you know, im really not sure "WHY" this isnt implemented in this specific MMO, but in like every single MMO ive ever played, if you were too low from another player, like as an example, usually 10 lvls is the threshold, and if u were partied with someone 10 lvls or higher...higher than u, you got no experience what so ever, and if you were lucky, you "might" still get quest credit even with players who were excess of the lvl gap limit. Why doesnt SE just make it so if your too low from the highest person in the party, you dont recieve exp, this would force you to lvl with people of your lvl.
It really doesnt make sense to me how a lvl 30 player even gets exp from a group of lvl 75+ people, they should be getting nothing anyways. It should work the same way as Too Weak To Be Worthwhile works in my opinion.
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03-20-2011, 03:36 PMMordanthos
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03-20-2011, 03:50 PMLinhExp should be based upon how much one can contribute to a mob! So that means if you do so well that you don't get hit on a mob, your healer won't get any exp! Hell yea! SE is soooo gonna take it to that extreme. Becareful what you wish for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mordanthos
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03-20-2011, 03:59 PMMordanthosHow does what your saying relate to what im saying in any way? I havent wished for that. I dont want contribution exp, thats dum, im saying certain lvl gaps cut off the exp if your too low.Quote:
Originally Posted by Linh
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03-20-2011, 04:02 PMGreatguardian
There have always been exp penalties for high gaps in level. A level 30 in a group with a level 90 has a 66.7% exp reduction (They are only gaining 1 exp for every 3 the level 90 gains), and most of the time a low level player will gain 0 EXP from Abyssea mobs until they have accumulated a decent amount of Gold light.
There is no reason to change the entire exp structure 8 years into the game.