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Edited by R.Williams 34 on May 30, 2020 12:13:58
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Related, I can't recall whether a dot that is 280 days old gets any XP on Day 1 of the new season (when he flips over to being 281 days old)?
Edited by Larry Roadgrader on May 30, 2020 13:39:26
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Originally posted by Larry Roadgrader
Related, I can't recall whether a dot that is 280 days old gets any XP on Day 1 of the new season (when he flips over to being 281 days old)?
No, once a dot hits 280 days old, that's it. No more XP. You get XP when you rollover from Day 279 to Day 280, but not when you rollover from Day 280 to Day 281.
EDIT: I was thinking of TP.
See below.
Related, I can't recall whether a dot that is 280 days old gets any XP on Day 1 of the new season (when he flips over to being 281 days old)?
No, once a dot hits 280 days old, that's it. No more XP. You get XP when you rollover from Day 279 to Day 280, but not when you rollover from Day 280 to Day 281.
EDIT: I was thinking of TP.
See below.Edited by Novus on May 30, 2020 15:50:59
Originally posted by Novus
No, once a dot hits 280 days old, that's it. No more XP. You get XP when you rollover from Day 279 to Day 280, but not when you rollover from Day 280 to Day 281.
you likely stop earning XP long before that
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/forum_thread.pl?thread_id=4686077
once you hit your "cap", no more XP - just level up from boosting
Rolling Level Cap Based Upon Number of Boosts
While conducting testing of potential player builds, we found that the new growth rate of Accelerated Player Development led to players reaching higher levels and that there was the possibility of reaching higher levels with a limited amount of boosts. Because of this, we are making an additional adjustment to make boosting more worthwhile for our valued paying customers. What we will be doing is implementing a rolling maximum level cap based upon the number of times a player has boosted. The level caps are as follows:
30 boosts - Level 79
29 boosts - Level 78
28 boosts - Level 77
27 boosts - Level 76
26 boosts - Level 75
25 boosts - Level 74
24 boosts - Level 73
23 boosts - Level 72
22 boosts - Level 71
21 boosts - Level 70
20 boosts - Level 69
19 boosts - Level 68
18 boosts - Level 67
17 boosts - Level 66
16 boosts - Level 65
15 boosts - Level 64
14 boosts - Level 63
13 boosts - Level 62
12 boosts - Level 61
11 boosts and under - Level 60
No, once a dot hits 280 days old, that's it. No more XP. You get XP when you rollover from Day 279 to Day 280, but not when you rollover from Day 280 to Day 281.
you likely stop earning XP long before that
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/forum_thread.pl?thread_id=4686077
once you hit your "cap", no more XP - just level up from boosting
Rolling Level Cap Based Upon Number of Boosts
While conducting testing of potential player builds, we found that the new growth rate of Accelerated Player Development led to players reaching higher levels and that there was the possibility of reaching higher levels with a limited amount of boosts. Because of this, we are making an additional adjustment to make boosting more worthwhile for our valued paying customers. What we will be doing is implementing a rolling maximum level cap based upon the number of times a player has boosted. The level caps are as follows:
30 boosts - Level 79
29 boosts - Level 78
28 boosts - Level 77
27 boosts - Level 76
26 boosts - Level 75
25 boosts - Level 74
24 boosts - Level 73
23 boosts - Level 72
22 boosts - Level 71
21 boosts - Level 70
20 boosts - Level 69
19 boosts - Level 68
18 boosts - Level 67
17 boosts - Level 66
16 boosts - Level 65
15 boosts - Level 64
14 boosts - Level 63
13 boosts - Level 62
12 boosts - Level 61
11 boosts and under - Level 60
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Originally posted by reddogrw
you likely stop earning XP long before that
You are correct. I was thinking of TRAINING points.
you likely stop earning XP long before that
You are correct. I was thinking of TRAINING points.
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