assassina
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9 years ago I've noticed an issue happening when the monster gives an experience number points who happens to be odd, due to rounding down. For example, a rat gives 5 xp. If it is killed by a summon, then the summon counts as a half rat, which should be 2.5 xp, but is rounded as 2 xp. If the exp rate is x 100, the player (and the summon) gets 200 xp. That can be easily patched. But your issue with the cave rat (which gives an even number of xp points), I wasn't able to reproduce it. I am always getting 750 + 750 (which is ok, due to the premmy bonus). Are you sure that you haven't edited it to give you 7 xp points (instead of the usual 10)?
Pietia10
When you kill a monster with summon for example lets say rat which has 5x experience. You set in exp_stages exp x100 so it means that for rat you should get 500exp that's correct without a summon. But when you summon a monster and then kill rat you only get 400exp (200 summon 200 player). When you for example kill cave rat which should give you 1000exp but when summon helps you you get for example 800+ 100 summon. When summon helps you kill rat for example you get 100 exp and summon gets 100 exp simply varies (instead of total 500) or when you kill cave rat with summon which should give you 1000 exp you get: 300 + 300 for summon . So it's completly broken right now. Keep in mind that I didn't used happy hours in this calculation.
Wiki: Experience Gain When killing a creature with a summon, you will only receive partial experience for the kill (minimum of 50%). For example, if your summon causes all of the damage to kill a Rotworm, you will only receive 20 experience (half). If you personally deal some of the damage, you will receive more exp. The formula for experience gain is: player's exp gain + (summon's exp gain /2) The player's experience gain is based on the player's damage.