Game Development: Boner

[sabinati]

i think it's 1%

[TeckXKnight]

i think it's 1%

My bad, fixed.

[mariner102]

Ah I see and weight is based on intelligence right? So a experienced player who kept their intelligence low might make a pretty good curiosity and one that had high intelligence and or low experience would make a pretty horrible one.. Still maybe there should be a minimum LP to even drop a skull so you don't waste your time. Sorry about that, I know better now.

[TeckXKnight]

Ah I see and weight is based on intelligence right? So a experienced player who kept their intelligence low might make a pretty good curiosity and one that had high intelligence and or low experience would make a pretty horrible one.. Still maybe there should be a minimum LP to even drop a skull so you don't waste your time. Sorry about that, I know better now.

Nothing to be sorry about, we're all trying to figure skulls out. I enjoy that it's a gamble with skulls so that it's undesirable to just grab random players and murder them in hopes of getting a good curio.

[mariner102]

Not that I would go around looking for someone who had low intelligence and high LP i am pretty peaceful. Just in case a village leaves a skeleton somewhere or something.
I have a couple of pretty nice curiosity so far anyway, got my first flotsam today.

[mvgulik]

(I guess not)

[Samu]

i think it's 1%

I got 1.8%

[TeckXKnight]

i think it's 1%

I got 1.8%

I've heard everything from 0.1% to 1.8% now. I'm just going to stop giving out numbers until this can be figured out. =o

[Deathlord]

Is there some usage from dead player's skull?

As a curio, with LP given being 1/1000 of the dead player's total LP gained, or you can make a nice drinking mug out of it later on.

I created a fresh alt, nothing inherited, alt had gained 0 LP total, killed it, took skull and gave it to study to another alt.
When the alt was done studying it gained 6 LP.

Dafuq?!

EDIT: it's probably the formula which is different than everyone's thinking

[cobaltjones]

Nobody knows the actual formula. It's all just conjecture at this point until someone runs some actual tests on it.

I wouldn't even trust loftar's word since he apparently doesn't even correctly understand how some things work.