Stars meant something back in the days, when there was no fame train.
I remember when I got my white star, it was pretty uncommon to see another white, I mean, I did all my fames by myself, because STARS MEANT TIMES.
Now, you can easily be white with the fame train , but I think being a red , yellow or white shouldn’t affect the way we judge someone. To be honest, I prefer a red star who never fame farmed to a orange who is leeching 24/7.
Well the next time a yellow star does that, have a white star roast em’ up 
Unless the white stars are assholes
I could have many responses because I was too much of a shithead to finish reading his remarks and am now confused.
Hey man I looked through your deaths, and see that you never had a single 1/8+ char. To get better try getting a better pet. Feed and fuse, and it’ll help you greatly while maxing your char. Also, don’t stack up the character with your best items. (While leveling and unpotted)
darn i should use my own advice /s
I’m doing all of that xD The only reason I haven’t even begin maxing, which you’ve probably seen is because my account was made under a month ago. And only been playing for a week seriously. If I wanted I probably could’ve tried 4/8 but would’ve died soon after.
I’m a blue star but I think I’m pretty decent at the game. My computer doesn’t lag me too much. I’m 2 attack away from maxing to 6/8, and I’m already collecting life pots. I have a mule and a guild (admittedly one that went inactive, but I booted everyone out. Restarting it, already have 1 person).
But people don’t seem to treat blue stars well. What is it? On multiple occasions I’ve seen people in the chat putting others down because of the color of their star.
I’m working towards getting a better star, but in the meantime, what’s the deal with people and stars? They’re not even that visible in the chat, you have to be paying attention to notice them.
Star’s are a good indication for how much experience you have. As you know, all players start off with light blue star and their color progresses with how much stars they have. Players gain these stars by how much fame they get, which correlates to how long they live. This game, in simple terms, is to know what kills you and what does not (i.e. FFA tombs on a melee vs. clean tombs on a melee, having good pet vs. having bad pet). Once you figure that out, you have more experience in the game to know how to keep your precious characters alive. More experience = more time alive = more fame when they die = more stars = different star color.
Of course, about anyone can hop on the ptrain and get whatever star color they wish, and some people (liek m3) are alts. So keep this in mind when you judge someone.
Well if you put it like this, if you have a white star you are a retard that spent ~200 hours in fame trains (there are some exceptions, but they are rare), being a blue star is a good thing.
My account is a blue star because i lost too many accounts, and when i see a blue star i treat them like i treat most people, but when i see a white star with a 2/8 character i treat them like shit.
So the answer to your question, there is nothing wrong with being a blue star, also congratz on your 5/8 (soon to be 6/8).
I have noticed that all of the replies including this one have been from blue stars.\
There is nothing wrong with being a blue star.
Count me as a white star because i have had so many accounts that if i stayed on one, i’d have 100.000 fame by now.
But I’m not a genuine blue star, more like a 16K one.
And I has good reason to suspect @MessltUp has multiple accounts.
Blue star IMO is 2nd best looking star after yellow. And they usually are chill. From my experience, they have a 9:1 good to scumbag ratio which is much better than, say, red stars or orange stars which is as low as 2:1.
