The wiki says one thing and then immediately says that what it says is wrong... Which is not helpful :(.


<iXPValueAttack>1</iXPValueAttack>
<iXPValueDefense>2</iXPValueDefense>


What does this do exactly?

I'm pretty sure it does nothing. (At least that I can tell).

I always thought it meant if you kill it while attacking you get the top XP points, but if you kill it while defending you the bottom. Sadly that doesn't seem to be what's happening at all.

I'm pretty sure it does nothing. (At least that I can tell).

Well, that would explain my confusion 8).

Good to know!

Suppose MyAttackUnit attacks HisDefenseUnit and kills it. Then HisDefenseUnit's iXPValueAttack is the base Experience that MyAttackUnit can gain from this combat. This base experience is modified by


Experience = ((BaseExperience * DefenderStrength) / AttackerStrength);


where DefenderStrength and AttackerStrength are the combat strengths of the units before the combat took place. Finally, this experience is restricted to the range [MIN_EXPERIENCE_PER_COMBAT, MAX_EXPERIENCE_PER_COMBAT] where these are specified in GlobalDefines.xml.

The element iXPValueDefense works dually.

Thanks Pete!

Wow... did not know that. Thanks PeteT!

Ahhh... Naruhodo ne. 8). Thanks PeteT!