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There are different ways to gain experience and it differs from each player.
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1.) Players whom attack the enemy first will see the health gauge of the monster
and all others will not be able to see the health gauge.
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2.) Players whom attack the enemy first will gain the experience points when he/she
damages the monster for more than 40% of its health and the idle time is less than
5 seconds. (Other players will not get the XP) Also, he/she will have the priority
of acquiring the item for 10 seconds.
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3. Even if the player attacks the monster first and damages more than 40% of their
health, when the idle time is more than 5 seconds, he/she will lose the priority
of the XP/item. The last player to attack the monster will have the priority of
the XP/item.
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-∞1 ~ ±10
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100%
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±11 ~ ±20
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85%
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±21 ~ ±30
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70%
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±31 ~ +∞
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55%
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Players can earn experience by killing a monster and here is how it works.
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First of all, when the monster dies, there is a rule for distributing XP to each
player. By adding all players’ lvl in the party and dividing that into the # of
players in the party, players will gain the first XP by comparing their lvl with
monsters.
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-∞1 ~ ±10
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100%
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±11 ~ ±20
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85%
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±21 ~ ±30
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70%
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±31 ~ +∞
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55%
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When the calculation is done, players can once again compare the # of players in
the party and the last player to attack the monster to estimate the final XP amount.
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First XP earned
changed to Final XP
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XP earned by each player
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Player who earned the money
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All Others
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2
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120%
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120% / 2
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Money/# of players party + rest
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Money/# of players party
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3
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140%
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140% / 3
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4
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160%
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160% / 4
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5
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180%
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180% / 5
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6
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200%
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200% / 6
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