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Experience table

What every level asks for to reach the next, character and job, read out of the client's own tables. Levels run to 150; job levels stop at 140.

Level	Experience	Job experience
51	56,436,051	5,168,137
52	63,024,294	5,771,455
53	70,342,601	6,441,630
54	78,468,778	7,185,786
55	86,748,678	7,944,018
56	95,842,204	8,776,759
57	105,838,320	9,692,154
58	116,823,045	10,698,081
59	128,890,361	11,803,147
60	142,142,904	13,016,749
61	181,925,096	14,279,835
62	199,497,833	15,659,171
63	223,500,139	17,543,182
64	250,321,810	19,648,494
65	280,259,596	21,998,398
66	313,666,467	24,620,602
67	350,934,545	27,545,883
68	392,499,436	30,808,433
69	430,535,785	33,794,018
70	472,158,307	37,061,092
71	542,848,651	39,769,132
72	570,988,298	41,830,645
73	612,562,511	44,876,374
74	643,948,163	47,175,690
75	668,276,500	48,957,985

Levels 51 to 75 of 150. A row is what that level asks for to reach the next one, so a climb from 100 to 110 adds the rows for 100 through 109. Every level of the table together comes to 12,465,218,383,878,490.

Character experience is leveldata.txt and job experience is tradeconflict_joblevel.txt, both the client's own. phBot keeps a copy of each, and it agrees with the client on all 150 character levels and all 140 job levels, which is why these are printed rather than hedged. A job figure is blank above 140 because there are no job levels there, which is not the same as one costing nothing. See the rest of the wiki.