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% Loss in EXP for luckless mages
#1
Ok, so I heard that in order to lower your % loss exp when you die, I heard that:

if you have 14 base luck ~loss of exp is 5%

if you have 4 base luck ~loss of exp is 10%

Basically at the lowest end of the scale, % loss of exp is based on base luck, not luk added with equips apparently.
Is this true? I forgot which forum I read this in.
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#2
5 + 20/(base luk)

Applies to all but bowmen and beginners. B> bowman formula for sairs
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#3
Wait, but base on your above formula, if I have 4 base luk, I only lose 6.25%, or is your formula based on the standard 5% exp loss + that amount?
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#4
5 + 20/4 = 10.
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misc86 Wrote:Wait, but base on your above formula, if I have 4 base luk, I only lose 6.25%, or is your formula based on the standard 5% exp loss + that amount?

I think your error came in because you forgot to apply order of operations, division comes before addition.
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Dusk Wrote:5 + 20/4 = 10.

Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally =)
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Dusk Wrote:5 + 20/(base luk)

Applies to all but bowmen and beginners. B> bowman formula for sairs

I'm pretty sure exp loss was changed to be constant for all classes except magicians in January '08. Warriors lose 10%, bowmen lose 7%, and thieves lose 5% if I remember correctly. I know my archer always loses exactly 7% upon death.
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Cyanne Wrote:I'm pretty sure exp loss was changed to be constant for all classes except magicians in January '08. Warriors lose 10%, bowmen lose 7%, and thieves lose 5% if I remember correctly. I know my archer always loses exactly 7% upon death.

That's because the formula for archers is 5 + 8/(base luk). It's variable for all classes.
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