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Link at 11:09, 9 December 2024

2024-12-09T11:09:52Z

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	**The requirement for sharing experience is simply that the lowest level member of the party needs to be at least 2/3 of the level of the highest level member of the party.		**The requirement for sharing experience is simply that the lowest level member of the party needs to be at least 2/3 of the level of the highest level member of the party.
	**For experience sharing to be active, all players in the party must be within share range and be actively attacking or healing, otherwise no bonus is given and experience isn't shared regardless of the option being enabled.		**For experience sharing to be active, all players in the party must be within share range and be actively attacking or healing, otherwise no bonus is given and experience isn't shared regardless of the option being enabled.
	**With each additional player in your party, you receive a '''15%''' experience bonus, up to a maximum of +~~100~~% experience (requires a party of 6 members to achieve).		**With each additional player in your party, you receive a '''15%''' experience bonus, up to a maximum of +60% experience (requires a party of 5 members to achieve).
	**For example, a creature that gives 1000 experience points normally - if you are hunting it as a party of 4 members who are sharing experience you get an additional 60% of its total experience per kill. In this case that would be 1000+600, and each member would earn 400 experience points per kill.		**For example, a creature that gives 1000 experience points normally - if you are hunting it as a party of 5 members who are sharing experience you get an additional 60% of its total experience per kill. In this case that would be 1000+600, and each member would earn 400 experience points per kill.
	**Players can also more easily gain [[Tasks\|task]] kills when sharing experience in a party. Normally, a task kill point would go to the player who deals the last blow to a creature, but when actively sharing experience, the task kill goes to the leader by default if the leader has that specific task active, otherwise it goes to the member who last hit it if they are on the task, if they are not then the task point is given randomly to one of the other members in the party who are on that task.		**Players can also more easily gain [[Tasks\|task]] kills when sharing experience in a party. Normally, a task kill point would go to the player who deals the last blow to a creature, but when actively sharing experience, the task kill goes to the leader by default if the leader has that specific task active, otherwise it goes to the member who last hit it if they are on the task, if they are not then the task point is given randomly to one of the other members in the party who are on that task.

Link at 19:05, 6 June 2024

2024-06-06T19:05:20Z

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	**The requirement for sharing experience is simply that the lowest level member of the party needs to be at least 2/3 of the level of the highest level member of the party.		**The requirement for sharing experience is simply that the lowest level member of the party needs to be at least 2/3 of the level of the highest level member of the party.
	**For experience sharing to be active, all players in the party must be within share range and be actively attacking or healing, otherwise no bonus is given and experience isn't shared regardless of the option being enabled.		**For experience sharing to be active, all players in the party must be within share range and be actively attacking or healing, otherwise no bonus is given and experience isn't shared regardless of the option being enabled.
	**With each additional player in your party, you receive a 10% experience bonus, up to a maximum of +100% experience (requires a party of 6 members to achieve).		**With each additional player in your party, you receive a '''15%''' experience bonus, up to a maximum of +100% experience (requires a party of 6 members to achieve).
	**For example, a creature that gives 1000 experience points normally - if you are hunting it as a party of 4 members who are sharing experience you get an additional 60% of its total experience per kill. In this case that would be 1000+600, and each member would earn 400 experience points per kill.		**For example, a creature that gives 1000 experience points normally - if you are hunting it as a party of 4 members who are sharing experience you get an additional 60% of its total experience per kill. In this case that would be 1000+600, and each member would earn 400 experience points per kill.
	**Players can also more easily gain [[Tasks\|task]] kills when sharing experience in a party. Normally, a task kill point would go to the player who deals the last blow to a creature, but when actively sharing experience, the task kill goes to the leader by default if the leader has that specific task active, otherwise it goes to the member who last hit it if they are on the task, if they are not then the task point is given randomly to one of the other members in the party who are on that task.		**Players can also more easily gain [[Tasks\|task]] kills when sharing experience in a party. Normally, a task kill point would go to the player who deals the last blow to a creature, but when actively sharing experience, the task kill goes to the leader by default if the leader has that specific task active, otherwise it goes to the member who last hit it if they are on the task, if they are not then the task point is given randomly to one of the other members in the party who are on that task.

