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imported>Immortalbob: /* Missing Items */

2019-01-19T14:54:54Z

Missing Items

imported>Immortalbob: /* Reducing burden with Augmentations */

2012-09-17T03:30:15Z

Reducing burden with Augmentations

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	Obviously by this point you've learned that strength increases the amount you can carry, but you can also acquire 5 [[Augmentations]] to increase your capacity by up to 100%!		Obviously by this point you've learned that strength increases the amount you can carry, but you can also acquire 5 [[Augmentations]] to increase your capacity by up to 100%!

	The [[Might of the Seventh Mule]] augmentation will give you an increased 20% capacity each up to 5 times maximum. These augmentations will cost 1 billion experience each. <small>(See: [[Augmentation Gems]]</small>		The [[Might of the Seventh Mule]] augmentation will give you an increased 20% capacity each up to 5 times maximum. These augmentations will cost 1 billion experience each. <small>(See: [[Augmentation Gems]])</small>

	== Spending your experience wisely ==		== Spending your experience wisely ==

imported>Immortalbob: /* How much can I carry? */

2012-09-17T03:29:54Z

How much can I carry?

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	Each point of strength adds 150 burden units of carry capacity. To find out how much you can carry, multiply your current buffed strength by 150 to see the maximum burden units you can have before becoming overburdened. <small>(See table for examples)</small>		Each point of strength adds 150 burden units of carry capacity. To find out how much you can carry, multiply your current buffed strength by 150 to see the maximum burden units you can have before becoming overburdened. <small>(See table for examples)</small>

	{\|class=wikitable ~~width=70%~~		{\|class=wikitable
	!Strength		!Strength
	!Burden Capacity		!Burden Capacity

imported>Immortalbob: /* What happens to me when Overburdened? */

2012-09-17T03:29:39Z

What happens to me when Overburdened?

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	At 300% you will receive no further detriments, however you will not be able to carry any more items. This is the limit of your burden bearing capacity.		At 300% you will receive no further detriments, however you will not be able to carry any more items. This is the limit of your burden bearing capacity.

	{\|class=wikitable ~~width=70%~~		{\|class=wikitable
	!Burden %		!Burden %
	!Reduction in skills		!Reduction in skills

imported>Immortalbob: /* What happens to me when Overburdened? */

2012-09-17T03:28:53Z

What happens to me when Overburdened?

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	At 300% you will receive no further detriments, however you will not be able to carry any more items. This is the limit of your burden bearing capacity.		At 300% you will receive no further detriments, however you will not be able to carry any more items. This is the limit of your burden bearing capacity.

	~~(table)<br>~~
	~~100-109 = 10<br>~~
	~~110-119 = 20<br>~~
	~~120-129 = 30<br>~~
	~~130-139 = 40<br>~~
	~~140-149 = 50<br>~~
	~~150-159 = 60<br>~~
	~~160-169 = 70<br>~~
	~~170-179 = 80<br>~~
	~~180-189 = 90<br>~~
	~~190-300 = 100<br>~~
	{\|class=wikitable width=70%		{\|class=wikitable width=70%
	!Burden %		!Burden %
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	\|100%		\|100%
	\|-		\|-

			\|}

	== Reducing burden with Augmentations ==		== Reducing burden with Augmentations ==

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2012-09-17T03:28:19Z

What happens to me when Overburdened?

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 -189 = 90<br>
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 == Reducing burden with Augmentations ==

imported>Immortalbob: /* How much can I carry? */

2012-09-17T03:20:38Z

How much can I carry?

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 Each point of strength adds 150 burden units of carry capacity.  To find out how much you can carry, multiply your current buffed strength by 150 to see the maximum burden units you can have before becoming overburdened. <small>(See table for examples)</small>
-(table)<br>
+{|class=wikitable width=70%
-(10 str)<br>
+!Strength
-(50 str)<br>
+!Burden Capacity
-(100 str)<br>
+!1 Aug
-(150 str)<br>
+!2 Augs
-(200 str)<br>
+!3 Augs
-(250 str)<br>
+!4 Augs
-(290 str)<br>
+!5 Augs
 == What happens to me when Overburdened? ==

imported>Immortalbob: /* Spending your experience wisely */

2012-09-16T23:44:50Z

Spending your experience wisely

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	== Spending your experience wisely ==		== Spending your experience wisely ==
	I bet you're wondering at what point it becomes more costly to pump experience into Strength, than to buy an augmentation. It turns out, that ~~at 146 buffed~~ strength, 1 billion experience spent in strength gives you less burden capacity than 1 augmentation.		I bet you're wondering at what point it becomes more costly to pump experience into Strength, than to buy an augmentation. It turns out, that for a character that has 100 innate strength, only 128 points added to strength(228 base) are needed to be put into strength<small>(28 Million experience spent)</small>, before 1 billion experience spent in strength gives you less burden capacity than 1 augmentation. For characters with 10 innate strength, 146 points(156 base) in strength will be required.<small>(119 million xp spent)</small>

	If you have limited experience to burn, and wish to get the best bang for your buck, it is recommended to acquire all 5 augmentations before increasing your strength past 146 ~~buffed~~.		If you have limited experience to burn, and wish to get the best bang for your buck, it is recommended to acquire all 5 augmentations before increasing your strength past 128-146 clicks.

imported>Immortalbob: /* Reducing burden with Augmentations */

2012-09-16T23:21:27Z

Reducing burden with Augmentations

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	== Reducing burden with Augmentations ==		== Reducing burden with Augmentations ==
	Obviously by this point you've learned that strength increases the amount you can carry, but you can also acquire 5 [[Augmentations]] to increase your capacity by 100%!		Obviously by this point you've learned that strength increases the amount you can carry, but you can also acquire 5 [[Augmentations]] to increase your capacity by up to 100%!

