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Lynnsane: /* About the XP-Gain for /mem-players */

2021-07-07T22:35:05Z

‎About the XP-Gain for /mem-players

Lynnsane: /* Advanced/Special skills for high level players */

2021-07-07T22:32:49Z

‎Advanced/Special skills for high level players

GrumpyGecko: /* Advanced/Special skills for high level players */

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‎Advanced/Special skills for high level players

GrumpyGecko: /* Level 20 to Level 30 */

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‎Level 20 to Level 30

GrumpyGecko: /* Level 50 to Level 79 */

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‎Level 50 to Level 79

GrumpyGecko: /* /mem again */

2021-07-07T22:11:56Z

‎/mem again

GrumpyGecko: /* Example /level_up command directly after /mes for a Ranger/Collector */

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‎Example /level_up command directly after /mes for a Ranger/Collector

Lynnsane: /* Level 50 to Level 79 */

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‎Level 50 to Level 79

GrumpyGecko: /* Leveling up to higher levels */

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‎Leveling up to higher levels

Lynnsane: /* Leveling up to higher levels */

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‎Leveling up to higher levels

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 {|class="wikitable"
 !<code>/mem</code>-amount
-!Average XP gain at high levels
+!Average daily XP gain at high levels
 |-
 | 0 || 25000

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 Esquire class unlocks:
-* Knights can crit higher and get access to "Battle Cry" (inspiring others to crit in battles)
+* Knights can crit higher with "Muscles, not Brains" and get access to "Battle Cry" (inspiring others to crit in battles)
 * Rangers can reach higher aiming bonus and unlock Trapping, to steal other player's loot in quests
 * Sentinels unlock access to “Lucky Defender” (similar to critical hits, but giving +50% defense randomly) and "Taunt" (highly increasing stats in a battle)

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 If you /mem even more than three times, the XP-gain increase is not researched and confirmed yet. But it can be assumed that the XP-gain will increase even until L80.
 ==Advanced/Special skills for high level players==
-Over L50, you’ll have access to the advanced class skills. They are expensive in terms of SP (most of them cost 3SP/skill-level). But they also provide very strong effects. Knights can crit higher, Rangers can reach higher aiming bonus, Sentinels unlock access to “Lucky Defender” (similar to critical hits, but giving +50% defense randomly).
+Over L50, you’ll have access to the advanced class skills. They are expensive in terms of SP (most of them cost 3SP/skill-level). But they also provide very strong effects.
 The master classes all get a skill to get rid of surplus resources/herbs:
-* Collector: “Picky Eater”: gives possibility to reject getting certain resources in quests, even providing loot rerolls. Aka: reject silver ore, get more chances for parts and recipes since the loot slots of the silver ore are re-evaluated and give extra chances for valuable items.
+* Collector get “Picky Eater”: gives possibility to reject getting certain resources in quests, even providing loot rerolls. Aka: reject silver ore, get more chances for parts and recipes since the loot slots of the silver ore are re-evaluated and give extra chances for valuable items.
-* Blacksmith: “Mighty Golem”: use up around 400 of one resource/herb and 300mana and get a ‘golem’ for 8hours. It increases your attack and defense stats significantly.
+* Blacksmith get “Mighty Golem”: use up around 400 of one resource/herb and 300mana and get a ‘golem’ for 8hours. It increases your attack and defense stats significantly.
-* Alchemist: “Herbs Transmutation”: Use 50 of a chosen herb type and transmute to another herb type. Here: 50 Plexisop -> 8 Storm Hyssop. This way you can reduce the trash herbs and get more of the valuable herbs.
+* Alchemist get “Herbs Transmutation”: Use 50 of a chosen herb type and transmute to another herb type. Here: 50 Plexisop -> 8 Storm Hyssop. This way you can reduce the trash herbs and get more of the valuable herbs.
   /use_trm 67 48

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:19, 7 July 2021
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	To accept his offer, use /sc {code} {quantity}. And try not to turtle. He can only wait so much.		To accept his offer, use /sc {code} {quantity}. And try not to turtle. He can only wait so much.
−	* '''Honest review: overall the XP gain until L30 is frustrating and dull. Be prepared.'''
−	* '''BUT: trust me, it’s worth it, it gets so much better later! It’s an investment in future game play'''

		+	'''Honest review: overall the XP gain until L30 is frustrating and dull. Be prepared. BUT ALSO: trust me, it’s worth it, it gets so much better later! It’s an investment in future game play'''

