First lvl 82?

[tompsu]

prolly going to be the first 83 aswell

[Rad_Archer]

I liked in beta where you could do 4 or 5 quests and get 180% to level, go kill a mob and get ur level and %. Was fun.

We have a couple guys ready to hit 82 in our clan, they are mad expers and on a mission. I dunno how long it will take me cause I luv orc base and the towers seem to luv me back

[ResserGD]

Very nice.

How much exp do you need from 81-82?

And for those who are calling him a no lifer.. It doesn't make you look hard, and it doesn't make you look cool.

[phantomlink]

Unsigned long integers have the range of 0 to 4,294,967,295. Granted the signed long integers have the ~2.1 limit, so I assume they either changed to unsigned long integers or some float data type.[/b]

That one basically works for me, so I take it when you hit 81 it's more then 2.14b xp?

And yes Vandy I know people were at 100%, you didn't answer my question :P

[ashet]

That one basically works for me, so I take it when you hit 81 it's more then 2.14b xp?

And yes Vandy I know people were at 100%, you didn't answer my question :P[/b]

80 2,141,236,485
81 4,317,589,248
82 6,130,976,733
83 8,705,986,960

I dont think they unsigned the int. More likely to be a Int64

Where do you get Ascent scrolls from? - I see them on merchant but expensive.

[Dro]

Int: <-2 147 483 647, 2 147 483 647>
Long int: <- 9 223 372 036 854 775 803, 9 223 372 036 854 775 802>

Unsigned long integers have the range of 0 to 4,294,967,295. Granted the signed long integers have the ~2.1 limit, so I assume they either changed to unsigned long integers or some float data type.[/b]

You are confusing int with long int. Long int only has the 2.1 limit in C and C++.

[Rad_Archer]

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Where do you get Ascent scrolls from? - I see them on merchant but expensive.[/b]

You got them as a gift in the mail back when RoFD came out because the servers were crashing for weeks (not days). But now you get them if you participate in BDW. It used to be they could not be traded, and although you can now, I am not sure that it&#39;s supposed to be like that. I would make more sense that they were meant for the lower level in BDW use them. ATM it&#39;s great for both higher and the lower levels, the lower levels make great coins with the red chest, ascent sc, and exp from event and the higher level gets 20% exp from the scroll...good deal.

[phantomlink]

80 2,141,236,485
81 4,317,589,248
82 6,130,976,733
83 8,705,986,960

I dont think they unsigned the int. More likely to be a Int64

Where do you get Ascent scrolls from? - I see them on merchant but expensive.[/b]

..... ouch......

[SiNi5T3R]

You got them as a gift in the mail back when RoFD came out because the servers were crashing for weeks (not days). But now you get them if you participate in BDW. It used to be they could not be traded, and although you can now, I am not sure that it&#39;s supposed to be like that. I would make more sense that they were meant for the lower level in BDW use them. ATM it&#39;s great for both higher and the lower levels, the lower levels make great coins with the red chest, ascent sc, and exp from event and the higher level gets 20% exp from the scroll...good deal.[/b]

i cant trade mine and they expire in 24 hours h34r:

[Danny]

YETObuffer used to be 3 players, one left and there&#39;s two players on the account as of now. They&#39;re super active and as mentioned, really good guys/players. I believe he&#39;ll be the first 83 as well, I just private chatted him..



It&#39;s OK to be gay...

[side2side125]

euh already 82 and class 3 this month :S

[PedoPriest]

What a beast

[Zxenke]

Int: <-2 147 483 647, 2 147 483 647>
Long int: <- 9 223 372 036 854 775 803, 9 223 372 036 854 775 802>
You are confusing int with long int. Long int only has the 2.1 limit in C and C++.[/b]

Ebenezer and the clients are written in C++ I believe. Both int and long int have signed and unsigned types. In C++ and C#, a long is an int64. Looking at the EXP needed for levels beyond though, unsigned int still falls short.

Programming language Platforms Data type name Storage in bytes Range (Signed) Range (Unsigned)
C and C++ Unix, 32-bit long 4 [1] −2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647 0 to 4,294,967,295
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_int

Double has the range 2.2e-308 to 1.8e308.

When I get the time, I&#39;ll look at a new database or unpack a new client and check.

[JaCoX]

so beast 82.16% already :blink:

[Unihoc]

no eat no sleep only exp XD