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Nydlari · 03-09-2002, 12:34 PM

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Originally posted by Nightowl2:
The manual explains the differences in the difficulty levels. Unfortunately, at the higher difficulties, there is no change in the experience you get for killing monsters. Which is why I've never bothered with the upper difficulty levels. Can't see working harder for the same amount of experience.
Nightowl2

Silly misinterpretation. At higher levels you don't get any more experience for any single given mosnter, but you do run into higher level monsters that are worth more experience so you will get more experience on average throughout your game.

Not that this is the reason to play at higher levels anyway. You play at higher levels for the challenge, since the game would be kninda easy at normal settings.

03-09-2002, 12:34 PM	#3
Nydlari Manshoon Join Date: November 23, 2001 Location: Fredericksburg, VA Age: 51 Posts: 181	quote: Originally posted by Nightowl2: The manual explains the differences in the difficulty levels. Unfortunately, at the higher difficulties, there is no change in the experience you get for killing monsters. Which is why I've never bothered with the upper difficulty levels. Can't see working harder for the same amount of experience. Nightowl2 Silly misinterpretation. At higher levels you don't get any more experience for any single given mosnter, but you do run into higher level monsters that are worth more experience so you will get more experience on average throughout your game. Not that this is the reason to play at higher levels anyway. You play at higher levels for the challenge, since the game would be kninda easy at normal settings.