[#bugs] Feature request: Recalculate XPValue when creatures (including the player) level...

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John Snail

Seconded. This would also fix a major issue with Seeker esper hunters and (most) evil twins awarding a measly 25 XP, which encourages just running away from them.

This could be easily implemented by adding the difference between the awarded XP of the previous and current level when a creature levels up (usually 0).
For example, a chute crab gives 0 XP. Level 10/Tier 2 XP (130) - Level 9/Tier 1 XP (70) = 50, so if it levels up from level 9 to level 10, its XP value would increase by 50.

(I say “most” because dominating a creature with a higher base level or an extradimensional hunter, then getting the defect or smashing hexagonal crystals, awards more XP, and makes them a lot more fun to fight.)

2024-05-27T21:29:06+00:00

Brian Bucklew repo owner

edited description
changed version to future
changed milestone to small bugs
assigned issue to

Jason Grinblat

2024-05-28T18:59:33+00:00

John Snail
Seconded. This would also fix a major issue with Seeker esper hunters and (most) evil twins awarding a measly 25 XP, which encourages just running away from them.

This could be easily implemented by adding the difference between the awarded XP of the previous and current level when a creature levels up (usually 0).
For example, a chute crab gives 0 XP. Level 10/Tier 2 XP (130) - Level 9/Tier 1 XP (70) = 50, so if it levels up from level 9 to level 10, its XP value would increase by 50.

(I say “most” because dominating a creature with a higher base level or an extradimensional hunter, then getting the defect or smashing hexagonal crystals, awards more XP, and makes them a lot more fun to fight.)
- 2024-05-27T21:29:06+00:00
Brian Bucklew repo owner
- edited description
- changed version to future
- changed milestone to small bugs
- assigned issue to
  
  Jason Grinblat
- 2024-05-28T18:59:33+00:00
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