I've cracked it for 110+

Level 110: 3%
Level 110+x: 3% - 0.015*x

So for example, 175, x=65 -> 3% - 0.015*65 = 2.025%

Below 110 it is not a single amount per level - there's no number that fits all the data.

From what I can gather though, 90~100 is the level range of interest.

Level 40: 10.5%
Level 40+y: 10.5% - 0.1%
this is valid for level 41~70, 75~87.
Between level 87 and 99 there's a 0.4% discrepancy, and between level 100 and 108 there's a 0.1% discrepancy.

Level 70~74 also appear to have a fixed 7.5% (which is correct for 70 itself)

range	% of exp tnl	change per level
10~19	18	0
20~29	17.5	-0.5
30	13	0
37~39	11.1	-0.2
40~70	10.5	-0.1
71~74	7.5	0
75~94	7	-0.1
95~99	5	-0.2
100~109	4	-0.1
110~200	3	-0.015

% of exp tnl - the amount of exp needed at the first level in the range.

Obviously still has gaps in it. (31-36)

I don't know where to get a table of exp tnl for current maple, if I did I could check out the values other people have added (this is based only on mine and [MENTION=4093]SaptaZapta[/MENTION];'s)

EDIT: went to Basil, filled in some gaps. Aside from 31-36 it seems complete. (I would guess 31-34 are all 13%, same as 71-74 are equal to 70.)


This is what the % of a level looks like.

In 1 run you gain 6.6 times this plus 1 for every quest completion - if you're doing it once a day, probably 4 or so (less if you buy keys).

Stereo Wrote:32 bit floats have around 6 digit accuracy, it's quite likely the whole scheme is using floats. Normally Maple only uses whole-number percents, which means they can do *percent/100 in integer arithmetic, but these go to 3 decimal places.