Share XP with nearby tribe-mates without a free level dump. Higher players in range pay from their own bar — they keep their level, the bar can go negative, and max-level players can bank surplus. Catch-up drips over several minutes.
Long description
Share XP Redux lets a tribe even out experience among players who are actually together in the world. A new tribe-mate does not get a pile of free XP. Nearby higher-level members pay for that catch-up out of their own experience.
Zero-sum catch-up
If you are level 10 and a level 1 joins the tribe and stands with you, they will start receiving XP toward your level — and that same XP comes off your bar. You stay level 10. Your bar can go negative, so the next level takes longer until they (or incoming XP) pay it back. Every nearby higher-level tribe member who is logged in chips in, not just one donor.
The move is a drip, not a dump. The mod checks for new donors and recipients about every 30 seconds. A full catch-up takes on the order of several minutes (about five from a standing start to that donor’s current level), and less if the gap is already smaller.
Max-level surplus
Players at the level cap can keep accumulating experience even though there is no next level. That surplus is there the next time someone in range needs a donate.
Range and tribe
Sharing only happens between online tribe members who are nearby. It is players only in this version.
Credits
Original Share XP, rebuilt and rebalanced as Share XP Redux by CalmariaGaming. Uploaded with permission.
Share XP Redux Team
