AA Points

[Kenstin1983]

<p>I'm currently a lvl 33 Templar and have 29 AA Points. I've had my AA/Conversion bar set at 30% since level 15. I'd like to have as close to 200 AA points as possible at level 80. Should I keep my conversion bar at 30% all the way up through 80 to get 200 AA? Or should I move it up to more like 50%, or higher? I mostly duo with a wizard who is level 33 also, 90% of the time we are questing, or duoing heroic dungeons. Thanks.</p>

[Thryth]

<p>In general I've heard it is less grief to level up to 80 first. Then, work on AAs to 200. Since you are already questing instead of grinding -- you should already get those AA faster, I'd think. Sounds like you are on the right track.</p><p>You get levels very fast and fewer AA until after level 30, then AAs come easier. If 30% to AA is working well to get 29 from level 15 to 33, then after 33 would get you to over 160 AA at level 80. Seems you will need to increase to 40% if arriving at 80 with 200 AA is your plan.</p><p>Don't forget that your racial abilities in the character development also go by crafting level. A level 1 adventurer who is a level 80 crafter gets the same racial abilities as a level 80 adevnturer who is level 1 crafter. Do more crafting at level 50, if there are more than 5 racial abilities you want then.</p>

[Kenstin1983]

<p>I'm not sure I understand, under the character development screen I get to pick a new ability every 10 levels under the racial ability, then under the cleric and templar abilities it's every so many levels. There aren't very many racial abilities that are even useful to me, I'm level 33 atm and I think there is only 1 or 2 more racial abilities I even care about. The rest of them i'm just going to find a place to put them.</p>

[Eromd]

<p>Hey sorry for the nobbish question but</p><p>what's that AA/conversion thing you'Re refering to?, just got back to the game recently and i'm constantly finding new features, which is nice hehe</p>

[Arkenor]

<p>It's just a slider that lets you choose to turn some of your regular xp into AA xp. So you level slower, but get AA faster.</p><p>Personally I'd whack your AA slider up pretty high, unless you're in a rush to get to 80. AA can make all the difference.</p><p>I'm usually set to 100% AA unless I decide I need to level to continue my adventures. I have 122 at the moment, and it essentially makes me a superbeing compared with most 30-somethings.</p>

[Eromd]

<p>ok i found the place where i can turn off my combat xp, but didn't see any sliders.</p><p>so turning the combat xp off isn't the same i would guess.... i would have to leave it on and once i find the sliders, set the combat xp to AA xp, so every kill i make doesnt give me combat xp, but AA xp,that it? if so, where's that slider cause i'd do that!!</p>

[dirtymeat80]

<p><cite>Eromdir wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>ok i found the place where i can turn off my combat xp, but didn't see any sliders.</p><p>so turning the combat xp off isn't the same i would guess.... i would have to leave it on and once i find the sliders, set the combat xp to AA xp, so every kill i make doesnt give me combat xp, but AA xp,that it? if so, where's that slider cause i'd do that!!</p></blockquote><p>Hit L to head to the AA cards.  Slider is right there to the top left.</p>