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cRPG => Beginner's Help and Guides => Topic started by: Supreme_Leader on August 23, 2013, 09:01:34 am
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I know you get 2 loom points, but do you get 2 generations as well?
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2 Loompoints Yes 2 Gens No
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Should be in beginners' help and guides, huh?
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if you retire at lvl 35 you get 80 generations
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Never trust a latvian bitch.
Anytime you retire you will get 1 generation only. The loompoints changes, but not the amount of generations. Makes sense huuh?
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No matter what level you retire at, you get the same (single) generation bonus. It caps out at 16 generations. Level 32 is equal in XP cost to reaching level 31 twice. After that, the higher levels cost much more XP and it will "cost" you more xp per heirloom point.
If you are really set on playing CRPG and you aren't going to get bored of it in a month or two, I would recommend retiring at level 31 over and over until you reach generation 16. The XP bonus stacks up to the point that you get over 7000xp per tick when your team has x5 bonus. That's huge.
Going to level 32 doesn't require any more time spent; going to 31 twice or 32 once costs the same amount of xp. You get to stay at a high level as you gain another heirloom point. But if you are playing the long game, getting full generation bonus is worth it. You also get to try many different builds. You might find something new that you like!
I think the heirloom points go as follows:
Level 31: (8,892,403 xp) 1 heirloom point, 1 generation bonus
Level 32: (17,784,806 xp) 2 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus
Level 33: (35,569,612 xp) 3 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus (gain "Veteran" title when joining server)
Level 34: (71,139,224 xp) 4 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus (you get a title but I forget what)
Level 35: (142,278,448 xp) 5 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus (gain "Master" title when joining server)
Hope this helps, and hope someone can help me remember the level 34 and 36 titles. Also how many loom points do you get at 36?
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No matter what level you retire at, you get the same (single) generation bonus. It caps out at 16 generations. Level 32 is equal in XP cost to reaching level 31 twice. After that, the higher levels cost much more XP and it will "cost" you more xp per heirloom point.
If you are really set on playing CRPG and you aren't going to get bored of it in a month or two, I would recommend retiring at level 31 over and over until you reach generation 16. The XP bonus stacks up to the point that you get over 7000xp per tick when your team has x5 bonus. That's huge.
Going to level 32 doesn't require any more time spent; going to 31 twice or 32 once costs the same amount of xp. You get to stay at a high level as you gain another heirloom point. But if you are playing the long game, getting full generation bonus is worth it. You also get to try many different builds. You might find something new that you like!
I think the heirloom points go as follows:
Level 31: (8,892,403 xp) 1 heirloom point, 1 generation bonus
Level 32: (17,784,806 xp) 2 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus
Level 33: (35,569,612 xp) 3 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus (gain "Veteran" title when joining server)
Level 34: (71,139,224 xp) 4 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus (you get a title but I forget what)
Level 35: (142,278,448 xp) 5 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus (gain "Master" title when joining server)
Hope this helps, and hope someone can help me remember the level 34 and 36 titles. Also how many loom points do you get at 36?
Level 31: (8,892,403 xp) 1 heirloom point, 1 generation bonus
Level 32: (17,784,806 xp) 2 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus
Level 33: (35,569,612 xp) 3 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus (gain "Veteran" title when joining server)
Level 34: (71,139,224 xp) 4 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus (Master)
Level 35: (142,278,448 xp) 5 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus (Grandmaster)
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Level 31: (8,892,403 xp) 1 heirloom point, 1 generation bonus
Level 32: (17,784,806 xp) 2 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus
Level 33: (35,569,612 xp) 3 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus (gain "Veteran" title when joining server)
Level 34: (71,139,224 xp) 4 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus (Master)
Level 35: (142,278,448 xp) 5 heirloom points, 1 generation bonus (Grandmaster)
I'm pretty sure the loompoints are gained in this way:
Lvl - amount of loompoints
31 - 1
32 - 2
33 - 3
34 - 5
35 - 8
Anyway, anything above level 32 isn't worth retiring at from the loom point of view.
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36 - "Kesh" and I think 12 looms? Not sure.
