Closed ironskillet2 closed 3 years ago
this video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RIx7vDEGus
shows the paladin receiving the correct amount of XP using the formula of level*5 + 235. with ofcourse modifiers such as him having rested and the mobs being different levels. but as you can see its much higher than on BETA.
This is a VOD from the Beta, go to the part after blood furnace and put in the azeroth XP formula and you will find they match.
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/960933012
1:21:00 is a good time stamp
Another TBC source: https://youtu.be/OK3DAUvw1K4?t=127
(63*5+235)*(1-1/17) = 517.6 ~= 518xp
518xp
367xp
Another source: https://youtu.be/UgPx5QsLifk?t=61
~140xp
92xp
25%
XP modifier as a result.We have a hotfix in flight for this and it should be out soon (tm).
thanks blizzard! once i see the correct XP value showin up we can close this baby
@Aggrend
Can you confirm that this hotfix indeed is live as of the time of this blue post? We are not seeing any change to XP calculation at this time.
https://eu.forums.blizzard.com/en/wow/t/testing-availability-and-fixes-25-march/263635
in that test just now i'm level 59 killing a level 59 mob in outland, 340 is the azeroth formula not outland formula
This was just fixed on beta; tested it now:
That's me at level 61 killing a level 62 vulture. The base XP formula is (Char Level * 5) + 235 = 540
, then because it's a level 62 vulture there's a 1.05 multiplier which brings us to 567, times two for the rested XP.
The original TBC mob XP value was calculated from the following
level*5 + 235.
it is still using the azeroth formula of level*5 + 45
this problem does not appear to be happening in dungeons.