	=Level 30 to Level 50=		=Level 30 to Level 50=

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 =Level 50 to Level 79=
-* There are some special circumstances about the XP gain at higher levels for mem-players. A non mem-player in the first and primary profile can level up and the XP-gain in quests and battles increases until L60. After that, the XP-gain will just stay as it was at L60. But the required XP to level up increase a lot. This slows down the level up speed significantly.
+==XP-gain increase==
-* If you /mem one time though, the XP-gain will increase even further: until L65.
+There are some special circumstances about the XP gain at higher levels for mem-players. A non mem-player in the first (primary) profile can level up and the XP-gain in quests and battles increases until L60. After that, the XP-gain will just stay as it was at L60. But the required XP to level up further increase a lot. This slows down the level up speed significantly.
-* Over L50, you’ll have access to the advanced class skills. They are expensive in terms of SP (most of them cost 3SP/skill-level). But they also provide very strong effects. Knights can crit higher, Rangers can reach higher aiming bonus, Sentinels unlock access to “Lucky Defender” (similar to critical hits, but giving +50% defense randomly).
-* The master classes all get a skill to get rid of surplus resources/herbs:
+{|class="wikitable"
-** Collector: “Picky Eater”: gives possibility to reject getting certain resources in quests, even providing loot rerolls. Aka: reject silver ore, get more chances for parts and recipes since the loot slots of the silver ore are re-evaluated and give extra chances for valuable items.
+!<code>/mem</code>-amount
-** Blacksmith: “Mighty Golem”: use up around 400 of one resource/herb and 300mana and get a ‘golem’ for 8hours. It increases your attack and defense stats significantly.
+!XP-gain increase limit
-** Alchemist: “Herbs Transmutation”: Use 50 of a chosen herb type and transmute to another herb type. Here: 50 Plexisop -> 8 Storm Hyssop
+!Average XP in quests
   /use_trm 67 48
   Transmutation complete.
   Earned: Storm Hyssop x 6
 =L80 - the current Level Cap=

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 ==/mem again==
-* every time you /mem, your base stats get increased by 5%. So you’ll be visibly stronger than players with no mem cycles or less mem cycles.
+Every time you /mem, your base stats get increased by 5%. So you’ll be visibly stronger than players with no mem cycles or less mem cycles. Furthermore, the XP you get in quests is increased a tiny amount. You’ll level up faster - e.g. meming three times and leveling the third time to L80 is faster than meming fewer times and trying to get to 80. So stacking up /mems is worth it.
-* every time you /mem, the XP you get in quests is increased a tiny amount. You’ll level up faster
+Additionally, the  modifiers on T5 gear are multiplied by the number of /mem cycles you went through (maximum three, only T5 cloaks have modifiers depending on how high enchanted the item is). In this example the Manticore Armor here has a maximum of around 150HP bonus for collectors:
   Item: ⚡️+6 Manticore Armor +29⚔️ +65🛡
   Quality: Masterpiece
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      📦 Hp x Reborn: 50.08
        ╰ max x 3
-As you can see, having at least three <code>/mem</code> cycles is required to gain the maximum bonus from T5 gear. But stacking up even more <code>/mem</code>s gives even more stat and XP bonus.
+As you can see, having at least three <code>/mem</code> cycles is required to gain the maximum bonus from T5 gear. But stacking up even more <code>/mem</code>s gives even more stats and XP bonuses.
 ==Leveling up to higher levels==

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   📦Educated Technician 1 /skill_et 1sp
-* Your /class will contain skills of both classes, here example Ranger/Collector at L50:
+Your <code>/class</code> will contain skills of both classes, here example Ranger/Collector at L50:
   Ranger/Collector skills levels:
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 : Educated Technician /skill_et
 : Crafting /skill_cft
-* Follow specific guides for your class/class combination to figure out the perfect skill compositions. Links:
+Follow specific guides for your class/class combination to figure out the perfect skill compositions. Links:
-** Collector guide: [[Vik's Collector Tips]]
+* Collector guide: [[Vik's Collector Tips]]
-** Blacksmith guide: LINK
+* Blacksmith guide: LINK
-** Alchemist guide: LINK
+* Alchemist guide: LINK
-** Ranger guide: LINK
+* Ranger guide: LINK
-** Knight guide: LINK
+* Knight guide: LINK
-** Sentinel guide: [[Sentinel Tips]]
+* Sentinel guide: [[Sentinel Tips]]
 =Level 50 and the decision of stacking more mems=

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 * If you /mem two times, the XP-gain will increase even further: until L70.
   This means, that instead of around 900-1000XP/quest as received at L60, or around 2800-3000XP/quest with a single /mem cycle, you’ll get around 5000-6000XP/quest.
-* If you /mem theee times, the XP-gain will increase even further: until L75.
+* If you /mem three times, the XP-gain will increase even further: until L75.
   The average XP-gain in quests is over 10000XP
 * If you /mem even more  times, the XP-gain increase is not researched and confirmed yet. But it can be assumed that the XP-gain will increase even until L80.

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 ==Leveling up to higher levels==
-There is a tiny problem with having playing profiles with characters only L50 or in general not very high. E.g. view from /hero:
+There is a problem with having playing profiles with <code>/mes</code>-characters only L50 or in general not very high, if you want to play your current main character higher. E.g. a view from /hero:
    ⚔️🏹⁵¹Class info: /class
-In this example we have a Knight/Ranger player with a level 51 Ranger as -mes class. Skills are only unlocked up to the level you played that character to. That means the Ranger skills are not accessible for this player once they reach level 52, while a Knight would really love the higher levels of aiming! Because of this, if you want to play a certain <code>/mem-/mes</code> combination to high levels, it is very useful to have a <code>/mes</code> profile with a high level, too.
+In this example we have a Knight/Ranger player with a level 51 Ranger as -mes class. Skills are only unlocked up to the level you played that character to. That means the Ranger skills are not accessible for this player once they reach level 52, while a Knight/Ranger would really love the higher levels of aiming available at L55, 60 or even higher! Because of this, if you want to play a certain <code>/mem-/mes</code> combination to high levels, it is very useful to have a <code>/mes</code> profile with a high level, too.
 Personally, I’d advise to stack up at least 3 <code>/mem</code>s, before considering leveling to high levels. The leveling speed is that much more profitable, that you should not skip it.