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Thread: 36,000 Pikets
Message Edited by Lesotik on 07-17-2005 03:15 PM
Ankhesanamun wrote:Was just doing some more calculations
For a full SP spent Jedi, it would take 36,460,000 Jedi experience to max out. So taking an average of 1000 Jedi experience per 80+ level picket kill. That would take about 36,460 pickets alone todo a full template Jedi. So it's a little more than the original poster posted.
However, and a big however. Taking into account that about 40 pickets or so spawn per lair in an 8 man group. It would take 912 lairs of pickets to complete a full templrate Jedi. And here's the Kicker. During double exp week, we would get groups of AOE people and were able to clear a full lair of pickets in 5 minutes or less. If a person could kill a lair of pickets in 5 minutes, not including getting new mission times, it would take 182.4 minutes to complete the Jedi grind
Quite doable in 1 day of playing.
Adding in that it would take a group of 8 people with 2 missions each, 57 sets of picket missions. At about a conservative... 5 minutes to pick up new missions. Thats 285 minutes added onto the original 182.4 minutes. Added in about 1 minute between lairs for driving time, another 912 minutes...
182.4 + 285 + 912 = 1379.4 minutes to complete the Jedi grind. Which equates to about 22 hours and 59.4 minutes.
So the point of this post is, actually there's no point to it. I was just bored doing theoretical calculations
and now that i've did them... the Jedi grind doesn't seem that bad at all! Now if i could only hold a group together for 22 hrs and 59.4 minutes... Let alone holding them together for more than 2 lairs.
LOL! I dont know how you did that but it was awsome
master_nick wrote:
stop crying, this is alot shorter time then befor the CU, jedi isn't ment to be easy
yes. but spelling is meant the be easy. go figure.
yeah games are supposed to be fun eh?
SWG's Content Director*beeping* sucks. LOL. Sorry but like 60 Deliver/Destroy missions for a rebel themepark???? like Give me a BREAK! A *beeping* 5yr old can come up with better ideas.
I think if they put something more like the warren, more often then they game would be alot more fun. Warren was first time i actually had immersive fun
Message Edited by PhennexionKegdraal on 07-17-2005 11:22 PM
Ankhesanamun wrote:Was just doing some more calculations
For a full SP spent Jedi, it would take 36,460,000 Jedi experience to max out. So taking an average of 1000 Jedi experience per 80+ level picket kill. That would take about 36,460 pickets alone todo a full template Jedi. So it's a little more than the original poster posted.
However, and a big however. Taking into account that about 40 pickets or so spawn per lair in an 8 man group. It would take 912 lairs of pickets to complete a full templrate Jedi. And here's the Kicker. During double exp week, we would get groups of AOE people and were able to clear a full lair of pickets in 5 minutes or less. If a person could kill a lair of pickets in 5 minutes, not including getting new mission times, it would take 182.4 minutes to complete the Jedi grind
Quite doable in 1 day of playing.
Adding in that it would take a group of 8 people with 2 missions each, 57 sets of picket missions. At about a conservative... 5 minutes to pick up new missions. Thats 285 minutes added onto the original 182.4 minutes. Added in about 1 minute between lairs for driving time, another 912 minutes...
182.4 + 285 + 912 = 1379.4 minutes to complete the Jedi grind. Which equates to about 22 hours and 59.4 minutes.
So the point of this post is, actually there's no point to it. I was just bored doing theoretical calculations
and now that i've did them... the Jedi grind doesn't seem that bad at all! Now if i could only hold a group together for 22 hrs and 59.4 minutes... Let alone holding them together for more than 2 lairs.
Hold up, 912 lairs at 5 minutes each equals 4560 minutes. Where the heck did you get 182.4???
Follow this math through and you'll see the absolute minimum for full temp jedi is 96 hours, exactly 4 days straight. Agreed?
Message Edited by jcecil on 07-17-2005 03:26 PM