[Common Sense] Skip a level using RAF

[TheRabidDeer]

Not sure if its been posted, but I didnt really see anything. Anyway, its pretty basic and can be figured out using simple common sense.

If you are 2+ boxing using the RAF (recruit-a-friend) program, you can essentially skip some levels as you level. If there is ever a time that you have enough quests to make both characters level up, you can turn in the non-veteran alt's quests first (leveling him up), then grant a level to the veteran alt and turn the quests in resulting in another level.

A good time to do this would be when you near 60, allowing you to completely skip level 59.

Both characters are at 58. You have quests to turn in that will let you hit 59.
Turn in quests on non-veteran 58 to make him ding 59.
Non-veteran grants a level to veteran 58 to make him ding 59.
Veteran is now 59, and turns in quests to ding 60, skipping the whole of level 59.

Like I said, basic and mostly common sense, but something some people might overlook when using the RAF program.

[Whodini]

i was one of the few who over looked, nice idea +rep

[Willy]

common sense?!?! never seen this be4 xD +Rep x2 for you

[Logon]

or you get to lvl 59 get 99% exp and give a lvl turn in a quest and ding 61 ...

btw the general idea is a repost

[Drythils]

or you get to lvl 59 get 99% exp and give a lvl turn in a quest and ding 61 ...

btw the general idea is a repost

Hahaha
RAF "x3 XP" or "Grant a Level" cannot be used after lvl 60. Congratz.
To bad I don't feel like leveling another character up to 58 just so I can skip a 59 with my main.

[kobba]

I honestly never though of that, That's a bloody good idea. +rep

[Kartio]

I though it if you grant a level to non-veteran, he's next level will start at 0% of exp, not from the same bar where you were one level ago.
You probably don't understand, don't mind about me. (Never used RAF, just thinking...)

[TheRabidDeer]

I though it if you grant a level to non-veteran, he's next level will start at 0% of exp, not from the same bar where you were one level ago.
You probably don't understand, don't mind about me. (Never used RAF, just thinking...)

Nope, it levels you up to the next level at the same % of exp from before. So, if you are at 99% and grant a level, you will be at 99% of the next level.

[mgscs]

RAF Grant a levle gives you 20 bars


Rep me please.

[machoman2125]

This is a good idea...

+Rep

[Vitaliciedade]

Didn't think of this, +rep

[imtakinusrs]

Hahaha
RAF "x3 XP" or "Grant a Level" cannot be used after lvl 60. Congratz.
To bad I don't feel like leveling another character up to 58 just so I can skip a 59 with my main.

I think he meant the following:

- Get vet dood at level 59, 99% exp bar. Not yet at 60 at this point, so everything works.
- Use level 60 RaF dood to grant a level to above vet dood. This will work, as none of these guys are over level 60 at this time.
- Since granted levels keep the exp bar proportionally equal to what it was prior to level gift, you'll end up at level 60, with a 99% exp bar, thus saving around 400k exp to ding!

Can't really spit on that, now can ya. :P

[grim412]

Hahaha
RAF "x3 XP" or "Grant a Level" cannot be used after lvl 60. Congratz.
To bad I don't feel like leveling another character up to 58 just so I can skip a 59 with my main.

lol. can you read? you level him to 59.
then get 95%+ xp.
then use the grant a level. So hes now 60, and it the RaF thing stops.
Buts hes still 95% xp in.
So he can level


btw, you dont need to tell us you have no sig, then apologize for it. Just take it off.

[Klord]

Nice find (filler)

[Ferninator]

Not sure if its been posted, but I didnt really see anything. Anyway, its pretty basic and can be figured out using simple common sense.

If you are 2+ boxing using the RAF (recruit-a-friend) program, you can essentially skip some levels as you level. If there is ever a time that you have enough quests to make both characters level up, you can turn in the non-veteran alt's quests first (leveling him up), then grant a level to the veteran alt and turn the quests in resulting in another level.

A good time to do this would be when you near 60, allowing you to completely skip level 59.

Both characters are at 58. You have quests to turn in that will let you hit 59.
Turn in quests on non-veteran 58 to make him ding 59.
Non-veteran grants a level to veteran 58 to make him ding 59.
Veteran is now 59, and turns in quests to ding 60, skipping the whole of level 59.

Like I said, basic and mostly common sense, but something some people might overlook when using the RAF program.

Nice idea +rep