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→Blue's Lv5 Eevee in Yellow yields 97 Exp. instead of 98 Exp. Why?: new section
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I have done some testing. I made a personal calculator coded with the formula for generation 5 exp. It matches up perfectly for generation 5 formula. I just have one problem needing solved. Can someone confirm how much exp that share gives to party? My test on exp share with a single pokemon shows a gain of 45.6% for any non battlers. [[User:Prowlcorp|Prowlcorp]] ([[User talk:Prowlcorp|talk]]) 01:47, 26 January 2017 (UTC)Prowl | I have done some testing. I made a personal calculator coded with the formula for generation 5 exp. It matches up perfectly for generation 5 formula. I just have one problem needing solved. Can someone confirm how much exp that share gives to party? My test on exp share with a single pokemon shows a gain of 45.6% for any non battlers. [[User:Prowlcorp|Prowlcorp]] ([[User talk:Prowlcorp|talk]]) 01:47, 26 January 2017 (UTC)Prowl | ||
== Blue's Lv5 Eevee in Yellow yields 97 Exp. instead of 98 Exp. Why? == | |||
I know somebody discussed this earlier, over five years ago even, but I'm trying to calculate Exp. in LibreOffice Calc and this is doing my head in. When I fight and defeat Blue's Eevee in Oak's Lab in Yellow, it yields 97 Exp. All my calculations lead to 98 Exp. Eevee is trained, my Pikachu has the same ID as Red, and Eevee's base experience is 92 and is Lv5, so according to the formula, 1.5 * 1 * 92 * 5 / 7 equals 98 when rounded down. Unless RBY uses a different formula, this makes no sense. | |||
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