lol sent it to Jagex to mess them up. Sum1 just found the formula

I remember reading a topic almost identical to this a while back.

 

 

 

I got a huge head ache then and ended up going for a lie down...

 

 

 

...Someone wake me up in 10 weeks im off to bed. :wall:

I don't see what's the problem. People found it long time ago and you can just go and see what they do. why to rethink on things people already did and found how it is work and they "publish" it.

 

Open any calculator in any fun site. Do view code. See where the JavaScript that calculate it (or find the JavaScript file they load) and see what they did. take about 10 sec to find.

 

What u did is like inventing the wheel again. Waste of time.

Nevermind about this post...

Wow, what a formula.

 

Maybe this one is a little bit easier:

 

exp needed for lvl * 1.10411419 = next lvl (got the number by dividing the levels)

 

example: lvl 75-76

 

75: 1,210,421

 

76: 1,336,443

 

now the calculations:

 

1,210,421 * 1.10411419 = 1,336,443

 

Try it with the other levels, im not kidding :P

 

Actually the number is 2^(1/7) which is 1.104089...

 

and that comes straight out of Phil's formula...

 

 

 

However, that number is different at the lower lvls, havent found that out yet.

 

That's because it doesn't exist.

 

 

 

If the exp at each level were some constant times the previous level,

 

then that is actually an exponential function overall.

 

But we know that the true function is an exponential plus a polynomial.

 

 

 

At higher levels the exponential part of the function dominates and so your constant times previous level works well.

 

But, at lower levels the polynomial dominates and there is no simple constant that works well.

 

 

 

Hope this helps.

ooo nice find i like math but thats quite alot of work to do #-o ^^^^maybe thats right

...its still mostly a mystery to find the perfect formula

 

If you read the complete thread you'll see that we know 2 perfect formulas...

i edited :shame:

Also, just had a thought:

 

What if I take Duke Freedom's research on the prices of rares and develop a regression algorithm for the prices of rares (i.e. inflation) THAT would be a pretty big acheivement.

 

 

 

yeah, but unlike this, that would be mere market speculation -- which can turn out to be very accurate. it'd end up like a weather forcast, and we all know how those go... still, algorithms can make betting into a science, so you could make millions if you do it properly.

 

 

 

GO FOR IT!

This is really, not that new invention.

 

 

 

Level 486 - 5.724490514204431e+23 xp

 

Level 487 - 6.320349947858323e+23 xp

 

Level 488 - 6.9782321001792e+23 xp

 

Level 489 - 7.704592885789835e+23 xp

 

Level 490 - 8.506560212326417e+23 xp

 

Level 491 - 9.392003927864475e+23 xp

 

Level 492 - 1.036961304913842e+24 xp

 

Level 493 - 1.1448981028408862e+24 xp

 

Level 494 - 1.2640699895716646e+24 xp

 

Level 495 - 1.39564642003584e+24 xp

 

Level 496 - 1.540918577157967e+24 xp

 

Level 497 - 1.7013120424652833e+24 xp

 

Level 498 - 1.878400785572895e+24 xp

 

Level 499 - 2.073922609827684e+24 xp

 

Level 500 - 2.289.796.205.681.772.300.000.000.000.000.000.000.000

:shock: If only i had the mathamatical skills to know what the hell you were talking about :? Anyways must be a good forumla =D>

I find it sad and hilarious at the same time that I KNOW what you're talking about... You do know TI-84s aren't the only calc that can do these kind of functions right? You could have went to a pawn shop and bought a Graphing Calc for around $15.

who cares what calc it is? i'm running TI-89 Titanium, which i feel is superior for my needs. it does it too. i'd bet a TI-83 could be fandangled into it as well.

who cares what calc it is? i'm running TI-89 Titanium, which i feel is superior for my needs. it does it too. i'd bet a TI-83 could be fandangled into it as well.

 

 

 

TI83 is just as good and it's easier to function, i have an 83 my friend has an 84, in math class he always asked to use mine when i was done because it was better.

I have no idea what your talking about, but it looks significant.

:shock: And people think I'm a maths freak... I'm completely in the dark here :-s

 

 

 

Anyways, why calculate the formula for levels beyond 99? I though Jagex said that to increase the level cap everyone had to be statwiped and start over. Besides, it takes forever to get level 99, so why would you want more?

I made a spreadsheet some time ago in which you can type in your experience, and it tells you your exact level.

 

 

 

Hint: Use logarithms as well, not just quartic functions ;) ...

 

 

 

Linear interpolation would also work, but would probably take a rather long time to work out, plus wouldn't be nearly as neat :) ...

:shock: *stares in wonder and amazement*

 

I haven't tried it yet but I'm not one to argue with you.

 

 

 

BTW. Nerds Own! (just believe it, our logic is infallible(we've spent years on it))

 

 

 

If you disagree with the nerds, we will unite, and kill you with the power of our thoughts. :twisted: :shame: