Difficulty Level - Revision history

Fae Daemon at 08:03, 22 September 2023

2023-09-22T08:03:34Z

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	The difficulty level affects a number of things. For example, pirate crossbowmen will fire their arrows predictively, toward the position you're currently headed to, rather than directly at you. There are also differences in numbers like enemy HP, and the experience they grant (higher difficulty levels make enemies give less exp because their spawn numbers are greater, so if you can clear quickly you'll gain levels at roughly the same rate).		The difficulty level affects a number of things. For example, pirate crossbowmen will fire their arrows predictively, toward the position you're currently headed to, rather than directly at you. There are also differences in numbers like enemy HP, and the experience they grant (higher difficulty levels make enemies give less exp because their spawn numbers are greater, so if you can clear quickly you'll gain levels at roughly the same rate).
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	=== For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively: ===		=== For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively: ===

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	=== The EXP difference is as follows: ===		=== The EXP difference is as follows: ===
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			\| Apprentice: \|\| 100% (all)
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	~~Apprentice~~: 100% (~~all~~)		\| Adept: \|\| 50% (vs apprentice) \|\| 100% (vs adept/expert/master)
	\|-		\|-
	~~Adept~~: 50% (vs ~~apprentice~~), 100% (vs ~~adept/~~expert/master)		\| Expert: \|\| 20% (vs apprentice) \|\| 50% (vs adept) \|\| 100% (vs expert/master)
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	~~Expert: 20% (vs apprentice), 50% (vs adept), 100% (vs expert/master)~~		\| Master: \|\| 10% (vs apprentice) \|\| 20% (vs adept) \|\| 50% (vs expert) \|\| 100% (vs master)
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	Master: 10% (vs apprentice), 20% (vs adept), 50% (vs expert), 100% (vs master)
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Fae Daemon: /* For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively: */

2023-09-22T07:57:34Z

For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively:

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	=== For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively: ===		=== For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively: ===

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			\|+ Difficulty Scaling
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	~~Enemy health~~: ~~66%, 100%, 125%, 150%~~		! Difficulty: !! Easy !! Normal !! Hard !! Serious
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	~~Damage taken from enemies:~~ 66%, 100%, 125%~~, 200~~%		\| '''Enemy Health''' \|\| 66% \|\| 100% \|\| 125% \|\| 150%
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	Damage ~~taken from traps: 50~~%, 100%, 125%~~, 150~~%		\| '''Damage Taken From Enemies''' \|\| 66% \|\| 100% \|\| 125% \|\| 200%
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	~~EXP scale: 100~~%, 100%~~, 75~~%~~, 75~~%		\| '''Damage Taken From Traps''' \|\| 50% \|\| 100% \|\| 125% \|\| 150%
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	Revive ~~time~~ (~~seconds~~): 1, 3, 3, 6		\| '''EXP Scaling''' \|\| 100% \|\| 100% \|\| 75% \|\| 75%
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			\| '''Revive Time (Seconds)''' \|\| 1 \|\| 3 \|\| 3 \|\| 6
	\|}		\|}


	^ Should be noted that EXP is also affected by your level vs that of the enemy. There isn't currently anything that indicates this, but it considers the player to be of a higher tier even when they've not used the trainer to actually reach the next tier when calculating EXP gain. Or in other words, once you're level 5 your tier is considered adept instead of apprentice when calculating EXP gain. The same goes for level 15 (expert), and level 30 (master). The only existing indicator for enemy tier is currently the tier symbol beside the name of an area that appears when entering said area.		^ Should be noted that EXP is also affected by your level vs that of the enemy. There isn't currently anything that indicates this, but it considers the player to be of a higher tier even when they've not used the trainer to actually reach the next tier when calculating EXP gain. Or in other words, once you're level 5 your tier is considered adept instead of apprentice when calculating EXP gain. The same goes for level 15 (expert), and level 30 (master). The only existing indicator for enemy tier is currently the tier symbol beside the name of an area that appears when entering said area.
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	=== The EXP difference is as follows: ===		=== The EXP difference is as follows: ===

Kaazmun at 22:47, 27 August 2023

2023-08-27T22:47:54Z

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	Revive time (seconds): 1, 3, 3, 6		Revive time (seconds): 1, 3, 3, 6
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	^ Should be noted that EXP is also affected by your level vs that of the enemy. There isn't currently anything that indicates this, but it considers the player to be of a higher tier even when they've not used the trainer to actually reach the next tier when calculating EXP gain. Or in other words, once you're level 5 your tier is considered adept instead of apprentice when calculating EXP gain. The same goes for level 15 (expert), and level 30 (master). The only existing indicator for ~~this~~ is currently the tier symbol beside the name of an area that appears when entering said area.		^ Should be noted that EXP is also affected by your level vs that of the enemy. There isn't currently anything that indicates this, but it considers the player to be of a higher tier even when they've not used the trainer to actually reach the next tier when calculating EXP gain. Or in other words, once you're level 5 your tier is considered adept instead of apprentice when calculating EXP gain. The same goes for level 15 (expert), and level 30 (master). The only existing indicator for enemy tier is currently the tier symbol beside the name of an area that appears when entering said area.
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Kaazmun: Tier-based EXP gain explanation correction.

2023-08-27T22:38:22Z

Tier-based EXP gain explanation correction.

