I did not go with a flat rate. Exp comes in waves: every 20 levels is a cycle of x5, x4, x3, x2, x1. It averages x3, and in the x5 sprint levels fly in. Skills follow the same rhythm.

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• Levels 1-19: x5, x4, x3, x2, x1 every 4 levels, from 20 the same cycle repeats.
• You walk faster than on 8.0 - so do the monsters.
• The chart with a calculator is further down this page.

Experience

Exp comes in waves, not a flat rate

Every 20 levels the rhythm comes back: you start at x5, every 4 levels it steps down to x1 - and then x5 again. The next sprint is always close, and the average works out to x3.

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Experience stages Exp bonuses In game: the Twoje EXP window on the top bar.

From level 8 a roulette waits for you once a day. Log in day after day and the rewards get better. You get the item when the wheel stops.

Gone for a few hours? After you log in I show you what happened: arenas, raids, how many people played. You know right away where to go.

Like old Tibia: you die - you lose your backpack. You click SPIN: first your AoLs roll what they cover (it can be the backpack too), then a second wheel picks what else you lose. It all lies in your corpse, and for 3 minutes only you can open it.

The world is open. You kill - you get a skull, and with it a higher risk when you die. Kills and assists show up on a banner at the top of the screen.

Every death goes into the chronicle: who died, to whom, at what level. You can also watch chosen players and get notifications.

Every rune has its own cooldown, like in newer games. The bar on the hotkey shows how much is left, so you never click blind.

Even at 6 a.m. someone is online. AI residents go hunting, open stalls in Thais, dress for their level and hit back if you cross them.

Not sure where to go? The board suggests tasks for your level. Click and go.

I added light that changes colour with spells and fights, 13 coloured torches and mood filters for your screen.

You collect mem coin while you play: walking, fighting, exploring. You pay with it for VIP doors and GOTV from the website. Keep it in the vault - what you carry can be lost when you die.

Right-click a banker and you get a window: deposit, withdraw, exchange, transfer. The depot has a player market and a merchant with goods for your vocation.

In the shop you buy arena kits, passes and handy extras. Everything goes to the mailbox in your depot, and a banner at the top tells you what you bought.

Anyone can stream their game and you watch without a character. There is a cast chat, and with Cast VIP you watch anyone you want for an hour a day.

A player card shows level, skills and recent deaths, a guild card shows its members. On the website you click the online counter and see everyone with their outfits.

GOTV supports hunting, it does not replace it: an hour of GOTV gives about 15% of an hour of hunting at your level. It works from level 10 in both worlds. Monsters and loot depend on your level, and VIPs pick the monster and get better loot.

Instead of a wall of text you get a panel with loot cards - click an item to see what it is. Autoloot picks up what you choose straight into your backpack.

You move the HP and mana bars wherever you like. The radar shows your party and guild, the world map has layers, and the in-game guide explains everything for your vocation.