Creature Handler Archive
Thread: CH exp conversion ratio from the village.
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digiwrath
Fri Sep 03, 2004 4:08 am
#1
just so everyone knows, creature handler exp currently converts to force-sensitive senses exp at a 9:1 ratio.
kinda stupid considering how low our cap is, but whatever.
Lalainia
Fri Sep 03, 2004 5:55 am
#2
I agree
Found out the ratio last night while at the Village...kinda disappointing
GnomeAd
Fri Sep 03, 2004 7:33 am
#3
The thing I'm really looking forward to is selling my Scout XP. It'll be nice to get a warning again if your maskscent works or not.
DaBudo2
Fri Sep 03, 2004 3:33 pm
#4
So, how does this exactly work? When you convert CH xp to force-sensitive, are you actually giving up CH skill boxes!? (Am at work on break and the brief search I did didn't give me any answers.) Is there a thread that explains this process?
Vertexon
Fri Sep 03, 2004 3:37 pm
#5
DaBudo2 wrote:
So, how does this exactly work? When you convert CH xp to force-sensitive, are you actually giving up CH skill boxes!? (Am at work on break and the brief search I did didn't give me any answers.) Is there a thread that explains this process?
No, just unspent XP you may have earned. I think the most comprehensive guide at the moment is StGabriel's over on the Test Center forum.
Night4554
Fri Sep 03, 2004 3:38 pm
#6
DaBudo2 wrote:So, how does this exactly work? When you convert CH xp to force-sensitive, are you actually giving up CH skill boxes!? (Am at work on break and the brief search I did didn't give me any answers.) Is there a thread that explains this process?
No no no. You give your X amount of CH XP and trade it into X/9 amount of Force XP. You don't lose any skills.
DaBudo2
Fri Sep 03, 2004 4:16 pm
#7
Vertexon wrote:
DaBudo2 wrote:
So, how does this exactly work? When you convert CH xp to force-sensitive, are you actually giving up CH skill boxes!? (Am at work on break and the brief search I did didn't give me any answers.) Is there a thread that explains this process?
No, just unspent XP you may have earned. I think the most comprehensive guide at the moment is StGabriel's over on the Test Center forum.
Thanks, Vert! Great link! *shhhhh - I'm no longer on break*
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