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	Revive time (seconds): 1, 3, 3, 6		Revive time (seconds): 1, 3, 3, 6
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	^ Should be noted that EXP is also affected by your ~~tier~~ vs that of the enemy~~, and it will thus be lowered if facing enemies of a lower tier~~. There isn't currently anything that indicates this, ~~aside from~~ higher-tier ~~enemies having darker HP bars~~.		^ Should be noted that EXP is also affected by your level vs that of the enemy. There isn't currently anything that indicates this, but it considers the player to be of a higher tier even when they've not used the trainer to actually reach the next tier when calculating EXP gain. Or in other words, once you're level 5 your tier is considered adept instead of apprentice when calculating EXP gain. The same goes for level 15 (expert), and level 30 (master). The only existing indicator for this is currently the tier symbol beside the name of an area that appears when entering said area.
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KellyFromSales at 22:30, 19 August 2023

2023-08-19T22:30:29Z

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	Master: 10% (vs apprentice), 20% (vs adept), 50% (vs expert), 100% (vs master)		Master: 10% (vs apprentice), 20% (vs adept), 50% (vs expert), 100% (vs master)
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Kaazmun: /* The EXP difference is as follows: */

2023-08-13T22:48:22Z

The EXP difference is as follows:

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	==== The EXP difference is as follows: ====		=== The EXP difference is as follows: ===
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	Apprentice: 100% (all)		Apprentice: 100% (all)

Kaazmun: /* For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively: */

2023-08-13T22:48:07Z

For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively:

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	The difficulty level affects a number of things. For example, pirate crossbowmen will fire their arrows predictively, toward the position you're currently headed to, rather than directly at you. There are also differences in numbers like enemy HP, and the experience they grant (higher difficulty levels make enemies give less exp because their spawn numbers are greater, so if you can clear quickly you'll gain levels at roughly the same rate).		The difficulty level affects a number of things. For example, pirate crossbowmen will fire their arrows predictively, toward the position you're currently headed to, rather than directly at you. There are also differences in numbers like enemy HP, and the experience they grant (higher difficulty levels make enemies give less exp because their spawn numbers are greater, so if you can clear quickly you'll gain levels at roughly the same rate).
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	==== For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively: ====		=== For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively: ===
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	Enemy health: 66%, 100%, 125%, 150%		Enemy health: 66%, 100%, 125%, 150%

Kaazmun: /* For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively */

2023-08-13T22:47:20Z

For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively

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	The difficulty level affects a number of things. For example, pirate crossbowmen will fire their arrows predictively, toward the position you're currently headed to, rather than directly at you. There are also differences in numbers like enemy HP, and the experience they grant (higher difficulty levels make enemies give less exp because their spawn numbers are greater, so if you can clear quickly you'll gain levels at roughly the same rate).		The difficulty level affects a number of things. For example, pirate crossbowmen will fire their arrows predictively, toward the position you're currently headed to, rather than directly at you. There are also differences in numbers like enemy HP, and the experience they grant (higher difficulty levels make enemies give less exp because their spawn numbers are greater, so if you can clear quickly you'll gain levels at roughly the same rate).
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	==== For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively ====		==== For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively: ====
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	Enemy health: 66%, 100%, 125%, 150%		Enemy health: 66%, 100%, 125%, 150%
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	^ Should be noted that EXP is also affected by your tier vs that of the enemy, and it will thus be lowered if facing enemies of a lower tier. There isn't currently anything that indicates this, aside from higher-tier enemies having darker HP bars.		^ Should be noted that EXP is also affected by your tier vs that of the enemy, and it will thus be lowered if facing enemies of a lower tier. There isn't currently anything that indicates this, aside from higher-tier enemies having darker HP bars.
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	==== The EXP difference is as follows: ====		==== The EXP difference is as follows: ====
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Kaazmun: Basic information on differences between difficulties

2023-08-13T22:47:03Z

Basic information on differences between difficulties

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The difficulty level affects a number of things. For example, pirate crossbowmen will fire their arrows predictively, toward the position you're currently headed to, rather than directly at you. There are also differences in numbers like enemy HP, and the experience they grant (higher difficulty levels make enemies give less exp because their spawn numbers are greater, so if you can clear quickly you'll gain levels at roughly the same rate).
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==== For easy, normal, hard, and serious respectively ====
|-
Enemy health: 66%, 100%, 125%, 150%
|-
Damage taken from enemies: 66%, 100%, 125%, 200%
|-
Damage taken from traps: 50%, 100%, 125%, 150%
|-
EXP scale: 100%, 100%, 75%, 75%
|-
Revive time (seconds): 1, 3, 3, 6
|}
^ Should be noted that EXP is also affected by your tier vs that of the enemy, and it will thus be lowered if facing enemies of a lower tier. There isn't currently anything that indicates this, aside from higher-tier enemies having darker HP bars.
{| class="wikitable"
==== The EXP difference is as follows: ====
|-
Apprentice: 100% (all)
|-
Adept: 50% (vs apprentice), 100% (vs adept/expert/master)
|-
Expert: 20% (vs apprentice), 50% (vs adept), 100% (vs expert/master)
|-
Master: 10% (vs apprentice), 20% (vs adept), 50% (vs expert), 100% (vs master)
|}