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Old 03-16-2009, 07:34 PM
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If they're lower than expected, it could be because you can never gain more exp from a single action than half of what you need to get to the next level.
Interesting. Knowing that I rechecked my numbers with a large amount of exp needed to gain a new level.

And here are the figures that I have so far:
Exp from Water of the Wise (Figures gotten from recording current exp before and after alchemy)
Cauldron +0: 403
Cauldron +1: 600
Cauldron +2: 891
Cauldron +3: 1202

That's for a full output alch. (7 waters of the wise)
What I've figured so far on the algorithm::
exp = exp * 1.5 and this gets calculated the amount of times the + of the cauldron is.
For instance.
exp = 403 (+0 cauldron)
exp = 403 * 1.5 = 604.5 (+1 cauldron)
exp = 604.5 * 1.5 = 906.75 (+2 cauldron)
exp = 906.75 * 1.5 = 1360.125 (+3 cauldron)

This algorithm looks good until it gets into the higher +'s.
Subsituting 1.5 for 1.49 or 1.48 makes it a little better. But still not on the dot.
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