Devil Wrote:Erm, training in a party without HS is -STILL- 110% exp, and with it, it's still 150% exp, if every attacker in the party attacks normally... like they're supposed to.
What changes is that your -own- killing exp is about 90% of the exp you recieve, and the party exp is about 20%.
So for non-leechers there are no changes, it's only that afk-leechers will get kicked in the balls so hard like there is no tomorrow!
gMS doesn't need lvl 140 Arans in 2 weeks... death to afk leechers!
Haha, yeah you're correct, I meant "Get it in the same patch", getting it -before- aran is impossible indeed.
Except there's more factors that go into part exp than just "110% bonus!".
Not everyone is going to be killing at the same speed as you. Not everyone has the same skills as you. Not everyone will be able to fill that ideal standards you're trying to put on them. Party training can go well, provided you reach the ideal criteria you're talking about. However, you're taking a gamble every time you train unless you're training with close friends who love grind4lyfe at the same pace as you for hours on end.
As I said before, what they should implement instead is a formula that gives a penalty depending on how many levels the party members are apart from each other. This way party training is still kept pretty much the same, however leeching takes a blow.
Also, I'd like to say that I'm not a complete tight ass against leeching. I've never tried myself, and I see why people hate it. Sure, getting from 1-120 without any work, just money, is ridiculous. However, I do believe that there's a right and wrong time to leech. For instance, if you're going through the "hell" levels on your characters. Levels where training by yourself is just horrible, until you get your new skill. You pretty much do the same thing in the same area for hours and hours, while everyone else is getting a pomegranateload more exp than you. I believe that leeching is fine in situations like this. You're still playing your character, you still did a majority of the work, you're just paying for a little help through the levels that are boring as hell to go through on your own.
But of course, that's just me. I'm sure there are tons of people here who think any amount of leeching should mark you as some kind of lazy hacker or something. I'm all for killing leeching, but I just feel sometimes people make too much of a bit deal over this kind of stuff.