"Moving onto AAing and planes. Let me reminds you, AA ships today can probably knock 20+
planes out of the sky in a game, while a CV can knock 30+. Each plane should worth a
certain amount of "attack worth", allowing AA ships and CVs to get experience through the
system without directly damaging a ship at all. That "attack worth" number shouldn't be
too high, so it is not "easy experience" for the AA ships/CVs, yet not too low to make it
nearly impossible to get decent experience."

Copy and pasta. I would say each plane should be worth 5-15x of their durability value
(scouts have about 80, while tb/db/fighters have about 200), aka 400-1200 "attack worth"
for a scout, and 1000-3000 "attack worth" for a tb/db/fighter. About 15-20 planes will
give you good experience.

Sounds interesting, however, how would shooting down planes influence the exp gain?

And so if no attack is achieved, no exp would be gained?

@Eradicator1

No, sir. 1 "attack worth" does not equal 1 point of [Personal Performance]. I didn't have
to explain this on my last thread, so I didn't expect you to ask.

Let's say BB3 that does 50k attack in a win battle with 500k team attack right now gets
20k experience for each of his level 80 sailor.

In the new system, you'll get probably similar experience. Let's say every 1000 "attack
worth" equals 1 point of [Personal Performance], and a win battle with 500k team attack is
5. The pre-set value for the [Sailor Level] is your sailor level rounded up to every 5 and
-5, but cannot go under 5 however. All values might be different depending on what SDE wants.

On that BB3
Level 80 sailor: [50,000/1000] times [5] times [80-5] = [18.7k experience]
Level 50 sailor: [50,000/1000] times [5] times [50-5] = [15k experience]
Level 30 sailor: [50,000/1000] times [5] times [30-5] = [6.2k exp]
Level 10 sailor: [50,000/1000] times [5] times [10-5] = [1.2k exp]
Level 1 sailor: [50] times [5] times [5] = [1.2k exp]

On the other hand, even if you are in DD, I expect you to be able to do the same amount of
"attack worth". Since you are in a lower ship class, you will get a new multiplier when
hitting bigger ships. A DD damaging a SS with DC (treated as the same class as a BB/CV)
will, let's say, give you an additional (3) multiplier. 16.6k-ish attack with DC against a
SS3 will give you about 50k "attack worth", which will reflect the stats above.

So if I get 60k attack in blitz, I get 60k exp times the level of my ship (60), times the
team attack?

so I can get

(60,000)(120,000)(60)= exp needed for bbover9000

...

revision plz

Long Explanation.

1. New Experience System

In the new system, you will gain a number, [X], according to your personal actions (AAing,
HH/DC/torping/shooting ships/subs, bombing/fighter covering). The better you perform your
task, the greater the number will be, of course. Damaging higher classed enemy ships (BB5
for example), will still net you more [X] than lower level enemy ship (I'll explain the
concept of "attack worth" more below).

That number is then taken to multiple another number, [Y], which is according to either your
team action - team attack/tactic and win/lose (applies in shared experience rooms, such as
GB) or a pre-set number according to win/lose (in normal battle room). The resulted number
is then multiplied one last time according to the level of your sailor (or a number
pre-set for the levels), and that will be the experience that sailor receive. Therefore,
the basic equation is

[X - Personal action] times [Y - Team action] times [Sailor Level] = Experience

(Please note this is the base experience towards a normal sailor (support sailor, for
example), bonus experience (such as 40% bonus for BO or the 120% in GB, for example) will
be applied afterward.)

This way, higher level sailor will still receive more experience than a lower level
sailor, regardless of what ship you are in, and your experience is still depended on your
team and your own personal action. This can also be used to help solve the problem of
leechers, since if they do nothing, or not enough, their [X] might be 0, which in return,
makes their experience 0 (anything that multiplies 0 is 0). However, I suggest making [X]
round up to 10,000 if they did total attack worth that is greater than 2,000,
but less than 10,000, to let players to get some experience for their attempts
(since some newer players might not be able to do very good damage the first 12 levels
without good weapons such as DC) I will leave the exact numbers of any of the three factor
above for you guys/SDE to decide.

