Dungeoneering, Factors.

[+Karl]

Well, I'm going to start writing a Dungeoneering calculator, however, I only very vaguely tried the skill.

 

What factors are that that need to be taken into consideration?

 

Thanks

~Karl

[Mark]

Good luck

 

I have no help to offer as I have not tried the skill :bunny:

 

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[Lamotrigine]

If you go in every room, dungeon size, complexity, party size and ummmm. Hmm.

[Beau]

Dungeoneering is awesome.

[maffiajef6]

If you go in every room, dungeon size, complexity, party size and ummmm. Hmm.

 

how many times u die lowers ur exp :fakenopic:

[Tuskosaurus]

Prestige? Floor numbers?

[Zany]

id read a real guide if ur serious about making this, instead of getting these random few tips lol

[+Karl]

id read a real guide if ur serious about making this, instead of getting these random few tips lol

READ??? Cbf soz

[Zany]

lol, this aint reading? :P

[+Karl]

lol, this aint reading? :P

Nah, it's browsing.

[Zany]

browse a guide then, skim the headlines :)

[Pure B K]

It would be impossible to make an accurate calculator not only because there are so many variables, but also because you cannot control them all. Some of the doors cannot be opened if you do not have a high enough skill (Example 99 mining doors) and exp is lost.

[Keith]

I wouldn't even bother trying to make a calculator if you haven't even done the skill. You're better off going and writing a guide for a quest you've never done.

[Pig Benis]

hard to make, since there are varied by bonus rooms

[Gods Tuna]

Yesss! Please Make this so I can get some Gravite action in F2p :p

[Steven]

Thank You, Karl (:

[xVideos]

Aiight...

[Callumm]

Floor, Deaths, how many doors you open using skills, such as the doors that require hammers etc, how many monsters you kill. The size of the room, the time its completed in and the size of the party.

 

I think, i find it fairly fun :)