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Hey Everyone,
I noticed a few people were confused about the Adventure Experience Gains.
- You only get EXP for the camps you kill yourself.
- The EXP and the reward for ending the adventure are not linked.
- The reward for ending the adventure is random for each player, there is no ‘general’ loot that is split.
Hope that cleared up any questions you may have, if you have more, let me know!
Katealyst
Yes it does clear it up, thanks for all the hard work Katealyst!
For clarification, in an adventure if I bypass a regular camp and kill the leader camp in the area it basically kills off theregular camps as well. Is the xp for the regular camps recieved by the player killing the leader camp or the xp from those regular camps just lost because they weren't killed in a battle?
It would be nice to have coins and building licences add to adventure rewards :)
You get unkilled camps xp in that sector when you kill it's leader.
You must kill at least one camp(maybe unit?) to get a reward.
If you solo an coop adventure you don't get extra rewards.
Some adventure's have rare loot like decorations and building permits or even special buildings.
does killing the big boss without killing the area boss -> do we still get the xp?
& wow, they do have building permits loot? that's cool ~ bet it's super rare..
not interested in decorations XD haha.. except when they can be traded
You talking about The Dark Priest type mission where it says to only kill 2 of the bosses correct and not all of them? As for that I'm not sure as I've never not kill the only bandit leader you could skip.Quote:
Originally Posted by captnemo
Any camps left "uncleared" you do not get XP for. IE if you only clear one of the sectors by the dark castle in dark priests, you don't get the XP for the other one that you didn't clear -- the adventure ends when the castle and church are done, so those camps are technically unkilled.
To get credit for an adventure it looks like you only have to kill a unit (IE get at least some XP), you don't have to clear an entire camp.