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In a 2 person party, even if the lower level character is level 1 they'll still get quite a bit of xp. For example, with a level 100 and level 1 character in a party killing a Basilisk Madtooth (Level 101 mob, 511 xp), the level 1 character gets 85 xp (level 100 character gets 426.) I posted the formula for calculating xp…
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This thread seems to have gone off topic (as always), but if anyone cares, I posted some real info gained from real tests in game in the thread linked to in the OP. Summary: having a 20 or greater level difference between highest and lowest level member causes a reduction in xp for all members.
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The information on XP gain in the wiki is wrong, making all the scenarios you posted wrong. Here are some ACTUAL numbers from REAL tests done in game: Party with 101 + 95 level characters: Kill Snowy familiar: 101 gets 62xp, 95 gets 58xp Kill Warbear of Antiquity: 101 gets 170xp, 95 gets 160 xp. Replace 95 level character…
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The formula I posted earlier is, as far as I can tell, completely accurate. I've done extensive testing and it always produces accurate results. The formula posted on the wiki almost never gives accurate results. As for the topic of the thread, if the level difference between highest and lowest level party member is 20 or…
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The wiki is wrong. Seriously, has no one ever even bothered to test it?
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Having low levels in your party most definitely does nerf your experience. With a 6 member party, you'll receive around half as much xp as you normally would. Anyway, since I've never seen anyone post the actual method of how xp gain is calculated in a party, here is how it works: First you take the monster's base xp. Then…
