August 21, 201114 yr Right now i'm levelling the two hard ones (i already have the other four at lvl 99), but progress is very slow...Does anybody know wat events give the best exp? For example, would it be better to do a medium combat event over a hard non-combat event?
August 22, 201114 yr Not totally sure but I just did hard path the whole time when I was getting 85(pazzuzu) and 99(range chick), and it didn't take to long. Tbh Id assume that medium would be the best for mixture of high lvl beasts and more events, but like I said I'm nowhere near a master of it, so gl. Good Timber does not grow with ease, the stronger the wind, the stronger the trees. There is dignity in suffering, nobility in pain, but failure is a salted wound, that burns over and over again.
August 22, 201114 yr from my experience the NUMBER of events is the main factor: so the more events you can do / hour the better the xp / hour will be.. The difficulty seemed to have low influence on the xp gained. First they came to fishingand I didn't speak out because I wasn't fishing Then they came to the yewsand I didn't speak out because I didn't cut yews Then they came for the oresand I didn't speak out because I didn't collect ores Then they came for meand there was no one left to speak out for me.
August 22, 201114 yr from my experience the NUMBER of events is the main factor: so the more events you can do / hour the better the xp / hour will be.. The difficulty seemed to have low influence on the xp gained.Well typical of me to do things the hard way. :-P Good Timber does not grow with ease, the stronger the wind, the stronger the trees. There is dignity in suffering, nobility in pain, but failure is a salted wound, that burns over and over again.
August 22, 201114 yr from my experience the NUMBER of events is the main factor: so the more events you can do / hour the better the xp / hour will be.. The difficulty seemed to have low influence on the xp gained.Well typical of me to do things the hard way. :-PFor the medium/hard companions the main source of xp is the dmg they deal: doing events will be a minor source of xp. So for those it makes sense to let them deal as much dmg/hour as possible. Companions are slow is switching target between kills so more difficult targets will be better for the easy/medium companions. First they came to fishingand I didn't speak out because I wasn't fishing Then they came to the yewsand I didn't speak out because I didn't cut yews Then they came for the oresand I didn't speak out because I didn't collect ores Then they came for meand there was no one left to speak out for me.
August 24, 201114 yr Author from my experience the NUMBER of events is the main factor: so the more events you can do / hour the better the xp / hour will be.. The difficulty seemed to have low influence on the xp gained.Well typical of me to do things the hard way. :-PFor the medium/hard companions the main source of xp is the dmg they deal: doing events will be a minor source of xp. So for those it makes sense to let them deal as much dmg/hour as possible. Companions are slow is switching target between kills so more difficult targets will be better for the easy/medium companions.So if i would be training Smiddi Ryak for example, the best way to lvl her would be to rush trough the easy paths? As that would result in the most events/hour?
August 24, 201114 yr From what pulli said I believe so yes. Good Timber does not grow with ease, the stronger the wind, the stronger the trees. There is dignity in suffering, nobility in pain, but failure is a salted wound, that burns over and over again.
August 24, 201114 yr I have to say: I don't have a consequitive proof for this, however:-I ran an easy and it gave 50% of lv 66-67..-Next hard (with same number of events) only gave about 30% of that level.-Next easy almost finished the level. So from this I concluded that the type of events has the biggest influence (yet as events are so random, and it's implausible to get the exact xp after each event it's hard to actually know the xp / event type). First they came to fishingand I didn't speak out because I wasn't fishing Then they came to the yewsand I didn't speak out because I didn't cut yews Then they came for the oresand I didn't speak out because I didn't collect ores Then they came for meand there was no one left to speak out for me.
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