Updated experience table?

I assume it can be extracted from the files - anyone have it?

It's just 75% of the old ones

It's just 75% of the old ones

It's not exactly 75%/50%, it's a little off.

It's not exactly 75%/50%, it's a little off.

I'm fairly sure it's exactly 80% of the old tables. I just checked my 44's and it is, to the one.

I'm fairly sure it's exactly 80% of the old tables. I just checked my 44's and it is, to the one.

Nah, it's not. Checked my 53 and 147 chars and compared, off by a bit.

That is correct.
Its Old Exp/1.5 and Old Exp/1.25

That is correct.
Its Old Exp/1.5 and Old Exp/1.25

I thought 1-30 was 75%?

Either way, anyone over second job can do that or (EXP * 0.8) off the Hidden-Street.net tables. I prefer * 0.8 because I can get a rough estimate in my head faster, like instead of 10M its 8M, instead of 15M its about 12M exp.

Man, people are really bad with %s. +50% is not the same as -50%. +25% is not the same as -25%. Think about it, what would +100% exp be? It halves the exp you need to level, not reduces it to 0.

1.25x -> 1/1.25 = 80%
1.5x -> 1/1.5 = 66.7%

10-30 has been reduced by a third, while 30-200 has been reduced by a fifth.

What's the forumula for exp increase? I've seen it somewhere on the forums, I just don't remember where.

What's the forumula for exp increase? I've seen it somewhere on the forums, I just don't remember where.

There's your answer (though ironic since you typo'd).

The formula in my thread doesn't 100% accurately fit the curve, but it's useless in practice anyway because the EXP tables are precalculated in the data.

Basically each level above 50 is ~5.48% more EXP than the last.

Here's the formula I'm using in my sig generator. It appears to be accurate.

level >= 30: oldExp * 0.8
level >= 10 and level < 30: oldExp * 0.6667 (it is NOT exactly 2/3!)
level < 10: oldExp

Oh, and something else interesting is every 13 levels from lvl 57 the exp doubles.

Oh, and something else interesting is every 13 levels from lvl 57 the exp doubles.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_72

69/13 = ~5.31, so close.