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EQ experience calculation tool
Being a programmer, I was getting kinda tired of manually crunching the numbers for how much my XP split was when in groups.
I wrote a quickie tool (not my best work but it does the job) in Java for myself, and thought maybe others could benefit from it. I've attached it and the source (NetBeans project) to this post. Any feedback for bugs, comments, criticism, etc is welcome on this post or to my character in-game, Khayn. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] | ||
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Not to sound like an ass, but seriously? You actually caculated what your exp split was in groups and did it so often that you had to write a program for it? For a 13 year old game?
I am simply astounded as worrying about my split of group exp never once crossed my mind in 13 years of playing this game or any others. To each their own though I suppose.
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Usually I don't care, if I'm getting a little less than an equal split. However, the other night I was in a group where my split was considerably weakened to the point where the xp was barely coming in.
Writing a tool is a really good way to study a concept and provide a useful output as the result. At this point, I pretty much know all the modifiers for each race/class, but it's still annoying to calculate it all. | ||
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Yeah that's pretty low, though keep in mind that it's relative to a balanced split (16.7% for 6 people), so if your party was full, you were getting ~60% of what you would in balanced group.
Sometimes it can work out, if your particular group is plowing through mobs. I also thought about adding a built-in look-up of the zone experience modifier, but the wiki page isn't too bad to use. | ||
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can you make a gearscore app and force everyone to have a certain number of points to get fucked over by high end raiding guild elitism? Thanks!
(hoping this XP program doesn't become popular and people start benching rangers more) Sidenote to others, Netbeans is an awesome free IDE, go use it for java development. | ||
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