quick question

rysaN · Post by **rysaN** » Fri Apr 21, 2006 11:08 pm

does leveling up a mastery that's not your highest mastery affect your sp farming?

for example, i'm a lvl 16 pure str fire blader with a 7 lvl gap for sp farming, putting fire+bicheon masteries at lvl 9. does making force or lightning lvl 8 affect the amount of exp/skill exp i get each kill?

thanks in advance.

x_CodeZero_x · Post by **x_CodeZero_x** » Fri Apr 21, 2006 11:13 pm

Yeah it does, the closer the gap the more even you exp and sp distribution will be. So you'll be getting a little less sp and more exp.

rysaN · Post by **rysaN** » Fri Apr 21, 2006 11:18 pm

so should there be a certain gap between the lightning or force and my highest mastery so that it does not affect the exp/sp distribution

The Iconoclast · Post by **The Iconoclast** » Fri Apr 21, 2006 11:21 pm

No, it doesn't. As long as your highest mastery is level9, you're okay. However, don't spread yourself too thin with all those masteries or else you'll reach the Skill Mastery Limit very quickly.

arssfleck · Post by **arssfleck** » Fri Apr 21, 2006 11:23 pm

x_CodeZero_x wrote:Yeah it does, the closer the gap the more even you exp and sp distribution will be. So you'll be getting a little less sp and more exp.

It's true but it DOES NOT have anything with your question.
Highest mastery counts so you can lvl up your secondary mastery up to your's primary mastery level.

antix · Post by **antix** » Sat Apr 22, 2006 3:58 pm

It will not affect it, because the gap between your level and mastery to decide your xp/sp ratio is by your highest mastery.

x_CodeZero_x · Post by **x_CodeZero_x** » Sat Apr 22, 2006 4:31 pm

arssfleck wrote:
x_CodeZero_x wrote:Yeah it does, the closer the gap the more even you exp and sp distribution will be. So you'll be getting a little less sp and more exp.

It's true but it DOES NOT have anything with your question.
Highest mastery counts so you can lvl up your secondary mastery up to your's primary mastery level.

Haha sorry don't know what I was thinking now that I've read the question again.