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justice4
Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 2 Arc User
I have seen quite a few players saying that they're already level 60 and doing end-game content. My question is, how on earth lol? I would say I've been playing quite a lot since the game released, and I've just barely passed level 20....if I had been super-hardcore I could see myself being 25 or 30 at most. But max level, no way lol! I didn't have those extra 3 days or whatever from the founders pack but still! I am not looking to rush up there or anything and I'm just enjoying my time in the game, but seeing all of these people already at cap just made me curious what on earth they're doing to level so fast.
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That, and they're Founders who got started about a week before everyone else
My first day of 3-day head-start I got to level 31 just ignoring most everything that was not grinding quests and also remembering where to go and what to do. But then I have been through the content and already knew what was up and explored most everything. Most of the time you waste is just exploring around, checking out views and doing the group dungeons/raids.
Slows down a bit after 30 and I have work so I am at 50 now instead of 60 if I had had another full day to grind through I would be there. (I am sort of interested in seeing what comes after 50 as that was the beta cap. So I am in no rush now.)
Probably the best way to do it, find another person(s) to level with and just crank through the content if you just want to level and not explore the game world. Otherwise, have fun and don't worry about rushing to end game.
What Class Are You?
Leveling in this game super easy.
1) As you level you will get items with empty Utility slots. One of the items that goes into these slots will give you a bonus to exp. gained. Individually they are small, but if you have enough Utility slots on your gear they can add up fast. I end up with these as, for some reason, I seem to be a magnate for items with Utility slots only and for the +exp items, and little else.
2) You can do the repeatable Leadership Missions and spend boat loads of Astral Diamonds to rush them. Expensive as all Heck and I don't see the point, but apparently SOMEONE out there is doing it. I suppose if you are independently wealthy and want to be level 60 you could.
3) Apparently you can grind certain Foundry missions that give a particularly good return of Time Vs. Exp. Gain. Don't ever plan to use this method myself, as it sound unbelievably boring and you would arrive at 60 with little to no level appropriate gear.
But if any of these sound like good times to you, then more power to ya!
'Wen considered the nature of time and understood that the universe is, instant by instant, recreated anew. Therefore, he understood, there is in truth no past, only a memory of the past. Blink your eyes, and the world you see next did not exist when you closed them. Therefore, he said, the only appropriate state of the mind is surprise. The only appropriate state of the heart is joy. The sky you see now, you have never seen before. The perfect moment is now. Be glad of it.' Terry Pratchet The Thief Of Time
agreed... I did it to see as much as possible but DnD is definately not about the end.
Has anyone confirmed that multiple +xp enchantments will stack? My character sheet shows only 3.5% bonus xp no matter how many additional rank 2 azures I put in my utility slots. Same question for companion runes, by the way.
Plus, since some of us started on the 25th, it gave us extra time. Far from a no lifer, but quests really do go by fast, and grant a lot of xp, and if you have the xp gems in, they go even faster. 5k xp a quest at higher levels, and you just burn through them quickly. I hit 60 the day before open beta even started, just doing quests.
Different ranks seem to stack, but not the same rank. Not sure if working as intended, but if you put different rank ones in there, you see a bonus that fits.
It's a quick leveling speed, but thankfully there's plenty to do. Being an RPer helps kill time as well.
Days off from work, been playing since Thursday, reached 60 on Monday and it wasn't even a ton of effort. I just liked the gameplay that much. Probably will take it much slower on my second character just because I'd like to do foundries and dungeons and be ahead of level of an area instead of below.