Tables & progression

Lv 1–5      EXP = (floor(L² / 2) + 15) × L
Lv 6–50     EXP = (floor(L² / 3) + 19) × floor(L² / 3)
Lv 51–89    EXP = trunc(previous × 1.0548)
Lv 90–99    EXP = trunc(previous × 2.1)

• previous is the level before’s EXP, and trunc drops the fraction at every step, so the rounding carries up the table.
• Level 6 costs 372 after level 5’s 135: the second formula takes over and nearly triples it.
• From 90 each level costs 2.1 times the one before. Level 90 is 11,938,059; level 99 alone is 9,482,161,548, more than levels 1 to 98 put together (8,712,616,849).

Lv 51–119   EXP = trunc(previous × 1.0548)

Computed here from the formulas above, which OSMS read out of the release client. The CoT2 column runs the same loop with CoT2’s step, and matches the table the hunt still levels by on every level. The planner and the EXP table run the release column. Level 1 to 100 in the release is 18,194,778,397 EXP.

Level 1:  craft EXP = 50
Level 2+: craft EXP = trunc(previous × 1.32) + 100

• One table for all six disciplines.
• Each craft level also wants a character level, 5 × the craft level: craft level 8 needs character level 40. Level 1 comes with the crafting quest.
• Craft level 1 to 8 is 4,583 craft EXP in all.

From the release client, as read by OSMS: the EXP column is the craft requirement routine and the level column is the crafting window’s tooltip. Every recipe is on the crafting page, and the crafting ladder has what each level opens.

Sign up in Henesys or Kerning City at level 12 and you are grade 1. Every grade after that costs its own contribution, and the gauge starts again from zero after each promotion.

• Grade 1 to 10 is 128,000 contribution. The last grade alone is 32,000.
• The level column did not change: 12, then 5 more a grade, up to 57.

From the release client’s NeedContribution and NeedLevel, as read by OSMS; the grade names come out of its message table. The board quests and what each grade discounts are on the citizenship page.

This one is the site’s own model, the one the planner spends from. Nobody has read AP or SP out of the client yet.

AP = 5 × L + 20                 25 at Lv 1, 520 at Lv 100

Beginner  SP = min(L, 10) − 1               from Lv 2
1st job   SP = 1 + 3 × (min(L, 30) − 10)    from Lv 10
2nd job   SP = 1 + 3 × (min(L, 70) − 30)    from Lv 30
3rd job   SP = 1 + 3 × (min(L, 120) − 70)   from Lv 70, CoT2 only

• Each pool pays only for skills of its own tier. Every class can spend the Beginner pool, since everyone is a Beginner until level 10.
• The Beginner’s nine points are the site’s reading, and the three Beginner skills holding nine ranks between them bears it out.
• The release stops at second job and level 100. Here the second-job pool is full at 70 with 121 SP, and the 90 SP from 71 to 100 belong to a third-job pool the release does not have. What the release client does with them has not been read.

The site’s model (src/lib/calc/progression.ts). Spend it on the planner.