to prove i'm not making crap up lol
http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/th...65628748&sid=1
about half way down
to me that meant any alt i have on the vet account can't get free ding'd more than 29 times hence i'd have to make a lvl 30 eh 31 to get to 60.... oh nevermind i'm an idiot that obviously means the RAF account granter not the granted....eh granbtee? lol i'm a moron >.<The maximum number of grantable levels that can be gained by a single character is 29.
You misunderstood what he was saying perhaps. (just realized you caught it yourself, reading the whole post 4tehwin Jheusse)
The maximum number of grantable levels a character can generate is 29 (at levels 3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21,23,25,27,29,31,33,35,37, 39,41,43,45,47,49, 51, 53,55,57,59)
The maximum number of levels a character can accept via granting is 59 (no I'm not typing them all out, 1-60)
Either that or you understood him correctly and he's wrong for one reason or another.
With the way you have them set up, the idea of swapping the vets to boost for the "other team" will work very well. Running two teams to 60 on each group you'll generate 8*29= 232 levels available to grant to each veteran account. That's almost 4 free L 60s on each veteran account. And in general you want to avoid using those gift levels to grant low levels like 1-10 or 1-30, it's a waste of the resource, which makes those 232 levels go even further.
TLDR version, you're gonna have a ton of levels to grant and accept, since you obviousl yhave the money to afford 10 accounts and the relevant hardware, I think you're going to end up creating a bunch of additional 60s on the veteran accounts and account transfer them off to other accounts to make more room to level more toons with the gifting.
ZOMG 10 Warlocks in WSG would OWN
As for granting levels, I don't know exactly how your accounts are set up, but if you level 5 warlocks, say A B C D E, then B and C can gift the levels to new toon F, and D and E can gift to new toon G. Now, F and G can gift their levels as well to a new toon H and I. You just need to level H and I from 1 to 30.
Now, you have 9 toons ABCDEFGHI which are level 60.
And then, for toon J, just use your pre-existing level 70 warlock.
Of course this would mean that your accounts have to be linked properly :P
If not, then I'd say just doing instances with 2 groups of 5, you get good exp from quests that way. Don't do raids because you can't get credit for non-raid quests while in a Raid group.
This blue post is a little misleading.Originally Posted by 'zhenyalix',index.php?page=Thread&postID=132855#po st132855
I know for a fact that you can grant a character from 1-60 though. When my 5 mages dinged 60, i created a priest (lvl 1) on the VET1 account. And then i gifted 29 levels from RAF1 (VET priest is now 30) then i gifted 29 levels from RAF2 (VET priest is now 59) then i figted 1 level from RAF3 (VET priest is now 60 and naked). Next time i do this however, i will definitly spen the 8 minutes involved leveling the character to level two (and a few exp from level 3 as a previous posted suggested) so that the character can be leveled to 60 with only the gifted levels from 2 accounts, providing a full 2 characters from 2-60 (just being short of 61).
The blue post:Should read:The maximum number of grantable levels that can be gained by a single character is 29.(but keep in mind that in order to gift a level, it has to first be gained; so if interpreted correctly, the original post does make sense)The maximum number of grantable levels that can be gifted by a single character is 29.
i recently lvled up 2x2 chars using the recruit-a-friend - and a 70 warrior for dps'ing.
I might've gone a bit on the slow route when i did - anyhoo...
(this was horde side)
1-8ish - newbiequests - get out of zone
8-14 - rfc
14-19 wc (this could've done in sfk instead)
19-25 sfk
25-38 sm
38-46 zf
46-54 brd
54-60 brs
total time ~20 hours - the boosted characters were able to heal the 70 warr in brd and brs instances. the mobs start hurtin' there.
(the quests for BRS covers the whole 59-60 level when delivering, 40k per quest.)
Carinz, in an instance, when a warrior kills a mob, (say the 2 chars you are leveling are level 19) were the two characters still obtaining triple exp from the kill, since the mob was gray to the warrior?
If so, i've really screwed myself for boosting my characters. Since the VET char (see the graphic in first post) sits outside while a 70 boosts the other 4 (since once the 4 RAFs have been leveled, they can gift the VET account).
The char boosting is not a part of the RAF.
charW * unlinked
char1<-raflink->char2
char3<-raflink->char4
This was me running char1+char2 on the other monitor, no utils or anything - basically /afk following char3+char4 controlled by a friend - while i also used the 70 warr to kill everything.
all 4 chars receive the triple xp with the 70 in team, since the rules for the raf state that mob should not be grey for "either" of the two linked chars.
Yea, mine were not configured like this. So boosting from 8 to 16 in RFC took 2 hours 20 minutes. And 16 - 20 in WC took almost 4 hours. (At about this point, boosting becomes inefficient and with the triple exp from questing, they are better off doing that.)
Maybe i should consider activating new accounts, or just suck it up and spend the 2 days to quest 'em to 60. :S
*Edit*
Question answered via a subsequent post in the thread. Should have read to the end.
i took 4 chars from 8 to 12-13 in wc then straight to SFK where they're now 20-21 . the whole process didn't take more than 3-4 hours - including travel. This is with the 70 warrior doing all the juice.
i'll time tomorrow in SM - just need to upgrade the two new trial accounts to real ones.
I estimate i could do 20-35 in 5 hours.
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