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In ''Two Worlds'', Experience Points are gained by killing monsters and completing Quests. Experience Points are needed to Level up so that the Hero can become more powerful, use better items and increase Parameters. Levelling up gives the Hero five Points to spend on Parameters, and one point to spend on Skills. The exception to this is the first few Levels, where the Hero gains two Skill Points instead of one. | In ''Two Worlds'', Experience Points are gained by killing monsters and completing Quests. Experience Points are needed to Level up so that the Hero can become more powerful, use better items and increase Parameters. Levelling up gives the Hero five Points to spend on Parameters, and one point to spend on Skills. The exception to this is the first few Levels, where the Hero gains two Skill Points instead of one. | ||
==Quests== | |||
Some quests give you experience points for completing them. How this is calculated is simply: | |||
:current level * 10 = points | |||
[[Category:Game Mechanics]] | [[Category:Game Mechanics]] | ||
Revision as of 03:29, December 17, 2010
In Two Worlds, Experience Points are gained by killing monsters and completing Quests. Experience Points are needed to Level up so that the Hero can become more powerful, use better items and increase Parameters. Levelling up gives the Hero five Points to spend on Parameters, and one point to spend on Skills. The exception to this is the first few Levels, where the Hero gains two Skill Points instead of one.
Quests
Some quests give you experience points for completing them. How this is calculated is simply:
- current level * 10 = points