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Dungeoneering - Shared Exp or No?

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I normally have the highest total level on all of my dungeoneering teams... does it makes sense for me to share experience, or should I turn that off? Will it benefit me more one way or the other?

 

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Doesn't matter all tht much.

 

You get full xp for w/e you do either way.

Only difference is with it on you give out and recieve lil bonus xp from wat others do

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The only point to ever turning off shared exp would be if you're a pure or otherwise have some reason not to want exp in a certain skill (like some people plan out getting 13371337 exp in a skill or whatever). Turning it off does not increase the exp you get at all, it just stops you getting exp from the actions of others.

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The only point to ever turning off shared exp would be if you're a pure or otherwise have some reason not to want exp in a certain skill (like some people plan out getting 13371337 exp in a skill or whatever). Turning it off does not increase the exp you get at all, it just stops you getting exp from the actions of others.

 

Adding if you could do the action yourself, otherwise you get nothing.

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