Link: 20% to 10% experience bonus

2024-05-24T14:08:40Z

20% to 10% experience bonus

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	**The requirement for sharing experience is simply that the lowest level member of the party needs to be at least 2/3 of the level of the highest level member of the party.		**The requirement for sharing experience is simply that the lowest level member of the party needs to be at least 2/3 of the level of the highest level member of the party.
	**For experience sharing to be active, all players in the party must be within share range and be actively attacking or healing, otherwise no bonus is given and experience isn't shared regardless of the option being enabled.		**For experience sharing to be active, all players in the party must be within share range and be actively attacking or healing, otherwise no bonus is given and experience isn't shared regardless of the option being enabled.
	**With each additional player in your party, you receive a 20% experience bonus, up to a maximum of +100% experience (requires a party of 6 members to achieve).		**With each additional player in your party, you receive a 10% experience bonus, up to a maximum of +100% experience (requires a party of 6 members to achieve).
	**For example, a creature that gives 1000 experience points normally - if you are hunting it as a party of 4 members who are sharing experience you get an additional 60% of its total experience per kill. In this case that would be 1000+600, and each member would earn 400 experience points per kill.		**For example, a creature that gives 1000 experience points normally - if you are hunting it as a party of 4 members who are sharing experience you get an additional 60% of its total experience per kill. In this case that would be 1000+600, and each member would earn 400 experience points per kill.
	**Players can also more easily gain [[Tasks\|task]] kills when sharing experience in a party. Normally, a task kill point would go to the player who deals the last blow to a creature, but when actively sharing experience, the task kill goes to the leader by default if the leader has that specific task active, otherwise it goes to the member who last hit it if they are on the task, if they are not then the task point is given randomly to one of the other members in the party who are on that task.		**Players can also more easily gain [[Tasks\|task]] kills when sharing experience in a party. Normally, a task kill point would go to the player who deals the last blow to a creature, but when actively sharing experience, the task kill goes to the leader by default if the leader has that specific task active, otherwise it goes to the member who last hit it if they are on the task, if they are not then the task point is given randomly to one of the other members in the party who are on that task.

Link: add Dynamic Spawn Rate

2024-05-24T14:04:26Z

add Dynamic Spawn Rate

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			Update 7.60 introduced the [[Dynamic Spawn Rate]]<br>
	You can invite another player to your party by holding down Ctrl, right-clicking a player and selecting the 'Invite to party' option. The invited player can then join your party by holding down Ctrl, right-clicking you and selecting the 'Join party' option. A player can leave a party only when out of battle, again using the Ctrl+Right-click function, and selecting the 'Leave party' option. Leadership of the party can be passed from one party member to another at will.<br>		You can invite another player to your party by holding down Ctrl, right-clicking a player and selecting the 'Invite to party' option. The invited player can then join your party by holding down Ctrl, right-clicking you and selecting the 'Join party' option. A player can leave a party only when out of battle, again using the Ctrl+Right-click function, and selecting the 'Leave party' option. Leadership of the party can be passed from one party member to another at will.<br>
	*When in a party, members do not get a 'frag' if they accidentally kill a party member.		*When in a party, members do not get a 'frag' if they accidentally kill a party member.

