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Andalib
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 Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 7:46 pm Post subject: My hunter has a problem... |
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I've had a hunter, named Lorax, in the past. I got bored with him and retired him, but not before I myself got a pretty good hunting level of 4 (379) .
I got myself an Amazon, and a couple days after I decided I could use another hunter, named Eman. Now, I continued gaining skills in my Amazon level almost every time we made camp, like usual, but it's been two days and my hunter skill is still 4 (379). I'm not gaining any hunter skill at all, and what's more; my hunter isn't even finding me any food! If anything, he's taking up more food than he's worth. How ironic.  |
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John
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| Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 8:08 pm Post subject: Re: My hunter has a problem... |
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| Andalib wrote: | I've had a hunter, named Lorax, in the past. I got bored with him and retired him, but not before I myself got a pretty good hunting level of 4 (379) .
I got myself an Amazon, and a couple days after I decided I could use another hunter, named Eman. Now, I continued gaining skills in my Amazon level almost every time we made camp, like usual, but it's been two days and my hunter skill is still 4 (379). I'm not gaining any hunter skill at all, and what's more; my hunter isn't even finding me any food! If anything, he's taking up more food than he's worth. How ironic. |
The new hunter will find less food and you only gain experience when the worker's (training+experience)/2 is at least yours. It's also set up so when your experience gets to double training it stops increasing and you have to let the worker sit in a city for a while training. Once the training is about double the exp, you need to bring it back out onto the trail to get more exp (except crafters who get exp for crafting things in the city and who gain training in the city too). |
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Andalib
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| Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 8:14 pm Post subject: |
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ah, thankyou!  |
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