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Zitat von Tratos
In my first playthrough, I left the ch2 VoM in almost pristine condition and there was nothing to respawn. The monster count went up in ch4 regardless.
Yeah. But assume that in Ch2, there are X orcs in VoM and you kill none of them. When you come back in Ch4, there are Y orcs. If you were to kill all X of the orcs in Ch2, and you came back in Ch4, would there still be Y?
I've always thought this was the system, due to the fact that, if you were to ignore an area until Ch5, it wouldn't be totally overloaded with monsters.
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I believe that in that case it would be X plus Y.
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Zitat von Cyclops1953
Hmm...Here's a thought,try leaving all(or at least most)of the orcs in the siege ring intact in ch2 to see what the mobs are in ch3.
That's what I did.
Ch2 - x
Ch3 - Y is added.
In my playthrough, I didn't touch X and when I came back in Ch4, there were X + Y orcs in VoM. Yes, there were loads.
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Zitat von Tratos
That's what I did.
Ch2 - x
Ch3 - Y is added.
In my playthrough, I didn't touch X and when I came back in Ch4, there were X + Y orcs in VoM. Yes, there were loads.
as Tratos said, every npc has it's unique code which gives experience only once, and there isn't such a thing as re spawn...
orcs come in later chapters from behind the palisade (don't you dare mentioning that nothing is there )
gothic is unique in that way (as some small number of other RPG's) it doesen't have respawn, only new monsters come, now we can guess from where (orcs from palisade, monsters (dunno maybe the cub grew up), some creatures might be migrating -> eh i confuse people a lot, say it in fast way gothic = no respawn
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Anyways, this is all getting really off-topic. So, back to the EXP run.
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Apprentice
I don't think this is particularly off-topic. The question of whether or not monsters are replaced is quite vital to the EXP Run, by it's very nature.
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Zitat von MisterQwerty
I don't think this is particularly off-topic. The question of whether or not monsters are replaced is quite vital to the EXP Run, by it's very nature.
Then I can tell you this - if you don't wanna go for a complete extermination early on: eliminate all creatures of a particular species in every batch, to make sure that later spawns do not steal away your exp. Remove the predators or remove the prey.
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