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Formular For Crafting Xp?

Discussion in 'Questions' started by GleoLP, Aug 26, 2020.

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  1. GleoLP

    GleoLP Well-Known Adventurer CHAMPION

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    Hey I am doing professions for a loooong time.

    My question recently is, is there a confirmed formular where I can calculate the xp I am getting per craft?

    For example I craft a necklace:

    with t1 mats (so in summary 24 mats without speed bomb)
    with 6 ivory tusks (t1 ingredient)
    with xp bomb (x2.0 xp)
    I am level 124
    getting 121720.692 xp per craft in average (with xp bomb)
    the xp range is 97806 - 146526 (with xp bomb)

    Also keep in mind I am getting less xp the higher my Jeweling level is.
     
  2. RenZenthio

    RenZenthio Murder the gods and topple their thrones! HERO

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    I don't know if this is what you're asking for, but it might help
     
  3. GleoLP

    GleoLP Well-Known Adventurer CHAMPION

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    Nope, I ment an actual formula to calculate crafting xp
     
  4. creature

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    Since noone gave an actual answer yet, I'll give you my hypothesis and rules of thumb, neither of which are actually confirmed.

    First off, there's a base material xp-range you get when you craft something. This amount is the same for all crafting professions at their levels except for scribing, where it is a bit less. This is the xp you'd get from just using T1 mats to make something.

    Each ingredient you use adds an additional xp-range to this base. Each ingredient does so seperately, it doesn't matter where it's placed in the crafting grid and ingredient effectiveness doesn't effect it.
    Each ingredient also has a seperate xp-range it gives. As a rule of thumb I Always say that 1 star = 10 levels of xp. But that's not really all that accurate. Two lvl 70 ingredients with 0 stars would still have a different xp-range they add to the base.

    The crafting guide from SmileAndWaveBoyz which has been linked above says that better materials work multiplicatively, and from what I've seen, I agree. I think that T3 mats give a little less than 5x the xp. But never tested that.
    He says that, when it comes to materials, 1 t2 craft = 2 t1 crafts and 1 t3 craft = 5 t1 crafts worth of xp. So the material multipliers would be:
    T1 mat = 1
    T2 mat = 2
    T3 mat = 5

    So the formula would be:
    (basemat xp + ingredient xp (seperate for each ingredient you use.)) x material multiplier = totalxp

    For example, making this potion with xp-ranges completely made up:
    basemat xp lvl 1-3 (or also quite likely to be 1-9) = 8-12xp
    ingredient xp brown mushroom = 2-4p
    ingredient xp red mushroom = 2-3xp (x4 = 8-12xp)
    ingredient xp royal cake slice = 30-38xp
    T2 mats --> material multiplier = 2

    so totalxp = (8-12 + (2-4 + 8-12 + 30-38) x 2 = 48-66 xp.

    Again, these numbers are just what I guess the ranges would be for the ingredients, and the xp-ranges ingredients have are kinda like the amount of durability they take away. Although there's a correlation between their level and the amount of stars they have, and probably even a baseline, it differs between each ingredient.
     
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