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Verify exploration reward rule
I personally verified the 3 following scenarios:
For example, when discovering Crèche Y'llek, which is a level 5 "Big" area, if the main character is level 5, it will grant 240 experience; if the main character is level 6, it will grant 280 experience; and if the main character is level 7, it will grant 300 experience.
which confirm that the game takes the main char level if it's greater than the level area.
Now I wonder what the game actually does if the main char level is lower than the level area. Does it take the main char level or the area level?
Using the same example, see what happens if we enter at lvl 4 in Crèche Y'llek? Does it take the character lvl 4 and reward 130 xp, or does it take the area level and reward 240 xp?
Does anybody already know? Maybe I can try to find a speedrun video and see what happens. — TitanstringEnjoyer (talk) 00:09, 13 June 2024 (CEST)
- Hey TitanstringEnjoyer, I had an old lvl 4 save near the Mountain Pass so I tested out sprinting straight to the Creche. It gave me 120 experience for entering the main room in the monastery right above the Creche's entrance, and another 120 exp for entering the Creche itself. Not sure what this means since idk if your other calculations were based on adding those two exp rewards together or not. Hope this helps! Ankoria (talk) 02:57, 13 June 2024 (CEST)