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so how exactly do these interact with each other?
Assuming I have 40% bonus:
is the calculation strictly multiplicative?
(1.4*baseXP)*7
or is it a bit more convoluted like this
(baseXP*0.4)+(baseXP*7)
I would check myself but I dont have any heirlooms and if it's the second calculation, it isnt worth it.
If anyone knows, thanks for the info.
Idk but I would say they're definitely pretty good because you get a large chunk on quest reward XP. You can get to max level in under a day
how do you have 40% i tought there was only the chest and shoulder that have 10% each so 20% total?
(and 5% fishing ring)
I grabbed a percentage out of the air, forgetting that WotLK maxed at 25% if everything works properly. What is important is the math and interaction between the heirloom bonus and the multiplier.Quote:
Originally Posted by medaveh
Just tested it. Killed two mobs of the same level at the same level, once with heirlooms and once without. I only have the chest and shoulder, so 20% bonus xp. I am also not rested. Here are le numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by HerpLeDerp
The numbers:
Xp without heirlooms = 483
Xp without 7x = 69
xp with heirlooms = 584
So, we're trying to get 69 to turn in to 584.
Multiplicative -> 69*1.2*7 = 579.6
Second calculation -> (69*0.2)+(69*7) = 496.8
So, it appears to be multiplicative, however there's an (extremely) small additional xp boost coming from somewhere. No idea where that comes from, but it's there.
Thanks for the test case lkajsdkf. I went ahead and picked up a shoulder/chest set and it's totally worth it