2011-07-30, 03:35 PM
I posted up some numbers in another thread, the summary being
0-690: 100% exp, gained every 10 points
700-990: 20% exp, gained every 10 points
1000-1490: 10% exp, gained every 10 points.
1500+: 5% exp, gained every 10 points
You also get approximately 3.5 times that after the match. And an additional 30% of that for losing, or 60% for winning. It works the same way - you gain a fixed amount of exp for every 10 points, so eg. scoring 1699 and 1690 are gonna give you the same exp.
So say for an estimate you're getting 1921 exp every 10 points (like my level 141 NL does), and you score 1500+x*10, you'll get
69*1921 + 30*1921*.2 + 50*1921*.1 + x*1921*.05
Then multiply that by 4.5 to get your total exp.
Eg. with 1700 points in a round, x=20 and you get 155601 exp during the match, plus 544603 after the match, plus 163380 (if you lose) or 326761 (if you win), for a total of 863584 = 2.7%.
I haven't figured out the formula for that base exp number yet (1921 for level 141). And I've never scored above 2000 so I can't say where the 5% tier ends.
0-690: 100% exp, gained every 10 points
700-990: 20% exp, gained every 10 points
1000-1490: 10% exp, gained every 10 points.
1500+: 5% exp, gained every 10 points
You also get approximately 3.5 times that after the match. And an additional 30% of that for losing, or 60% for winning. It works the same way - you gain a fixed amount of exp for every 10 points, so eg. scoring 1699 and 1690 are gonna give you the same exp.
So say for an estimate you're getting 1921 exp every 10 points (like my level 141 NL does), and you score 1500+x*10, you'll get
69*1921 + 30*1921*.2 + 50*1921*.1 + x*1921*.05
Then multiply that by 4.5 to get your total exp.
Eg. with 1700 points in a round, x=20 and you get 155601 exp during the match, plus 544603 after the match, plus 163380 (if you lose) or 326761 (if you win), for a total of 863584 = 2.7%.
I haven't figured out the formula for that base exp number yet (1921 for level 141). And I've never scored above 2000 so I can't say where the 5% tier ends.

