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EXP CARD, EXP RESET best way to do it?

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#1

Im lvl 133 hoplite should i use my card before the exp reset at lvl 136 or after the exp reset?

Here are my options

*ill just grind my way upto 136 and since exp reset will occur thats wheere i spam my lvl 6’s coz itll boost my lvling faster. But i dunno if my theory is correct.

*use my lvl 6 cards now until i reach 136 and do my daily dungeon, mission and quests. That way i get to save some lv 6 exp card and just get my exp from questing and dungeon. Since there will be an exp reset the required exp needed is probably smaller so spending your cards on that point is a great way to boost exp? Well its a theory i havent tested out yet

Any help b0ss? Im about to go to sleep now ill be reading your answers when i wake up, recieving notif when u wake up gives me a good feeling since im single lol

And btw sorry for my bad english. Pz

#2

imo, it is better to use to get over xp spikes, so you can keep doing quests and changing maps without stops to grind.

#3

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#4

anyone knows if exp resets at 86 or 87?

#5
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#6

Listen where you like or not you only win when you can grind. What you should do imho is to use the cards to get past the walls cuz once you do, its a breeze to level up so it would be a waste to use them.

You can also use cards to get to certain levels for example to reach the minimum level of a dungeon or to reach a farmable zone.

#7

Should i just grind it till 136 then and save alot of innocent pv 6 cards?

#8

Or you could just do all the quests and burn the cards on a map-by-map basis. Level 134 and have yet to grind.

#9

No, use the cards to reach 136, the next levels should be a breeze to level up by grinding. Thats what i meant

#10

what I don’t get is, the exp cards give a fix amount of xp. So unless there are penalties or the cards scale with level or goes by %, why does it matter when we use it?

For example, if to get to lvl 250, we need 50m exp. Then whether we use the cards at lvl 1 or at lvl 200, it still gives the same amount of xp right? The only difference is you either grind at higher level or you grind at lower levels.

Is that correct or have I missed something totally?

#11

It’s a matter of grinding spots available, at some level it’s easier to grind and you have more zones available for it, the higher you go the less good grinding spots you’ll find. It’s also because monsters as you level up dont give significantly more XP than at lower levels, but they get tougher…
Overall it’s best to save your cards, and only use them to reach 5-10lvl reach of your next questing map. One exception is around 140-150 grinding the prison and saving your cards will save you some pain later.

#12

You get a penalty for killing mobs way below your level. People advise to use the cards only when you are behind a map’s recommended level to maximize exp gain (no penalty).

Ex. I used 200 Lvl 5 cards which made me 12 levels above the next map I’ll be going to, I’ll be missing on the extra exp I’ll be getting killing mobs while questing because I would be penalized as opposed to doing the map within the recommended level.

#13

You use exp cards to fly over the spikes.

Example: If you’re 133, use your exp cards to get to 136, then even if you’re sitting on lvl 133 mobs you’ll be receiving a better % than you’re receinving right now killing those lvl 133 mobs.

LVL 133 - KILLING A LVL 133 MOB = X%
LVL 136 - KILLING A LVL 133 MOB = 5X%

#14

? A LVL 136 char killing a LVL 133 mob gains the same exp as a LVL 133 char killing the same LVL 133 mob. The penalty is applied if you are either, at least, 5 lvls above or below the mob level.

#15

The percentual exp will be different while the actual value of exp points is exactly the same. So you’re both kind of right.

I found this exp table really useful, I have no idea how up to date the values are but the general idea is easy to see from it:

#16

I was talking about %, tho.

#17

I know, that’s why I said percentual exp will be different.

Percent = %

So you’re both correct.