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Old Level Raising

On April 29, 2000, I determined the amount of experience points that were required to advance to the next level. Back then, the number of experience points necessary to level up was highly predictable because all you needed to do was use a calculator and combine the experience points from the previous two levels. Level 36 was considered to be the highest level for a player to reach, and anyone who exceeded level 36 wasn't considered by many to be a legitimate character. Although there are probably many people today who have exceeded level 36, it was difficult for people to level up back then because people didn't gain nearly as many experience points for slaughtering monsters. For instance, receiving only 323 experience points for killing a Samurai is impossible by today's standards. And for perspective, I played Sky Rider for more than two years and quested him in the Docks/Hie Brasil/Shangala region (you couldn't choose locations back then) and he was only at Level 29 when I stopped playing. It wasn't too hard to see why rich people, who had billions of marks at their disposal, opted to level up their characters by tithing. So here's the handy list that I had written up more than six years ago. I stopped at Level 40 because any character who had a level higher than 40 was almost certainly a "hacked" character back then. Level Experience to Advance 1 50 exp 2 75 exp 3 125 exp 4 200 exp 5 325 exp 6 525 exp 7 850 exp 8 1,375 exp 9 2,225 exp 10 3,600 exp 11 5,825 exp 12 9,425 exp 13 15,250 exp 14 24,675 exp 15 39,925 exp 16 64,600 exp 17 104,525 exp 18 169,125 exp 19 273,650 exp 20 442,775 exp 21 716,425 exp 22 1,159,200 exp 23 1,875,625 exp 24 3,034,825 exp 25 4,910,450 exp 26 7,945,275 exp 27 12,855,725 exp 28 20,801,000 exp 29 33,656,725 exp 30 54,457,725 exp 31 88,114,450 exp 32 142,572,175 exp 33 230,686,625 exp 34 373,258,800 exp 35 603,945,425 exp 36 977,204,225 exp 37 1,581,149,650 exp 38 2,558,353,875 exp 39 4,139,503,525 exp 40 6,697,857,400 exp