Thanks, if you ever have the time you should get into it, I really like your formula. And its up to you if link it or not, I just did it for fun, and I needed a exp mod haha.

Now I am trying to ignore all the voices that tell me mod ideas while I play. xD

I don't mind at all. Infact, I love that you added the ability to customize the formula! I had considered multiple formulas when first making this mod but hadn't figured out options by the time I made it. Heck, I still haven't figured out Harmony which is what killed my mod originally. Would you like me to link your mod in the description?

Hey I hope you really don't mind that I used your formula as a base for my EXP mod.
Because I like this idea, so I made them the default setting, but the user can adjust the numbers as they wish and break their XP gain xD

All XP mods broke without the use of Harmony and sadly I've not been able to update the mod myself due to irl work demands. Someone else is allowed to if they wish.

Agree with NM9 below - this doesn't seem to be functioning at the moment, I killed some trivial enemies and didn't get any xp.

Im not getting any errors but it still doesnt seem to be working as I did just kill some trivial enemies without receiving any XP

Yikes, good luck and thanks for the great work :)

My best guess is that CoQ no longer allows replacing base game C# files (It's throwing a type error with the base game). Meaning I'll need to use Harmony to patch the existing Experience.cs file.

Apologies for the delay on updating as I'll be learning Harmony from scratch.

Thanks for the notification! I'm looking into it now.

really been enjoying this mod! unfortunately the latest game update broke it

Latest update looks like it broke this, throwing a type error, even when it is the only mod loaded

I've found that by the time you're getting 10% or less, you get more EXP from books, but it probably is a buff for more combat heavy builds or through various exploits... Then again, a lot of the game is exploitable that late in the game.

It does slow down early game EXP though which a few people (myself included) have found feels "nice" since level ups seem so front loaded by default. Between that and getting something other than 0 exp when over-leveled, consider it a feels-good mod. I did label it as a cheat out of fairness!

5% and 10% in the trivial tiers is highly exploitable...but IG the entire game is like that. Personally this looks like a huge buff to xp overall but only at the top end where getting any xp is difficult. Getting 10% would feel huge in those cases.

great thanks

Short answer: Yes

I did not notice any issues adding or removing this mod mid-save. Probably because it doesn't change anything about the world or character, only EXP as it is given.

can this be installed mid playthrough?

Nice mod, I like it more than the other ones. Great job

I tested that a little and has no issues adding or removing it from an existing save. It only changes how experience is calculated, nothing that should be saved to the character/world file, so it should be safe. Admittingly I'm not 100% sure since I'm still new to the game myself.

Can this mod be removed mid save? Will it cause problems?

Thanks. Once I have time to sit down and figure out how to get it to work through wishes, options, or an ability, I plan to include alternate formula and adjustable baseline exp from different sources for player preference, but those are all stretch goals.

First XP mod to catch my attention. I actually like the slight reduction for same-tier enemies, cause I feel like levels come too quickly early on and then suddenly the XP you get from enemies becomes almost negligible. Thanks for the contribution!