#FIRESTORM WOW LOWER EXP FULL#
The full formula for the Gray Level is rather complicated, so here is a table. this is called the Gray Level, and occurs depending on your character level. The level of the mob by its portrait will become gray. Killing a mob stops giving XP if the level of that mob is too low. For a similar table with more information, see Mob difficulty colors. Mob Gray Level For formulas to calculate the Gray Level, see Formulas:Mob XP.
#FIRESTORM WOW LOWER EXP TRIAL#
Recruit-A-Friend - (note: read more here: Recruit-A-Friend) After successfully recruiting a friend for a trial period, both you and your recruit will receive a 3x XP bonus for all XP gains (does not stack with Rested Bonus) as long as you are both in a party and close enough to each other within the game.Īdventurer's Journal - (Applies only to characters below level 85.) There is a chance that after reading an Adventurer's Journal (created by a Scribe), you will receive a buff that grants a 10% increase to XP gains from killing mobs and from quests. The longer one stays inside, the more the XP they can receive before returning to a normal state (shown by a transparent-blue bar follwed by a marker, positioned after the filled bar of XP already gained). A character will gain the bonus if they stay inside of an inn or capital city. When a character is in the Rested state, the bar will be filled blue and all experience gains (except quests) will be doubled (2x). Rested Bonus - Normally, the experience bar is filled purple for the amount of XP a character has. These include: Rested, Recruit-A-Friend, and a buff from an Adventurer's Journal. There are multiple ways to earn bonus experience points for completing the same task as one without any. Match the green and yellow quests and there is more than enough to see you questing all the way through the game. If by then you have already moved on, there are plenty of shiny new quests in the next zone.Īlso, bear in mind that by completing higher as opposed to lower level quests, you will reach a point where the quests below you are grey and there are no new quests to complete. If you are meant to do them then you will find you have time later. One strategy is to avoid reds, miss most oranges and focus on a mix of yellow and greens. Each to their own, but don't confuse the absolute value of xp gained as a number with the relative xp gained as a percentage of current level requirements. However, in the time it takes to do these harder quests it is possible to do several of the lower quests. In respect to current level, higher level quests do yield a larger relative xp gain. Some lower level quests (Quest_Level < 10) seem to give full XP only for Character_Level <= Quest_Level + 4, differing by 1 level with the table above.įor the table, see Mob difficulty colors.
The following formula for quest XP was obtained by studying the XP rewards provided for various quests and various levels on the long defunct (since 2008).Ĭharacter_Level = Quest_Level + 10 : Quest_XP = ( 10 %) or ROUND(Full_Quest_XP * 0.1 / 5) * 5 The 60-70 XP reduction factor expires also, thus causing a large jump in the XP needed to level. However at the same time, another reduction factor (active 60-70 only, added at the release of WotLK) goes into effect reducing the XP needed.Īt level 70, the expected XP from killing a mob of your level increases drastically again, as it is assumed that you will be killing mobs in Northrend. At level 30 the "difficulty factor" (from the original game release) will kick in, which increases the number of kills needed to level.Īt level 60, the expected XP from killing a mob of your level increases drastically, as it is assumed that you will be killing mobs in Outland.
#FIRESTORM WOW LOWER EXP PATCH#
Up to level 10, it takes 8*CL kills of creatures of your same level to advance to the next level, where CL is your Current Level.Īt level 11, the "difficulty reduction factor" added in patch 2.3.0 will kick in, thus reducing the XP needed to level. The experience needed for a given level is specified by a formula that takes in to account several different factors. XP To Level Main article: Formulas:XP To Level
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