Post by Alex on Mar 7, 2021 17:35:21 GMT -5
Here is the proper way to calculate battle bonuses:
1 v 1
Normal gains
2 v 1
The 1 gets a % of power level gain based on the strongest opponent's power level. The 1 gets double "base" battle gains.
The 2 get half normal gains. This includes the % of pl.
3 v 1 or 4 v 1
The 1's stat gains remain the same as if it were a 2v1. Double base gains and a % of pl based off strongest foe.
The side with more people, keeps getting reduced gains. A third normal for a 3 v 1, and a quarter normal for a 4 v 1. This includes the % of pl.
3 v 2
The 2 get a % of power level gain based on the strongest opponent's power level. The 2 get base gains multiplied x1.5 (so for example +120 exp instead of +80 exp for a win).
The 3 get a % of power level gain based on the strongest opponent, but also get half normal gains.
4 v 2
Calculated like a 2 v 1.
4 v 3
Calculated like a 3 v 2.
1 v 1
Normal gains
2 v 1
The 1 gets a % of power level gain based on the strongest opponent's power level. The 1 gets double "base" battle gains.
The 2 get half normal gains. This includes the % of pl.
3 v 1 or 4 v 1
The 1's stat gains remain the same as if it were a 2v1. Double base gains and a % of pl based off strongest foe.
The side with more people, keeps getting reduced gains. A third normal for a 3 v 1, and a quarter normal for a 4 v 1. This includes the % of pl.
3 v 2
The 2 get a % of power level gain based on the strongest opponent's power level. The 2 get base gains multiplied x1.5 (so for example +120 exp instead of +80 exp for a win).
The 3 get a % of power level gain based on the strongest opponent, but also get half normal gains.
4 v 2
Calculated like a 2 v 1.
4 v 3
Calculated like a 3 v 2.
