CynProject wrote: »Did you check with/without bonuses? I'm about to upload pics.
DRXHarbinger wrote: »CynProject wrote: »Did you check with/without bonuses? I'm about to upload pics.
Don't need to. It's always been 5 levels before. There is no more xp to gain in there. It's a fixed amount. So 7 is obviously me gaining more xp.
CynProject wrote: »Proof:
Picture 1: These mobs are near the New Life quest giver. It gave 678 exp. imgur.com/a/hAWbS
Picture 2: This is after I applied the New Life bonus. It should give 1,356 exp but only gave 1.1K. imgur.com/a/Tq7as
Picture 3: This is after applying the Exp scroll. You can see all of these on the bottom right. It should give 1,356 + (0.5 * 678) = 1,695 Exp. but it doesn't. imgur.com/a/LEYi4
This is wrong and needs to be addressed.
FoolishHuman wrote: »+100% is not double. You are calculating this wrong.
CynProject wrote: »FoolishHuman wrote: »+100% is not double. You are calculating this wrong.
How so? I haven't seen anywhere where they give you the base exp for the mob. But maybe I'm missing something.
CynProject wrote: »Edit:
Proof:
Picture 1: These mobs are near the New Life quest giver. It gave 678 exp. imgur.com/a/hAWbS
Picture 2: This is after I applied the New Life bonus. It should give 1,356 exp but only gave 1.1K. imgur.com/a/Tq7as
Picture 3: This is after applying the Exp scroll. You can see all of these on the bottom right. It should give 1,356 + (0.5 * 678) = 1,695 Exp. but it doesn't. imgur.com/a/LEYi4
This is wrong and needs to be addressed.
FoolishHuman wrote: »CynProject wrote: »FoolishHuman wrote: »+100% is not double. You are calculating this wrong.
How so? I haven't seen anywhere where they give you the base exp for the mob. But maybe I'm missing something.
It's like this. Imagine you have ESO+ and get +10% XP, so now you get 110% from every kill. Now with the new life bonus it's +100%, that means you now get 210% XP, not 220%. Add a scroll on top and it's 260%. You are multiplying the bonuses for what you are expecting, but that is not how the game works.
CynProject wrote: »FoolishHuman wrote: »CynProject wrote: »FoolishHuman wrote: »+100% is not double. You are calculating this wrong.
How so? I haven't seen anywhere where they give you the base exp for the mob. But maybe I'm missing something.
It's like this. Imagine you have ESO+ and get +10% XP, so now you get 110% from every kill. Now with the new life bonus it's +100%, that means you now get 210% XP, not 220%. Add a scroll on top and it's 260%. You are multiplying the bonuses for what you are expecting, but that is not how the game works.
It wouldn't matter if you have ESO plus or not. Both samples were took with ESO plus applied.
CynProject wrote: »You don't understand how percentages work or how testing at a base level works.
starkerealm wrote: »CynProject wrote: »You don't understand how percentages work or how testing at a base level works.
ESO parses all percentage modifiers together at once before multiplying.
CynProject wrote: »DRXHarbinger wrote: »CynProject wrote: »Did you check with/without bonuses? I'm about to upload pics.
Don't need to. It's always been 5 levels before. There is no more xp to gain in there. It's a fixed amount. So 7 is obviously me gaining more xp.
This doesn't make any sense. "There's no more xp to gain in there." In Maelstrom? We're talking about the bonuses applied to using Xp scrolls and the new festival.
For fun, let's write the equations out for your three cases ("A" is the base XP, and "x" is any unknown XP boost there might be):
1: A + xA + .1A = 678
2: A + xA + .1A + A = 1100 (display rounded to 1.1K)
3: A + xA + .1A + A + .5A = 1300 (display rounded to 1.3K)
If you solve for A, you get ~422, and if you solve for x, you get ~.5 - and all the equations are correct within the display tolerances. We also found out that you have another 50% XP buff somewhere!
starkerealm wrote: »CynProject wrote: »Well I would insult your intelligence but you did it for me.
Really?
._.
Okay, then let me phrase it this way. "Maffs."
ESO only applies percentage modifiers to the base value, not to the final value. This is to prevent hilarious things like stacking up a 1200% XP modifier.
It's the difference between these two, where "A" is the base exp, and there are +10%, +100%, and +50% modifiers applied:
A + .1A + A + .5A = 2.6 * A
And this:
A * 1.1 * 2 * 1.5 = 3.3 * A
For XP, ESO does the first (modifiers applied additively to the base value), where you seem to expect it do to the second (modifiers applied multiplicatively to the base value).
If you'd like to get some insight into some more complex ways that ESO applies modifiers, check out this build editor, as it can show all the equations for each stat - pretty interesting!
http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Special:EsoBuildEditor
CynProject wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »CynProject wrote: »Well I would insult your intelligence but you did it for me.
Really?
._.
Okay, then let me phrase it this way. "Maffs."
ESO only applies percentage modifiers to the base value, not to the final value. This is to prevent hilarious things like stacking up a 1200% XP modifier.
Do you know what the base value is?
starkerealm wrote: »CynProject wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »CynProject wrote: »Well I would insult your intelligence but you did it for me.
Really?
._.
Okay, then let me phrase it this way. "Maffs."
ESO only applies percentage modifiers to the base value, not to the final value. This is to prevent hilarious things like stacking up a 1200% XP modifier.
Do you know what the base value is?
Around 422.
CynProject wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »CynProject wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »CynProject wrote: »Well I would insult your intelligence but you did it for me.
Really?
._.
Okay, then let me phrase it this way. "Maffs."
ESO only applies percentage modifiers to the base value, not to the final value. This is to prevent hilarious things like stacking up a 1200% XP modifier.
Do you know what the base value is?
Around 422.
How do you know this?
CynProject wrote: »Proof:
Picture 1: These mobs are near the New Life quest giver. It gave 678 exp. imgur.com/a/hAWbS
Picture 2: This is after I applied the New Life bonus. It should give 1,356 exp but only gave 1.1K. imgur.com/a/Tq7as
Picture 3: This is after applying the Exp scroll. You can see all of these on the bottom right. It should give 1,356 + (0.5 * 678) = 1,695 Exp. but it doesn't. imgur.com/a/LEYi4
This is wrong and needs to be addressed.
starkerealm wrote: »CynProject wrote: »For fun, let's write the equations out for your three cases ("A" is the base XP, and "x" is any unknown XP boost there might be):
1: A + xA + .1A = 678
2: A + xA + .1A + A = 1100 (display rounded to 1.1K)
3: A + xA + .1A + A + .5A = 1300 (display rounded to 1.3K)
If you solve for A, you get ~422, and if you solve for x, you get ~.5 - and all the equations are correct within the display tolerances. We also found out that you have another 50% XP buff somewhere!
Nice try at trying to sound smart.
No, that is how math works, Cyn. I realize it's not what you wanted to hear, but @smacx250 is right.