For some reason, depositing my experience into my account for the last two days has increased the EXP needed to get to the next level by one...it was at 740, now its at 742. Why is that? It's not just because I'm retarded, is it?
For some reason, depositing my experience into my account for the last two days has increased the EXP needed to get to the next level by one...it was at 740, now its at 742. Why is that? It's not just because I'm retarded, is it?
A long had Human Target keep depositing experience, the requirement will go up every few days , for lower levels it wont be as much, but level none to ten takes longer and the req for level up will increase. Also each time you level the req for the next level increases. There are already several topics on this just search with the bbs topics engnie ;), also level 30 can keep depositing, and also pimp will keep going. Its more complex then you think, so make sure to read into it, there is nothing wrong with your account , it happens to everyone
i think its a way to keep the pace slowed down a little so we dont have a massive line up to be level 30?
No, i dont mean that, I understand that when you level up the experience needed to level up increases, but I mean every time I deposit points into my account, the requirement (without leveling) increases by one point. So if I were to deposit points into my account, where my total being x and the points needed being y, after depositing, the crap would be x+5 and y+1. Sorry if that was reallt incoherent, but you should get the picture.
Here's how it is. Once you reach level 9, the HT factor comes into play. Every single time HT deposits his 10 experience, the required exp amount for ever user level 9 or higher goes up by 1 point each.
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Everytime HT52 deposits (he's the only lv30) the amount to get to lv 30 goes up. This landslides all the way down to level 9. Mostly affecting the upper levels and least afffecting the lower levels.