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Mitsaku · 01-23-2008, 02:06 AM

I have been searching, and I honestly can't find a guide/help/advice thingy on it ANYWHERE. My question, if its possible to answer, is if there is any way that i can help level up my friends in game if they are just starting. I play GMS, have a couple of characters decently high in level, but it seems impossible to power level them efficiently. I tried going to monsters i usually train on... they get nothing but the party bonus of 3 or 4 every once in a while. I tried fighting monsters their level, worked kinda... but they only got 1 xp per kill... so it wasn't really all that good. Is there any way i can solve this? Help them level up a bit faster to get to at least 40 or so? I'm certain there are strategies out there, just obviously too well hidden >.> any help is very greatly appreciated.

Sincerely
Mitsaku

Piggy-Bank · 01-23-2008, 02:23 AM

Well, there is no way. And believe me, if there was, I'd be level 198 right now. Nexon didn't want those high levels to power level their lower leveled friends because it wouldn't be fair to those who didn't have strong friends.

The best way to do this would be to start another character along with your friend, and you guys could train on the same monsters. However, most people are reluctant to do this, so there are other ways. You could HPQ with your friend, although it might take some time to get in, and you'll need a party of three. (Plus, the experience isn't so hot. But it's a start.) You can also help your friend by training on monsters that drop exchange quest items (Werewolves, Zombies, etc). Collect the exchange quest items, and trade them to your friend when you have a nice plentiful amount. Giving your friend some money would also help him/her along. Don't give them too much, and make sure they spend it on useful things, such as potions and buffs.

Again, there isn't a specific way of training a friend who is a lot weaker then you, but training at HHG1 isn't that bad. From personal experience, I can get plenty of experience in HHG1 with a party of level 70+, even if I only get 1 experience per kill. If you can kill enough fast enough, it's still great training for them.

TofuKid · 01-23-2008, 03:18 AM

My lvl 35 f/p mage power lvled my lvl 11 friend. We first tried horny and green mushes but horny mushes didnt give any exp to him.

So instead he went afk and I grinded like hell on slimes and green mushes.. Not as fast as other games were you can power level people but decent enough if your higher lvled friends can stand it.

Azn_King · 01-23-2008, 03:43 AM

Your friend will only get EXP if.

Hes 5 levels below or above you
Hes 5 levels below or above the monster.

Other then that, Just do what Piggy said

01-23-2008, 02:06 AM	#1 (permalink)
Mitsaku Marios's Mustache Wax Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 4 Reputation: 10	Question about leveling friends... I have been searching, and I honestly can't find a guide/help/advice thingy on it ANYWHERE. My question, if its possible to answer, is if there is any way that i can help level up my friends in game if they are just starting. I play GMS, have a couple of characters decently high in level, but it seems impossible to power level them efficiently. I tried going to monsters i usually train on... they get nothing but the party bonus of 3 or 4 every once in a while. I tried fighting monsters their level, worked kinda... but they only got 1 xp per kill... so it wasn't really all that good. Is there any way i can solve this? Help them level up a bit faster to get to at least 40 or so? I'm certain there are strategies out there, just obviously too well hidden >.> any help is very greatly appreciated. Sincerely Mitsaku

01-23-2008, 03:18 AM	#3 (permalink)
TofuKid 42 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Australia Posts: 915 Reputation: 10	My lvl 35 f/p mage power lvled my lvl 11 friend. We first tried horny and green mushes but horny mushes didnt give any exp to him. So instead he went afk and I grinded like hell on slimes and green mushes.. Not as fast as other games were you can power level people but decent enough if your higher lvled friends can stand it. __________________ Click here to feed me a fruit!

01-23-2008, 03:43 AM	#4 (permalink)
Azn_King Manic's Maniacal Machine Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 2,008 Reputation: 27	Your friend will only get EXP if. Hes 5 levels below or above you Hes 5 levels below or above the monster. Other then that, Just do what Piggy said __________________ O Hai, My sig isn't too big now is it?

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01-23-2008, 02:23 AM	#2 (permalink)
Piggy-Bank Norrin Radd's Nerd Rage Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 1,615 Reputation: 30	Well, there is no way. And believe me, if there was, I'd be level 198 right now. Nexon didn't want those high levels to power level their lower leveled friends because it wouldn't be fair to those who didn't have strong friends. The best way to do this would be to start another character along with your friend, and you guys could train on the same monsters. However, most people are reluctant to do this, so there are other ways. You could HPQ with your friend, although it might take some time to get in, and you'll need a party of three. (Plus, the experience isn't so hot. But it's a start.) You can also help your friend by training on monsters that drop exchange quest items (Werewolves, Zombies, etc). Collect the exchange quest items, and trade them to your friend when you have a nice plentiful amount. Giving your friend some money would also help him/her along. Don't give them too much, and make sure they spend it on useful things, such as potions and buffs. Again, there isn't a specific way of training a friend who is a lot weaker then you, but training at HHG1 isn't that bad. From personal experience, I can get plenty of experience in HHG1 with a party of level 70+, even if I only get 1 experience per kill. If you can kill enough fast enough, it's still great training for them.