Link at 19:24, 20 May 2024

2024-05-20T19:24:46Z

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Saelvas Saelvius at 00:08, 20 November 2022

2022-11-20T00:08:35Z

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	**With each additional player in your party, you receive a 20% experience bonus, up to a maximum of +100% experience (requires a party of 6 members to achieve).		**With each additional player in your party, you receive a 20% experience bonus, up to a maximum of +100% experience (requires a party of 6 members to achieve).
	**For example, a creature that gives 1000 experience points normally - if you are hunting it as a party of 4 members who are sharing experience you get an additional 60% of its total experience per kill. In this case that would be 1000+600, and each member would earn 400 experience points per kill.		**For example, a creature that gives 1000 experience points normally - if you are hunting it as a party of 4 members who are sharing experience you get an additional 60% of its total experience per kill. In this case that would be 1000+600, and each member would earn 400 experience points per kill.
	**Players can also more easily gain [[Tasks]\|task]] kills when sharing experience in a party. Normally, a task kill point would go to the player who deals the last blow to a creature, but when actively sharing experience, the task kill goes to the leader by default if the leader has that specific task active, otherwise it goes to the member who last hit it if they are on the task, if they are not then the task point is given randomly to one of the other members in the party who are on that task.		**Players can also more easily gain [[Tasks\|task]] kills when sharing experience in a party. Normally, a task kill point would go to the player who deals the last blow to a creature, but when actively sharing experience, the task kill goes to the leader by default if the leader has that specific task active, otherwise it goes to the member who last hit it if they are on the task, if they are not then the task point is given randomly to one of the other members in the party who are on that task.

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Saelvas Saelvius: Saelvas Saelvius moved page Shared Experience Level Range to Party without leaving a redirect

2022-11-20T00:07:02Z

Saelvas Saelvius moved page Shared Experience Level Range to Party without leaving a redirect

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Saelvas Saelvius at 00:06, 20 November 2022

2022-11-20T00:06:26Z

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	You can invite another player to your party by holding down Ctrl, right-clicking a player and selecting the 'Invite to party' option. The invited player can then join your party by holding down Ctrl, right-clicking you and selecting the 'Join party' option. A player can leave a party only when out of battle, again using the Ctrl+Right-click function, and selecting the 'Leave party' option. <br>		You can invite another player to your party by holding down Ctrl, right-clicking a player and selecting the 'Invite to party' option. The invited player can then join your party by holding down Ctrl, right-clicking you and selecting the 'Join party' option. A player can leave a party only when out of battle, again using the Ctrl+Right-click function, and selecting the 'Leave party' option. Leadership of the party can be passed from one party member to another at will.<br>
	*When in a party, members do not get a 'frag' if they accidentally kill a party member.		*When in a party, members do not get a 'frag' if they accidentally kill a party member.
	*Party members can see each other's locations displayed on the minimap as small shield icons, the leader being gold and the rest of the members blue ('Display party members on minimap.' option within 'Game' settings).		*Party members can see each other's locations displayed on the minimap as small shield icons, the leader being gold and the rest of the members blue ('Display party members on minimap.' option within 'Game' settings).
	*~~The most~~ important benefit of being in a party is 'experience sharing', this provides players who are within each others' share range an experience boost.<br>		*Another important benefit of being in a party is the possibility of 'experience sharing', this provides players who are within each others' share range equally divided amounts of experience from a kill as well as an overall experience boost.<br>
	**The leader of the party can enable experience sharing by selecting the 'Enable shared experience option'.<br>		**The leader of the party can enable experience sharing by selecting the 'Enable shared experience option'.<br>
	**The requirement for sharing experience is simply that the lowest level member of the party needs to be at least 2/3 of the level of the highest level member of the party.		**The requirement for sharing experience is simply that the lowest level member of the party needs to be at least 2/3 of the level of the highest level member of the party.
	**With each additional player in your party, you receive a 20% experience bonus, up to a maximum of +100% experience.		**For experience sharing to be active, all players in the party must be within share range and be actively attacking or healing, otherwise no bonus is given and experience isn't shared regardless of the option being enabled.
	**For example, a creature that gives 1000 experience points normally - if you are hunting it as a party of 4 members who are sharing experience, you get an additional 60% of its total experience per kill. In this case that would be 1000+600, and each member would earn 400 experience points per kill.		**With each additional player in your party, you receive a 20% experience bonus, up to a maximum of +100% experience (requires a party of 6 members to achieve).
			**For example, a creature that gives 1000 experience points normally - if you are hunting it as a party of 4 members who are sharing experience you get an additional 60% of its total experience per kill. In this case that would be 1000+600, and each member would earn 400 experience points per kill.
			**Players can also more easily gain [[Tasks]\|task]] kills when sharing experience in a party. Normally, a task kill point would go to the player who deals the last blow to a creature, but when actively sharing experience, the task kill goes to the leader by default if the leader has that specific task active, otherwise it goes to the member who last hit it if they are on the task, if they are not then the task point is given randomly to one of the other members in the party who are on that task.