2. Attack Worth System

Your attacks will be counted differently (well, sort of similar) than our current system.
When you deal damage to a ship of your same class (DD1 damaging a DD1, for example) or a
lower class (DD1 damaging a FF1), you receive "attack worth" equal to the damage you
dealt. However, when you deal damage to a ship higher than your class (DD1 damaging a CL1,
for example), the damage you dealt is multiplied by a number (for example, 1.5), making
your "attack worth" slightly higher than your normal attack. The multiplier is even bigger
when you damage ship multiple classes higher than you (for example, DD1 attacking BB1 will
have a multiplier of 3). Therefore, even if you only dealt 10k attack as a DD, but all
your attacks are towards an enemy BB, your total attack worth is actually 30k. The
multiplier number I have stated above can be changed accordingly.

In my opinion, due to the current strength of submarines, I believe SS1 should be classed
equally as a CA, and SS2 as a BB1. CV1 should be same class as BB1, CV2 as BB2, and so on.

Moving onto AAing and planes. Let me reminds you, AA ships today can probably knock 20+
planes out of the sky in a game, while a CV can knock 30+. Each plane should worth a
certain amount of "attack worth", allowing AA ships and CVs to get experience through the
system without directly damaging a ship at all. That "attack worth" number shouldn't be
too high, so it is not "easy experience" for the AA ships/CVs, yet not too low to make it
nearly impossible to get decent experience.

3. Heavier TK Penalty

Don't you hate it when friendly ship attacks you for fun, or sometimes, because they want
to sink an enemy so badly they damage and sink you in the process? I do agree that it does
get annoying having to check your position every time before you fire, but the goal of the
game, I believe, is teamwork.

Therefore, I recommend on promoting a heavy penalty system on friendly fires. When you
deal damage to any ally, that attack will receive a x3 (could be increased or decreased)
multiplier, then subtracted towards your "attack worth". If your "attack worth" remains
negative at the end of the battle, you know what happens with the new experience system,
right? You will actually LOSE experience, which could be quite costly when considering the
fact that it is multiplied by [Y] and [Sailor Level]. Maybe people will think twice before
crossing and firing a full salvo at a friendly ship. This penalty applies to shooting down
friendly planes also. I believe that self-damages should NOT receive this penalty though
(such as DC, your own plane crashing into you, etc).

4. Weight Reduction System

Right now, if you put any sailor crew on a SS, it's "weight" decreases. To make smaller
ship more efficient to play with, I believe this should be implemented on all ships,
except BBs and CVs. All ships, except BBs and CVs, will only take a fraction of your
sailor's weight (more/less according to the ship class), allowing higher level players to
hop back in smaller ships and play it as primary. If they do use a smaller ship, they're
already lacking the support slots of a higher level ship, so I don't think they should be
punished any further.

That's it for now, might add more in the future. Tell me what you think.

P.S. Flame shield up and ready.

Benefits of this new system

1. Fair experience system, reducing all the so-called "blitzed-noobs" and leechers in
game. Regardless of what ship you are in, you must perform your task well to the
maxmium your experience gain - no more rushing and dying with 1 attack in
GB and still get full experience.

2. A greater sense of teamwork. Higher level player can go into a smaller ship, such as a
DDs/CLs, perform their job properly for the team. Capital ships will no longer have to aim
at CLs/DDs/SSs, since now our DDs/CLs will properly keep smaller enemy ships at bay.
There's also stronger penalty for friendly fire. Shooting down friendly aircraft counts!

3. We no longer have to "grind" solely on a BB/CV, we can go back to a smaller or
preferred/favored ship - letting us see and enjoy a larger variety of ship in the battle
room.

4. Increased number of players in a room. Since higher levels are now able to hop
and level their crew even in a smaller ship, I'm expecting there to be more smaller
ships in a battle room. Good news for bigger ships, right? More things to shoot at ;)
Even CA/BB1-3 will have more "action time" in a game now!