Post by Majin Cajabe on May 28, 2009 7:31:24 GMT -5
For each major transformation (the ones at every 1000 posts, and whether unlocked or not) an NPC has over you, you can deduct the effect of 1 teammate when dividing your post boost.
This is because NPCs tend to be damn powerful and require teamwork to take them down. It's just no good to go to all that effort and get a nerfed boost.
So, for example, if you and an ally take on an NPC.
You have 11'500 posts, and the NPC has 12'100 posts.
The NPC has the 12'000 post major (even if they never use it, they're just 'at the level'), while your highest is the 11'000 major.
The NPC is killed, and you survive, in 20 turns.
You gain 60 posts, NOT 30!
Note: This also applies when fighting overpowered members who post too much. Not just NPCs.
This is because NPCs tend to be damn powerful and require teamwork to take them down. It's just no good to go to all that effort and get a nerfed boost.
So, for example, if you and an ally take on an NPC.
You have 11'500 posts, and the NPC has 12'100 posts.
The NPC has the 12'000 post major (even if they never use it, they're just 'at the level'), while your highest is the 11'000 major.
The NPC is killed, and you survive, in 20 turns.
You gain 60 posts, NOT 30!
Note: This also applies when fighting overpowered members who post too much. Not just NPCs.
They only have to have the next major above you (whether unlocked or not).
This way, Nai and Gozu can take on Roa and not get nerfed.
Meanwhile, if Julia or Tyson jumped in to help, Julia or Tyson would get a full boost with no nerfing even though they have 2 allies, simply because they're '2 major stages' below Roa.