Don't Try to Catch Your Friends Up?
I got into the game a couple of days before my best friend. My best friend got in a couple of days later and around level 9, me and my other friends decided to let him run a duengeon with us. He was level 9 (or maybe even 10) and we were either 16 or 17. Whenever my friend was in a party with us, his xp got destroyed. So not only could we not help him catch up, but even being in a party with us, practically negated his xp gains. ESO is not friend-friendly and that makes me sad because I love just about everything else about the game (aside from bag management but that's a gripe for another time).
So my question is: How many levels ahead can you be from other party members, before joining a party with a lower level person nerfs their xp?
So my question is: How many levels ahead can you be from other party members, before joining a party with a lower level person nerfs their xp?
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Vikova✭✭✭✭✭They fixed XP sharing in the .18 patch to avoid powerleveling other people. IIRC, they haven't released the exact spread of XP reduction for level difference yet.1 -
slander36✭✭✭I think staying within about +/-3 levels is a good rule of thumb. After a 5 level difference with mobs you stop getting drops, so it's a safe assumption that's where the major hit to XP would be as well. Remember you could always help them out by practicing your healing as well
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Vikova✭✭✭✭✭You can also be a pack mule. Just carry their stuff, threaten to not give it back unless you get a share of the loot.2
