Give it a couple months and there will be tons of private severs up all over the place and perhaps even simple bat files and such to host your own, just like WOW servers now a days you can set one up in 30 mins.
actually I don't think in darkorbit they have a maximum level. it just keeps going and going. But if there is a maximum level, I believe it is actually 40.
Level 40: 2.748.779.069.440.000 Exp
actually I don't think in darkorbit they have a maximum level. it just keeps going and going. But if there is a maximum level, I believe it is actually 40.
Level 40: 2.748.779.069.440.000 Exp
I looked into the java files yesterday, in do_es. And saw it somewhere. There was some option when level is 1 to 32....
I looked into the java files yesterday, in do_es. And saw it somewhere. There was some option when level is 1 to 32....
yes but if you set your level to this : 999999999999999999999999999999999
it will give you error and automaticaly change to this: 2147483647..... so this is max level
Guys, maximum level might be ((2 ^ 31) - 1) (Int32.MaxValue), but the amount of experience for that level would be just too big. Usually these numbers go up to UInt64.MaxValue (0 <-> (2^ 64) -1) or Int64.MaxValue (-2^63 <-> (2^ 63) -1), there's no actual reason to make them higher.
But I think this isn't what we should talk about in this thread.
Guys, maximum level might be ((2 ^ 31) - 1) (Int32.MaxValue), but the amount of experience for that level would be just too big. Usually these numbers go up to UInt64.MaxValue (0 <-> (2^ 64) -1) or Int64.MaxValue (-2^63 <-> (2^ 63) -1), there's no actual reason to make them higher.
But I think this isn't what we should talk about in this thread.
Just a note:
double ±5,0 × 10^−324 up to ±1,7 × 10^308
yes but if you set your level to this : 999999999999999999999999999999999
it will give you error and automaticaly change to this: 2147483647..... so this is max level
That number what you mean which is the highest ....
I dont know right but isnt this only the largest number for integer ?