Squad Leader Archive

Well folks, my fourth holocron told me to master Squad Leader.

I've never even considered this as an option because I usually run solo, but there comes a time when one needs to change their strategy.

So, can anybody tell me what the quickest way of getting xp is? Does the amount of xp you get change with the number of people in the group (like a percentage) and if so anybody know what the %s are?

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

Sincrafter

Just get in front of the biggest group you can and kill stuff. That's pert much it.

You could go holo hunting, be the leader of that group, rake in the squad leader xp,and bring me the holos you find, haha.

i hunt with 6-10 People +pets on Dathomir and in at least 1 hour i reach 500k XP cap and no SL arround :d .

Pets also add to your group xp.

so find several players, but out lots of pets, and murdering things, and try to steal most of the combat xp for yourself, since SL xp is based off of that.

I do missions or dant or dath. Other people go to the fort tusken or the mountain squill cave or whatever.

For my last four boxes of SL (all Level IV skills) I spent two days (maybe 12 hours) on Dath with about ten of my Ramblers. I capped out three times (at 900k SL XP)and finished everything off.

Bar none the easiestt is the Dark trooper dungeon on Naboo. Get a group of like 5 or 6 or if your lucky 10 or so and your xp will go through the roof. I got srat 4 (450k) in about an hour and a half will no effort on my own. I f i wanted to i could sit down somewhere and leave to watch a TV show and everyone will do the ya. Master SL in a day if you wanted to. The only trouble would be to keep peope in your group as they do leave to join other friends or jsut plain gotta log.

Jast Kiht

Ahazi

if u reeeeeeely know ill tell you

have a master SL come to the tusken for on a saturday and teach you about ever min/min and 1/2

if u get a full group -- 20k XPa kill

Just so everyone knows, since they changed the SL XP calculations multiple times now, it has not always been *that* easy. Once upon a time, it took a dedicated playerabout two months to master this profession...