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Can I require my friend to "BUMP" my WTB thread instead of "I bump my WTB thread by myself"
(Because I want to remove the additional EXP Gains from"Posting once in the forums")

Another question:If I Posting once in the forums After 29 days then I will get additional EXP Gains from"Posting once in the forums"?

This post has been edited by moment byte: Nov 21 2018, 08:07

This i dont want exp and dont want to level up behavior has really gotten out of hand. 10bo you really should work on the balance of the game buddy, because peaple dont want to get exp and level up in an rpg is just wrong. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

This i dont want exp and dont want to level up behavior has really gotten out of hand. 10bo you really should work on the balance of the game buddy, because peaple dont want to get exp and level up in an rpg is just wrong. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

In fact I found that I soulfuse too many rare equipments that are low levels.(That prevent other low level player to play well)
So I want to try to hold my level and hope I can provide more good equipments that are low levels.

This post has been edited by moment byte: Nov 21 2018, 08:25

Can I require my friend to "BUMP" my WTB thread instead of "I bump my WTB thread by myself"
(Because I want to remove the additional EXP Gains from"Posting once in the forums")

Another question:If I Posting once in the forums After 29 days then I will get additional EXP Gains from"Posting once in the forums"?

Running a shop without posting is quite silly imo. But yes, anyone can bump you thread, just not too often.

Yes, posting will give additional EXP gain

But dude: level 500 is fantastic! (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/heh.gif) Cheaper gear, high clear-speed and high proficiency.

Another way to reduce your EXP gain is to make sure you have below 80 stamina. You can do this easily by entering Item World and running away.

A drawback of reducing your EXP gain too much is that you will get slightly weaker because your Proficiency will not be as high as it could be. This only happens when almost all your EXP is coming from Dawn of New Day. So when you notice that almost all your EXP is coming from Dawn, it's not a bad idea to let yourself gain EXP a little faster.

In fact I found that I soulfuse too many rare equipments that are low levels.(That prevent other low level player to play well)
So I want to try to hold my level and hope I can provide more good equipments that are low levels.

One cant play well without buying good equipment with a low level? Yeah, sorry, but that is just not true. I have used only self drops -except a single exq rapier from wolfgirl- until around level 380 and i never had any problem to play well, have my fun and archive my goals. Btw today the game is actually even much easier in general as it was in my days. So it is really not necessary to provide them with good equipment they wouldnt had otherwise. Also mind if i ask why you should get better drops then they all would get themself? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

This only happens when almost all your EXP is coming from Dawn of New Day. So when you notice that almost all your EXP is coming from Dawn, it's not a bad idea to let yourself gain EXP a little faster.

I just want to point out that dawn just dont get any assimilator bonus, so everyone who didnt trained assimilator wouldnt even notice a difference, because there is just none without assimilator.

This post has been edited by Uncle Stu: Nov 21 2018, 09:29

I just want to point out that dawn just dont get any assimilator bonus, so everyone who didnt trained assimilator wouldnt even notice a difference, because there is just none without assimilator.

That's wrong. Dawn doesn't get the 4x prof bonus of normal exp gains.

That's wrong. Dawn doesn't get the 4x prof bonus of normal exp gains.

What 4x prof bonus? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

What 4x prof bonus? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

This one:

A couple of easy fixes:

- You will now always gain the proficiency experience for the fighting style you are using, similar to how armor works. This means you will now gain proficiency with staff even without whacking things.

- Base proficiency experience factor was increased from x2 to x4, which would allow you to keep every proficiency at level without any additional trainings.

Dealing with dawn experience is harder, but it will likely be applied to proficiencies in one way or another.
Which is why I said you probably shouldn't be trying to do that.

Oh yeah, now that i read it again i remember. Why isnt this mentioned in the wiki?

The wiki must be wrong about how Assimilator works too. Assimilator 25/25 should either increase proficiency exp by 3.5x (+250%) or by 1.625x (650%/400%). Which is correct?

The rate at which proficiency is gained can be increased via Assimilator training at +10% per rank trained, up to a maximum of 2.5x the normal rate.

I'm thinking of buying hath for the perks, but I have not fully upgraded all of my loot training. I have Quartermaster and Archaeologist at 17/20 and 7/10 respectively, and my other two loot training are near max as well. Should I first invest in completing my training or should I go ahead and start buying hath?

I'm thinking of buying hath for the perks, but I have not fully upgraded all of my loot training. I have Quartermaster and Archaeologist at 17/20 and 7/10 respectively, and my other two loot training are near max as well. Should I first invest in completing my training or should I go ahead and start buying hath?

Depends what perks you want, but generally yes I would start buying hath at this point.

I'm thinking of buying hath for the perks, but I have not fully upgraded all of my loot training. I have Quartermaster and Archaeologist at 17/20 and 7/10 respectively, and my other two loot training are near max as well. Should I first invest in completing my training or should I go ahead and start buying hath?

If you are playing arenas only, the last few levels of loot training is not really profitable.
Training cost rise dramatically so you need to do lots of rounds to compensate.
I would go for Dæmon Duality.

This post has been edited by qr12345: Nov 23 2018, 14:32

I'm thinking of buying hath for the perks, but I have not fully upgraded all of my loot training. I have Quartermaster and Archaeologist at 17/20 and 7/10 respectively, and my other two loot training are near max as well. Should I first invest in completing my training or should I go ahead and start buying hath?

loot trainings is very long term investment
my advice: complete it as fast as you can if you gonna complete it anyway

This post has been edited by Ikki Pop: Nov 23 2018, 14:42

loot trainings is very long term investment

This! (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/happy.gif)

I was just checking something in the wiki while i did notice this

Endurance (END)
1 point = +0.2 Health Regen per minute
https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Character_Stats#Primary_Attributes
I guess this is still a left over from the time there everything was refilled after every battle, or is this the way regen is affected by endurance?

Hi...um until lv 130 i was a fire mage
and i read somewhere onehand melee are better early stages of the game...
so i bought rapier/shield/heavy all average.... since its hard for me to find someone who hav lv100s good equips
my questions is how do onehander usually fight? just normal attack????

Oh, okay nevermind my post in the other topic. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

Well first, playing as mage is really not recommended at level 134. Mages in general are glass cannon, but at such a low level they are nothing but glass. so yeah, 1H is much better.

Average equipment okay for the start and yes, 1H attacks mostly with normal attacks and the OFC if they have one. The only exception from that rule is when they encounter a Schoolgirl or any other strong monster, in that case you should use imperil attack it a few times until it gots the penetrated armor debuff and attack with vital strike when the monster is also stunned. Any other questions?

Hi...um until lv 130 i was a fire mage
and i read somewhere onehand melee are better early stages of the game...
so i bought rapier/shield/heavy all average.... since its hard for me to find someone who hav lv100s good equips
my questions is how do onehander usually fight? just normal attack????

my advice:
Rapier is best. Slaughter is best, but anything goes at your level.
Shield: force shield is best, but anything with high block is good
Armor: power is best, but at your level also plate works.

1-hand fight with normal attack, yes. Just use Monsterbation script, so you can hover over monsters.