Dung base xp problem

[archsaddler]

My partner and i have been dungeoneering together since just after it came out ,i noticed she was getting more dung xp every level than me , we've done all the same floors reset at the same times and have the same dung level (xp lamp and tears keeping me level ) .

 

This happens if we pair up or solo ,

We have just solo'd floor 1

my base xp was 58 , prestige 13 (480),average 269

her base xp was 95 , prestige 13 (781),average 438

 

Can anybody explain why there is this difference .

 

Cheers

[Sy_Accursed]

How much you do effects the xp you get.

 

I'm going to hazard a guess your friend has higher skills and/or combat and thus deals more damage, opens more doors, gathers more resources etc. compared to you.

[archsaddler]

i wish it that easy .i wouldnt have a problem ,i do most of work open most of the doors and i'm higher levelled

[archsaddler]

Any other suggestions ?

[Youmu]

Are you F2P and 90+ combat?

 

If so, that explains why you are getting less exp than her.

[t3h_r0nz]

How much you do effects the xp you get.

 

I'm going to hazard a guess your friend has higher skills and/or combat and thus deals more damage, opens more doors, gathers more resources etc. compared to you.

 

Wrong, this actually has no effect on your XP.

 

Dungeons seem to have random XP. For example on floor 20 my prestige will be 6000, yet on floor 23 my prestige will be 4000.

 

So, it's just random.

[Baleout]

Base exp is calculated based on how long it is estimated that dungeon will take to complete. The prestige exp is then calculated from the base exp and your prestige level.

 

More specifically, base exp is calculated from:

1. What floor you are on

2. How many rooms were on the direct path to the boss (larger dungeon size = more rooms)

3. How many bonus rooms your team entered

4. Your own combat level (F2p players with combat levels above 90 get reduced exp)

 

Those four I am sure about, but I think it might also take into account the levels of monsters compared to your team's combat levels, or how many enemies you left behind.

 

As the configuration of rooms and placement of enemies is randomly generated at the start of the dungeon, there is some random element to the value of the base exp you will get at the end. As long as you open as many doors as you can, this can't be helped.

 

The exp you get is not affected by what you personally did in the dungeon.

The exp you get is not completely random.

 

 

 

As for Archsaddler, you are probably recieving less exp than your partner because you have a higher combat level.