On Fri, Jan 03, 2003 at 06:54:26PM -0500, khsweb@idaho.tds.net wrote:
> Just looking for something simple, increments as you go would be great.
> If you want an example, the thing i had in mind was this:
[...]
Feeding the data you give into gnuplot, it's almost linear. No point
in having a *very slight* curve if you're looking for a simple
equation, so I'd suggest:
floor(5.875*(n-2)+3)*1000
...which gives you a scale like this:
2 3000
3 8000
4 14000
5 20000
6 26000
7 32000
8 38000
9 44000
10 50000
...and isn't too far from your suggested dataset. Or, as suggested
in another post, a parabolic sequence might work for you as well:
ceil(0.49*n*n+1)*1000
...which gives you a scale like this:
2 3000
3 6000
4 9000
5 14000
6 19000
7 26000
8 33000
9 41000
10 50000
...where only level 4 experience differs from your original dataset,
and then only by one unit. Of course, keep in mind that a shallow
curve like this will result in the climb from level 29 to level 30
requiring a mere 28000 experience. This works if you implement some
system were by higher levels make it tougher to gain experience.
Otherwise, I would suggest a steeper curve, which could be
accomplished in a number of ways (just borrow an 8th grader's
algebra textbook some time).
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