Is there an experience cap or does it become just absurd to go up a level? Cythera was like that, it just became impossible to go up a level.

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Originally posted by Cody:
**Is there an experience cap or does it become just absurd to go up a level? Cythera was like that, it just became impossible to go up a level.

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It just goes on and on and on, Im at L26 right now and still need another 10mil xp to get to L27, and I already have 14mil xp overall, so it gets a bit absurd

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neee-wom!

Exactly. There's no set cap that we know of, but AAC, and some of us betatesters have been getting to what could be described as "A Lot".

Anatole

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How are the experience values for each opponent determined?
For example, giants give you 3000XP, while minotaurs give you 1500XP. I think the average giant is a lot tougher than 2 minotuars.

Tom

I've noticed an interesting anomaly in how experience is given. It looks like if you fight a creature and hurt it enough to make it run away, you will get the experience for killing it (you have to let it flee off the screen and wait a second). Afterwards, you can track it down again and get more experience points for killing the wounded beast. Double the flavor, double the fun! Can anyone confirm this?

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Originally posted by gluboski:
**I've noticed an interesting anomaly in how experience is given. It looks like if you fight a creature and hurt it enough to make it run away, you will get the experience for killing it (you have to let it flee off the screen and wait a second). Afterwards, you can track it down again and get more experience points for killing the wounded beast. Double the flavor, double the fun! Can anyone confirm this?

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What happened most likely is that there were mutiple monsters on screen, you killed 1 or 2 and the last one fled, after there were no more monsters near, It then adds up all XP from all kills that were on screen.

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