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On the character page (http://c-rpg.net/?page=charstats) it shows you the experience needed for the next level.
| Level | Xp | Heirloom points | Title |
| 31 | 8.735.843 | 1 | |
| 32 | 17.784.806 | 2 | |
| 33 | 37.332.277 | 3 | Veteran |
| 34 | 80.873.140 | 5 | Master |
| 35 | 180.977.644 | 8 | Grandmaster |
| 36 | 418.780.850 | 13 | Legendary |
| 37 | 1.003.125.954 | 21 | ? |
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I'm pretty sure the loompoints are gained in this way:
Lvl - amount of loompoints
31 - 1
32 - 2
33 - 3
34 - 5
35 - 8
Anyway, anything above level 32 isn't worth retiring at from the loom point of view.
Wtf Fibonacci??? Y U DO DAT TO US??? Give proportional!!! 1 2 4 8 16 32.... DAMN YOU DEVS!
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On the character page (http://c-rpg.net/?page=charstats) it shows you the experience needed for the next level.
| Level | Xp | Heirloom points | Title |
| 31 | 8.735.843 | 1 | |
| 32 | 17.784.806 | 2 | |
| 33 | 37.332.277 | 3 | Veteran |
| 34 | 80.873.140 | 5 | Master |
| 35 | 180.977.644 | 8 | Grandmaster |
| 36 | 418.780.850 | 13 | Legendary |
| 37 | 1.003.125.954 | 21 | ? |
Imagine having a ? title after retire @ lvl 37. It's like '? Clan_Player has joined the battlefield'
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Title for lvl 37 should be "ubergrinder"
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Speaking of lvls and stuff. Is it even possible to reach lvl 37. I heard engine cannot comprehend that number so 36 is the max. Is it true or a legend?
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Or "No lifer"
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Speaking of lvls and stuff. Is it even possible to reach lvl 37. I heard engine cannot comprehend that number so 36 is the max. Is it true or a legend?
Dunno but I guess they wouldn't make it 21 loompoints if it was impossible :?:
Why give lps for something that is impossible...
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I recall someone saying that cmp said that about halfway to 37 the xp overflows the limit and resets to 1. but that is really only hearsay unless someone confirms it.
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Retiring (or even reaching) at 37 should say:
Congrats, you have no life, account deleted.
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Retiring (or even reaching) at 37 should say:
Congrats, you have no life, account deleted.
30 mln xp more and I will check if that's the case :)
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Hi
I didn't find that anywhere else:
I retired h my second character and now the first retired character is Generation 2 but doesnt get extra xp any more. Is that normal? Does that mean I should only retire with one character at all to get the extra xp?
Greetings
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Retirement bonuses affect only the characer you retire.
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But every new characte gets 2x exp as well
The Problem here is not that the new or old chars dont get double but that the retired doesn't...
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But every new characte gets 2x exp as well
The Problem here is not that the new or old chars dont get double but that the retired doesn't...
There are three separate things about exp.
1) Retiring.
You retire, your exp gets reset, you get +3% bonus exp. So if you retire once, your tick at x1 will bring you 1030 exp instead of 1000. It is capped once you have retired 15 times, in which case you will get 1450 exp per tick at x1 (and 7250 at x5 accordingly). This bonus, as Harald said, is only applied to the character you retired.
2) Minimum x2 multi for characters below level 25.
This applies to any character no matter what generation. Instead of starting with x1 multi, you get x2 as the minimum. So if you had x5 and lost the round, you are back to x2.
Note, however, that the multi you have is only shown correctly after the first tick (the first time you get exp in a round). S
So if you join the game with generation 2, level 10 character, it will show you your multi as x1, but with the first tick you will get 2060 exp and your multi will appear as x2.
3) All the exp you get (except on DTV mode I think?) is doubled on the website, so if in the game it says you got 2060 exp, in reality you get 4120. This is not shown in the game in any way, only on the website but it effectively means you get twice as much exp.
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Thank you :D
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Speaking of lvls and stuff. Is it even possible to reach lvl 37. I heard engine cannot comprehend that number so 36 is the max. Is it true or a legend?
I thought Aldo is 37