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<blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 300376" data-attributes="member: 2011">What is your experience with this? How quickly does it take to catch up an entire level for example?Like I said, I've been using the FRCS method since day one and I know mathematically that they will catch up to the same level eventually (in fact, over and over again since the originally higher level characters pop into the next higher level quicker, etc.), but I'm wondering if you've ever experienced a lower level character catching up and passing higher level characters due to individual experience.Or because they eventually get real close where character A has just make level X and character B is just a hair shy of X, but then they have a big encounter, character B gets a lot more experience than A and passes him.It's hard to tell in my game since I have a 75% experience rule for characters whose players could not make the game (we play all of the characters, even if any players are not there). So, over time, characters can move all over the place in experience with respect to one another, depending on real world situation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KarinsDad, post: 300376, member: 2011"] What is your experience with this? How quickly does it take to catch up an entire level for example? Like I said, I've been using the FRCS method since day one and I know mathematically that they will catch up to the same level eventually (in fact, over and over again since the originally higher level characters pop into the next higher level quicker, etc.), but I'm wondering if you've ever experienced a lower level character catching up and passing higher level characters due to individual experience. Or because they eventually get real close where character A has just make level X and character B is just a hair shy of X, but then they have a big encounter, character B gets a lot more experience than A and passes him. It's hard to tell in my game since I have a 75% experience rule for characters whose players could not make the game (we play all of the characters, even if any players are not there). So, over time, characters can move all over the place in experience with respect to one another, depending on real world situation. [/QUOTE]

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