
Originally Posted by
Yuri-G
Each type of action has a cap for total XP. For example, you can only cast 8 self-buffs before more self-buffs would be pointless, as they are 20 XP apiece and the cap is 150. You could cast 200 self-buffs and still only get 150 XP, unless you renew your tags to start fresh.
The per-minute cap, on the other hand, is just a way of keeping people from getting massive XP totals by spamming an action and turning in their tags, then repeating. The thing to remember about this cap is that it doesn't limit you from earning more XP, it limits you from receiving that XP.
For example, let's say your per-minute cap is 60 XP, and in your first minute of action you cast 20 self-buffs. If you turn in your tags after one minute, you get 60 XP. If you turn them in after two minutes, you get 120. If you turn them in after three, you only get 150 because even though your 3-minute cap is 180 and self-buffs are 20 points apiece, self-buffs cap out at 150. Note that you can literally spam buffs in the first minute and go afk for the next two and this would still work.
To expound on that, say you wanted to do campaign by self-buffing only. What you'd want to do is to cast 8 self-buffs to cap out at 150 points, then turn your tags in once every three minutes to circumvent that 150-point cap and start over. If you wanted to do Campaign solely on buffing other people, you would cast 30 buffs at 10 XP apiece to reach the cap of 300 XP, and you'd renew your tags every five minutes because of the 60 XP per-minute cap. Make sense?