| Author | Hunt Difficulty |
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| Does passing or losing a difficult hunt brings down the difficulty the next time? |
| No. it does not. |
| Before QATC happens, does being assisted in your own hunt increase difficulty at all? Maybe by a lower %? |
does being assisted in your own hunt increase difficulty at all? Maybe by a lower %?
Yes, the more you kill, the more it increase: you kill all, it increase as usual; you kill half, it's half the increase next time compared to a solo hunt,... |
- In solo Hunts with success it increases 30%. If you lose it doesnt increase.
- In Hunts where someone assists you difficulty next time increases by 0-30% depending on the FSP you get (Between 0.00 and 1.00), which also depends on the % of enemies you killed.
- In DUAL Hunts (Monsters take to heir Hells, 2 groups of Monsters VS 2 peoples) difficulty DOESNT increase either in victory or loss.
Someone correct this Info if Im mistaken in something btw.
On a sidenote, if you are fighting enemies that can damage themselves with some kind of Skill (Dragon Breath, Fireball, etc) and you take that in your advantage, you wont get 1.00 FSP since you didnt kill all BY YOURSELF. |
Someone correct this Info if Im mistaken in something btw.
All good. |
| Thanks everyone. QATC then. |
| [Post deleted by moderator Corey // ] |
I am just re-opening the topic to correct a small piece of information.
In Hunts where someone assists you difficulty next time increases by 0-30% depending on the FSP you get (Between 0.00 and 1.00), which also depends on the % of enemies you killed.
In the past, if you win an assisted hunt, there has always been a minimum increase of 5% regardless of how few creatures you kill. If you kill no creatures and win, the increase will still be 5% on the number you were hunting.
Other than that, the information is pretty clear. :)
QATC |
| closed by Corey (2015-11-30 14:39:13) |
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