I really hope my Issue doesn't get nerfed

[ispano]

That's the thing though. While I'm not arguing that it is more than 2 levels, I didn't just FATE grind. I threw a couple of dungeons in there as well as participated in FATEs in which you also get exp from killing the monsters themselves. When you say 2 levels, do you mean only the extra exp gained from the rested bonus counts against the amount stored?

For example, if I gained 300 exp (100%). 150 exp from the monster kill, 75 from armory bonus, and then 75 from rested. Does only the 75/total exp for that level * 100 count against my rested bonus?

Basically it says that while rested lasts you get a 50% bonus to your XP from kills and whatnot. I "believe" it counts the whole amount, as in if you ground on mobs for the entire time, once you got the 1.5 levels or whatever, it would be gone. It could be based on the amount the bonus gives, but when I leveled ACN, it seemed to work the other way. Only reason I say this is I mostly did dungeons to level ACN, and the bar wouldn't skip ahead a little when you got XP from kills. Which is what I would expect to see with the second concept.

Yes I understand that and under that assumption since I logged out on a level 5 ACN, I will only gain 1.5 levels of rested XP based on level 5. Now if you gain the same amount of rested XP if you log out on a level 1 class as you do a level 50 class (I highly doubt this), then the class you log out as doesn't matter.

You don't gain an actual XP amount. You gain a percentage of a level(s). That's where the disconnect is. So, yes, the class you log out as doesn't matter.

[xRitzx]

You don't gain an actual XP amount. You gain a percentage of a level(s). That's where the disconnect is. So, yes, the class you log out as doesn't matter.

Thanks for the info. For some reason I wrongly assumed you gained rested XP at a set rate and the amount you could gain was connected to your current class, then as you switch classes your rested XP percentage stays the same. That's pretty convoluted and wrong. There was definitely a disconnect. Having everything based on percentage level(s) makes sense and is easier to work with.