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                Old Difficulty Level Guide?
                     
                    
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                    Ramses Emerson 
					
                    
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                Aug-5-2005 02:30
                
                
  
                What ever happened to the old guide that suggested to you what level of cases to take based upon your experience points??? I was gone for a long-time (under my other account) and am finding that I REALLY miss that guide! :(  It used to be part of the selection of cases....
                
  
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                                Luniar Arkain 
								
                                
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                            Aug-16-2005 20:49
  
                            I believe it's 1, 2, add 0, Greyling.
 
 For example, I believe Really Hards require 1000, and Really Really Hards require 2000.  And then, Incredibly Hards require 10000, and Stupendously Hards are 20000.
                        
  
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                                Greyling 
								
                                
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                            Aug-17-2005 03:18
  
                            Okay after a little poking around the list for how much experience is required to access the various levels is as follows:
 
 Beginner - available from the beginning up to max. 200
 Easy - available from the beginning
 Intermediate - available from the beginning
 Hard - available from the beginning
 Really Hard – min. 400
 Really Really Hard – min. 1000
 Incredibly Hard – min. 2000
 Stupendously Hard – min. 10,000
 Ridiculously Hard – min. 20,000
 Almost Impossible – min. 100,000
 
 :)
                        
  
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                                Luniar Arkain 
								
                                
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                            Aug-17-2005 12:45
  
                            Damn, I was close.  But the sequence I had it in was right!  :<  Yargh.
                        
  
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                                Greyling 
								
                                
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                            Aug-18-2005 02:13
  
                            Yep - so close but no cigar :p
                        
  
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                                croesy2002 
								
                                
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                            Aug-18-2005 05:33
  
                            useless info on "close but no cigar". In the late 1800's and early 1900's a prize of a cigar was given to winners at fairground attraction. If you just missed out on a prize you were close but didn't get a cigar
 Sad but i love to know where everyday phrases come from ;)
                        
  
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                                Autumnsprings 
								Con Artist 
                                
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                            Aug-18-2005 11:30
  
                            Very interesting croesy, thanks for sharing!!  (i, too, am sad, lol)
                        
  
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                                Luniar Arkain 
								
                                
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                            Aug-18-2005 23:28
  
                            Good, Greyling, 'cause I don't smoke.  :D
                        
  
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                                Deborha Lee 
								
                                
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                            Sep-13-2005 13:27
  
                            We've finally figured out that the difficulty level of our favors was based on the number of cases solved. Any stats on that per chance? :) That would be cool! 
 
 We found that people who solved a ton of easy cases, found themselves with fewer points and harder favors. :/
                        
  
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                                cfm 
								Nomad 
                                
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                            Sep-13-2005 15:49
  
                            Hmmmmm....I thought we decided it was based on the number of FAVORS solved....
                        
  
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                                Moonshh 
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                            Sep-13-2005 16:53
  
                            cfm, I did too.  So the jury is apparently still out on that one?  I've been helping a character recently who was starting right from 0 experience recently, and that seems the be the lesson from that, as he can now open almost impossibles but still has intermediate favors, I think, due to the number of quit favors in pursuit of a specific contact.
                        
  
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