If what is said is true then so is:
because we know that each time you level the experience it takes to gain another level increases, so does the experience gained from resting. so;
(total exp needed) * (hrs logged off) * .00625 = total rested exp
i got .00625 from .05/8 which should be % rested exp. gained per hr
^ (or 5%)
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now if you gain a level and you still have some rested exp i don't know wether its:
(rested exp left over before lvl) * (total exp now needed to lvl/old total exp needed to lvl) = (rested exp for new level)
or maybe the exp you earned while resting in that level simply carries over
can someone clear this up?
because we know that each time you level the experience it takes to gain another level increases, so does the experience gained from resting. so;
(total exp needed) * (hrs logged off) * .00625 = total rested exp
i got .00625 from .05/8 which should be % rested exp. gained per hr
^ (or 5%)
---------
now if you gain a level and you still have some rested exp i don't know wether its:
(rested exp left over before lvl) * (total exp now needed to lvl/old total exp needed to lvl) = (rested exp for new level)
or maybe the exp you earned while resting in that level simply carries over