| Author | Thread: XP Gains... |
| FatherLatour Posts: 160
Location: Rildesjan
Magus Age: 130 years old
Real Name: Jean
Email: FatherLatour@gmail.com
| Message #1003 Posted: Apr 6, 2008, 11:02 pm |
Does anybody have any insight as to how those are calculated? I know that against a level two monster:
Lvl1 Flesh gives you 5xp,
Lvl2 Bone gives you 1 xp, and
Lvl2 Iron gives you Zip.
Then against anything else it's even foggier for me. How much would a Lvl2 Fleshy give you? How much do you get for PvP? Is there PvP experience? |
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| Amelsh Posts: 54
Location: Broukendale
Magus Age: 116 years old
| Message #1004 Posted: Apr 6, 2008, 11:54 pm |
Everything has an 'effective level':
lvl 1 Flesh = lvl 1,
lvl 2 Bone = lvl 3,
lvl 2 Iron = lvl 7.
Experience gains compare the 'effective levels':
lvl 1 vs lvl 2 = 5 xp,
lvl 3 vs lvl 2 = 1 xp,
lvl 7 vs lvl 2 = 0 xp.
I believe the xp gains are posted somewhere. I know same level battles gain 3 xp, 1 higher level gains 1 xp, and 1 lower level gains 5 xp. I'm not certain about the others. |
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| Poseidon Posts: 241
Location: Shuul
Magus Age: 113 years old
Real Name: Jack Website: Click HereEmail: kingclown00@hotmail.com | Message #1015 Posted: Apr 7, 2008, 2:23 am |
yeah. theres a "chart" to use with this.
glass = level 0
flesh = level 1
bone = level 2
wood = level 3
clay = level 4
stone = level 5
iron = level 6
copper = level 7
bronze = level 8
brass = level 9
adamantine = level 10
for each additional level your golem has (i.e. flesh golem level 2) add one level to your golems natural level. So a flesh level 3 would be like a level 4 in general.
when fighting, this is how the exp is divided.
equal levels = 5 exp to both
one level higher = 3 exp to you, 7 exp to them
two levels higher = 1 exp to you, 9 exp to them
any higher = you lose exp, they get 10
one level lower = 7 exp to you, 3 exp to them
two levels lower = 9 exp to you, 1 to them
any lower = 10 exp to you, 0 exp to them.
for monsters, increase the level of your golem by one for this chart. |
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| Smitty Posts: 25
Location: Rildesjan
Magus Age: 115 years old
| Message #1025 Posted: Apr 7, 2008, 2:09 pm |
| So for the most exp gains per motivation, you'd really want to either buff your fleshie with better eyes/armor and go for pve (can a fleshie kill a lvl 3? I've gotten close on 2's, but the miss rate is horrible with the 10% eyes), or make lots of disposable lvl 1 fleshies and make them go poof vs the highest level player in game. |
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HalfteaPosts: 1307 Location: Darghelm Magus Age: 132 years old Clan: ADV | Message #1039 Posted: Apr 7, 2008, 6:53 pm |
| Poseidon said:
yeah. theres a "chart" to use with this.
glass = level 0
flesh = level 1
bone = level 2
wood = level 3
clay = level 4
stone = level 5
iron = level 6
copper = level 7
bronze = level 8
brass = level 9
adamantine = level 10
for each additional level your golem has (i.e. flesh golem level 2) add one level to your golems natural level. So a flesh level 3 would be like a level 4 in general.
when fighting, this is how the exp is divided.
equal levels = 5 exp to both
one level higher = 3 exp to you, 7 exp to them
two levels higher = 1 exp to you, 9 exp to them
any higher = you lose exp, they get 10
one level lower = 7 exp to you, 3 exp to them
two levels lower = 9 exp to you, 1 to them
any lower = 10 exp to you, 0 exp to them.
for monsters, increase the level of your golem by one for this chart.
Slight mod to this chart. I went up against a stone (lvl 1) with my bone (lvl 1), which equates as a lvl 2 against a lvl 5 for the chart. The payout in xp was 10 for me, 1 for them.
Maybe that was because I was attacking though. With the predicted result in damage to my golem. (both arms destroyed) :)Last Edited: Apr 7, 2008, 6:55 pm |
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| Revanto Posts: 4
Location: Dethsfell Rest
Magus Age: 119 years old
| Message #1156 Posted: Apr 9, 2008, 7:22 pm |
Okay, so the XP gains are based on the level of the golems/monsters involved... AND it takes into account leveling up a golem. So a level 2 flesh golem is the same as a level 1 bone golem.
Does the level of the MAGE ever factor into XP decisions? |
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