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Favour case levels
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MeganR6
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Dec-10-2004 01:01
Does anyone know how the level of favour cases is determined? Does it go up faster if you are completing more difficult cases? Based on skill or experience points? Age of detective??
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jstkdn
Well-Connected
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Jan-1-2005 17:55
But more cases, more experience points. True. :) But on one detective I played much harder cases, and I got the incredibly favours, much faster. Then I experienced on another, very I played many more games, but easier cases.
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eddc
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Jan-2-2005 09:31
I bet the favor level changes from hard to really hard at about 100 successfully solved cases...
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The Mad One
Well-Connected
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Jan-2-2005 10:00
120 for me and approximately 10000 EXP
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Thaddeus Mint
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Jan-2-2005 10:32
I've solved 104 cases, have 8520 exp. and am still getting hard cases for favours, if that helps anyone work it out!
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cfmdec
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Jan-2-2005 10:33
It is the 10,000 exp that opens up the really hard favors. 100,000 will open inc. hard favors. Sorry, don't remember the breaks for the levels inbetween.
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Thaddeus Mint
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Jan-2-2005 12:37
100,000 for inc. hard favours?! Worse than trying to get a new coloured star on eBay...
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jstkdn
Well-Connected
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Jan-2-2005 18:35
Thanks cfmdec, you are the only one that actually knew the answer for sure, that it is related to experience points.
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mr mason
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Jan-2-2005 19:51
15,000=really really hard
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Moonshh
Well-Connected
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Jan-3-2005 01:18
I wonder if this is really so? I vaguely think I know of someone who kept refusing favors in order to court a specific contact and who therefore also kept easier level favors than incredibly hard, even past 100,000 experience?
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mr mason
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Jan-3-2005 02:52
All I can tell you is that I was watching, because I didn't want them going up. At 10,000 it upped, and just yesterday at 15,000 it upped. Haven't passed up many favors though.
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