	The [[Might of the Seventh Mule]] augmentation will give you an increased 20% capacity ~~per~~ up to 5 times. These augmentations will cost 1 billion experience each~~, and can only be acquired after level 125~~.		The [[Might of the Seventh Mule]] augmentation will give you an increased 20% capacity each up to 5 times maximum. These augmentations will cost 1 billion experience each. <small>(See: [[Augmentation Gems]]</small>

	== Spending your experience wisely ==		== Spending your experience wisely ==

imported>Immortalbob at 23:07, 16 September 2012

2012-09-16T23:07:33Z

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	Each item has a number of burden units displayed at the top of the [[Examine Target Panel]]. These units are used to ascertain your current "burden" on your character. Your character's burden is limited by it's [[Strength]], for each point of strength you have you receive 150 burden units of carry capacity. Luckily we don't have to figure this out ourselves, there is a handy burden meter above your pack slots on the [[Inventory Panel]]. This meter will range from 0% to 300%, the latter being the absolute maximum carrying capacity. Watch out though, once you pass 100%, your character will be overburdened, and suffer from a wide variety of impairments.		Each item has a number of burden units displayed at the top of the [[Examine Target Panel]]. These units are used to ascertain your current "burden" on your character. Your character's burden is limited by it's [[Strength]], for each point of strength you have you receive 150 burden units of carry capacity. Luckily we don't have to figure this out ourselves, there is a handy burden meter above your pack slots on the [[Inventory Panel]]. This meter will range from 0% to 300%, the latter being the absolute maximum carrying capacity. Watch out though, once you pass 100%, your character will be overburdened, and suffer from a wide variety of impairments.

	== What happens when Overburdened ==		== How much can I carry? ==
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			Formula: Buffed Strength * 150 = 100% Burden Capacity
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			Each point of strength adds 150 burden units of carry capacity. To find out how much you can carry, multiply your current buffed strength by 150 to see the maximum burden units you can have before becoming overburdened. <small>(See table for examples)</small>

			(table)<br>
			1500 (10 str)<br>
			7500 (50 str)<br>
			15000 (100 str)<br>
			22500 (150 str)<br>
			30000 (200 str)<br>
			37500 (250 str)<br>
			43500 (290 str)<br>


			== What happens to me when Overburdened? ==
	Once you pass 100% burden, your character will become overburdened. When this occurs, you will notice the burden meter, and your [[Status_Panels#Character_Information\|Character Information Panel]] icon at the top right of the screen have turned yellow. This will put an impairment on your [[Run]], [[Jump]], [[Melee Defense]], and [[Missile Defense]] skills according to how overburdened you are.<small>(See table below)</small>		Once you pass 100% burden, your character will become overburdened. When this occurs, you will notice the burden meter, and your [[Status_Panels#Character_Information\|Character Information Panel]] icon at the top right of the screen have turned yellow. This will put an impairment on your [[Run]], [[Jump]], [[Melee Defense]], and [[Missile Defense]] skills according to how overburdened you are.<small>(See table below)</small>

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	At 300% you will receive no further detriments, however you will not be able to carry any more items. This is the limit of your burden bearing capacity.		At 300% you will receive no further detriments, however you will not be able to carry any more items. This is the limit of your burden bearing capacity.

	100-109 = 10		(table)<br>
	110-119 = 20		100-109 = 10<br>
	120-129 = 30		110-119 = 20<br>
	130-139 = 40		120-129 = 30<br>
	140-149 = 50		130-139 = 40<br>
	150-159 = 60		140-149 = 50<br>
	160-169 = 70		150-159 = 60<br>
	170-179 = 80		160-169 = 70<br>
	180-189 = 90		170-179 = 80<br>
	190-300 = 100		180-189 = 90<br>
			190-300 = 100<br>

			== Reducing burden with Augmentations ==
			Obviously by this point you've learned that strength increases the amount you can carry, but you can also acquire 5 [[Augmentations]] to increase your capacity by 100%!

			The [[Might of the Seventh Mule]] augmentation will give you an increased 20% capacity per up to 5 times. These augmentations will cost 1 billion experience each, and can only be acquired after level 125.

			== Spending your experience wisely ==
			I bet you're wondering at what point it becomes more costly to pump experience into Strength, than to buy an augmentation. It turns out, that at 146 buffed strength, 1 billion experience spent in strength gives you less burden capacity than 1 augmentation.

			If you have limited experience to burn, and wish to get the best bang for your buck, it is recommended to acquire all 5 augmentations before increasing your strength past 146 buffed.