Math behind exp loss?

[Canelek]

Originally Posted by skarlorn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

From what I've learned in my research in the library of Rivervale, every time you die, a pigeon arrives at Brad McQuaids house with an empty bit of paper tied to its leg. Brad snaps the pigeon's neck and then takes the paper and writes down a number. he eats the paper. He is then freed from his prison/house and allowed to wander naked through the forest following a trail of barbiturates. Analysts follow him and collect dung and pull the scraps of paper out of the dung and then the number which they interpret from this paper is the per cent of exp your character loses. Not very scaleable, but it works.

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[Jimjam]

Originally Posted by Arkanjil [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

It’s definitely not a straight 10% at 60. I’ve gone from 80-36% after 3 deaths...unless I was high and died 4 times..

They said ten percent of your PREVIOUS level. Remember how 59 is huge? DOUBLE H E L L LEVEL! That is why the death penalty at sixty is so major.

[kaev]

Originally Posted by skarlorn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

From what I've learned in my research in the library of Rivervale, every time you die, a pigeon arrives at Brad McQuaids house...

Thanks pal! We can imagine the rest for ourselves, and I for one shall enjoy doing so. (Oh, btw, you forgot the apostrophe to signify possession rather than plural in "McQuaid's".)