highest lvl reached in pre searing ?

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oHcHeese
oHcHeese
Wilds Pathfinder
#1
Hi all, I was just wondering, what would the highest lvl be that u can reach in pre searing ? 15 or something ?
and if you have your char in pre searing for 1 year, will it get a minipet?

thanks
Doomlord_Slayermann
Doomlord_Slayermann
Jungle Guide
#2
The highest ever reached was level 20, but they fixed that exploit. Now I'm not sure, but I believe it would be around 15.

And yes, I believe you can get your minipet in presearing.
Avarre
Avarre
Bubblegum Patrol
#3
Yes, you will get a minipet, and the highest level was 20 (which has been achieved through dying to level up mobs, then killing them for xp once you no longer get xp from charr bosses). Not sure if you can still do that, the charr wont follow you but you could level wolves etc
Doomlord_Slayermann
Doomlord_Slayermann
Jungle Guide
#4
Quote:
Originally Posted by Avarre
Yes, you will get a minipet, and the highest level was 20 (which has been achieved through dying to level up mobs, then killing them for xp once you no longer get xp from charr bosses). Not sure if you can still do that, the charr wont follow you but you could level wolves etc
The exploit has been fixed for some time now.
Livingston
Livingston
Jungle Guide
#5
Unless there is some kind of actual cap that anet has put on it, you would be able to find out by looking at what the highest level mob is in PS and then take whatever level would stop gaining XP from that mob. Then add up all the XP that you can get from presearing missions, including the first, second proffesion quests of each different profession. That should give you the total XP you could earn and thus the level.

Its this way as in theory you could grind up to whatever level you could get and then do all the missions to get whatever bonus XP you can.

I don't know any of the specifics, but it would be an interesting test to run.

Livingston
foo
foo
Wilds Pathfinder
#6
you can get to level 16:
you stop geting xp from a mob once you are 6 levels over it, and charr bosses are level 10. sadly, all quests are not enough to get you up to level 17, which means that the best option is to get to level 15, then do all quests and get the rewards, and then kill the bosses over and over for the last hundreds of xp.
Martian
Martian
Krytan Explorer
#7
I once saw this level 17 mesmer in full black collecters armour in pre-sear.
Absolute truth
I pwnd U
I pwnd U
God of Spammers
#8
I saw a level 20 before they fixed the exploit. Now i usually only see lvl 15s.
Xx Invictus xX
Xx Invictus xX
Frost Gate Guardian
#9
God antipowers was a lvl 20 umm necro i believe
Xaero Gouki Kriegor
Xaero Gouki Kriegor
Wilds Pathfinder
#10
did these lvl 20 presearers get to keep their lvl 20s after the update? or did anet ask them to delete or move on to post?
Doomlord_Slayermann
Doomlord_Slayermann
Jungle Guide
#11
I'd imagine they're still there. It's not like it's really hurting the game for anyone else.
t
the sly edge
Ascalonian Squire
#12
you can get to lvl 20 but i like gettin out of n00by land asap
and yes you do get a mini pet if your in n00by land for a year
hope this helps

P.S. im usually around 10 when i get out
Doomlord_Slayermann
Doomlord_Slayermann
Jungle Guide
#13
Quote:
Originally Posted by the sly edge
you can get to lvl 20 but i like gettin out of n00by land asap
and yes you do get a mini pet if your in n00by land for a year
hope this helps

P.S. im usually around 10 when i get out
Doesn't help. I repeat it again: they fixed the exploit for reaching level 20 in presearing.
C
Charqus
Krytan Explorer
#14
It was lvl 20 but that is no longer possible.
It was painstaking getting to lvl 20 tho because you had to die so much that the monsters leveled up and then you'd kill them.
Sir fredman
Sir fredman
Academy Page
#15
the highest level i saw was a level 18 warrior with silver collectors armor thats the most i saw =p
M
Malice Black
Site Legend
#16
let this die, the question has been answered more then enough times now.
Lord Aro
Lord Aro
Frost Gate Guardian
#17
I got a ranger to 16 or 17 by soloing the charr area, don't recall exactly it's been a long time (guess lvl 16 from above statements).

Still wonder why the searing occured when I went on that mission, those monster in the cutscene died so many times.. though they were always out there to kill repeatedly. Guess there's some charr that can rez in hiding.


Oh, let the topic die. Umm, right.
MrGuildBoi
MrGuildBoi
Desert Nomad
#18
remember when factions beta came out? they used to use that exploit where necros can use flesh golem
Sasuke The Betrayer
Sasuke The Betrayer
Wilds Pathfinder
#19
This trick is NOT nerfed. You can still get level 20. If you really are interested in how to get level 20, whisper me...its Sasuke The Betrayer. Btw-Getting to level 20 in pre, nowadays, just takes TONS of times. Its worth it though when every is in awe of your level
Livingston
Livingston
Jungle Guide
#20
I don't know what weird secret ways you could go about getting level 20, but I believe that you can make it to level 17 still.

Ok here's the deal.

You can gain XP from mobs until you are 6 levels above them. The highest-level mobs in PS are the Charr Bosses at level 10. So of course you can go to level 16 using them.

I have looked up the PS quest list on Guildwiki so here is what you can get from quests. This is by area (W/o profession quests):

Ascalon City - 11 quests = 2900 XP
Lakeside County - 14 quests = 3750
The Catacombs - 1 quest = 250
Barradin's Estate - 1 quest = 750
Regent Valley - 1 quest = 250

So all up you can get 7900 without the profession quests

For the profession quests you need to play a mixture of warrior, monk, ranger, or necromancer. Mesmers and Elementalists have one less quest than the others, so it will not work if you choose one of them as one of your professions.

You then do the Test Quest for your primary profession for 500 XP. This gives you your basic primary skills.

You then do a New Trainer Quest and pick any secondary you wish to use for 250 XP.

Next you can do all six secondary profession quests for each profession. Simply choose whatever secondary profession you wish to keep for last and then make that one your permanent secondary. This will net you 1500 more XP.

If you chose some combination of Warrior/Ranger/Monk/Necromancer you will then have two more quests for your primary profession and two more quests for your secondary profession. This will give you an additional 1000 XP. If you chose Necromancer as one of your professions you will gain another 250 XP, as the quest The Accursed Path gives you 500 XP rather than 250 XP like all of the other extra profession quests.

So you have 7,900 XP without the profession quests.
The profession quests add another 3250 or 3500 XP with Necromancer.

So the total XP for Presearing quests is either 11,150 or 11,400 (with Necro).

According to this chart - Chart 1 - It takes 11,000 XP to get from level 16 to level 17.

So as you can see, you have a 150-400 XP buffer to get level 17.

Now the problem with this is that you can not even do the first quest to get your primary profession's basic skills, as this quest gives you 500 XP and you can't get the skills until you complete the quest.

You can't even take the quests from other trainers who normally give you skills to use before you complete the quest, as you have to complete your primary profession's first quest before you can take theirs.

So if you want to reach level 17 you have to grind to level 14 killing only mobs and having absolutely no skills to use or additional attribute points. Then from level 14 to 16 you would have to keep entering the Northern Territory to kill the few level 10 Charr bosses they have, each time having to be in a group or at least having someone open the gate for you each time you need to rezone to respawn the few bosses they have.

Once you grind to level 16 from that, only then would you be able to start taking quests and finally get your skills and attribute points as you work your way to 17.

So yes I believe it is possible for you to do this, but if you do then you probably don't have a life...

Please feel free to check my math and tell me if something doesn't add up right with the different quests and XP levels.

Livingston