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Saelvas Saelvius at 23:50, 19 November 2022

2022-11-19T23:50:51Z

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	~~<div class="wiki" id="content_view" style="display: block">~~		You can invite another player to your party by holding down Ctrl, right-clicking a player and selecting the 'Invite to party' option. The invited player can then join your party by holding down Ctrl, right-clicking you and selecting the 'Join party' option. A player can leave a party only when out of battle, again using the Ctrl+Right-click function, and selecting the 'Leave party' option. <br>
	~~= Shared Experience Level Range Table =~~		*When in a party, members do not get a 'frag' if they accidentally kill a party member.
			*Party members can see each other's locations displayed on the minimap as small shield icons, the leader being gold and the rest of the members blue ('Display party members on minimap.' option within 'Game' settings).
	----		*The most important benefit of being in a party is 'experience sharing', this provides players who are within each others' share range an experience boost.<br>
			**The leader of the party can enable experience sharing by selecting the 'Enable shared experience option'.<br>
	~~This table displays~~ the ~~minimum and maximum level you can use shared experience with~~.		**The requirement for sharing experience is simply that the lowest level member of the party needs to be at least 2/3 of the level of the highest level member of the party.
	'''~~Notes:~~'''		**With each additional player in your party, you receive a 20% experience bonus, up to a maximum of +100% experience.
			**For example, a creature that gives 1000 experience points normally - if you are hunting it as a party of 4 members who are sharing experience, you get an additional 60% of its total experience per kill. In this case that would be 1000+600, and each member would earn 400 experience points per kill.

	*~~<span style="line-height: 1.5">~~The ~~</span>~~''~~<span style="line-height: 1~~.~~5">highest level~~<~~/span~~>~~''<span style="line-height: 1.5">in~~ the party ~~is used as~~ the ~~level~~.<~~/span~~>
	*~~<span style="line-height: 1.5">You must~~ be ~~within~~ 2/3 of the highest level in the party ~~in order for shared experience to work</span>~~
	*~~Shared experience has~~ a 20% ~~extra~~ experience bonus ~~for each extra member~~, up to a maximum of +100% experience. ~~Example~~, a creature gives 1000 experience ~~and there~~ are ~~4 people in~~ a party~~. That is~~ 60% ~~bonus~~ experience ~~(1,~~600 ~~experience) divided by the 4 members~~, ~~meaning~~ each ~~get~~ 400 experience.

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Iamlinkalot at 03:57, 17 June 2019

2019-06-17T03:57:11Z

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	*<span style="line-height: 1.5">The </span>''<span style="line-height: 1.5">highest level</span>''<span style="line-height: 1.5">in the party is used as the level.</span>		*<span style="line-height: 1.5">The </span>''<span style="line-height: 1.5">highest level</span>''<span style="line-height: 1.5">in the party is used as the level.</span>
	*<span style="line-height: 1.5">You must be within 2/3 of the highest level in the party in order for shared experience to work</span>		*<span style="line-height: 1.5">You must be within 2/3 of the highest level in the party in order for shared experience to work</span>
	*Shared experience has a 20% extra experience bonus.		*Shared experience has a 20% extra experience bonus for each extra member, up to a maximum of +100% experience. Example, a creature gives 1000 experience and there are 4 people in a party. That is 60% bonus experience (1,600 experience) divided by the 4 members, meaning each get 400 experience.

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