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"Displayed penalty" refers to the value displayed in-game, whilst "Actual penalty" refers to an estimate of a more precise penalty value calculated using actual numbers. Keep in mind that as monsters have differing base experience, some mathematical rounding errors may occur. The greater the base experience of the mob used to calculate actual penalty, the more accurate the actual penalty will be.
 
The maximum experience penalty applied to active combat in this way appears to asymptotically approach '''99.9%''', and obtained experience for any given mob cannot fall below '''1xp'''. Currently the closest point at which it approaches this value is when comparing a level 500 Watchperson with a level 39 Eyeless Zombie, a level difference of '''+461''', for which the player will obtain only one experience point'''1xp''' out of the originalmonster's 758 base experience, resulting in a '''99.87%''' penalty, correct to two decimal places. BeyondAs this1xp pointis the minimum amount of obtainable experience, the base experience values of any lower levelled monsters in Crenopolis, where all the data is currenly taken from, arewould be too low, and therefore toonegatively impreciseimpact tothe recordprecision aof higherthe valuecalculated penalty.
 
There is also an exp penalty incurred for fighting passive monsters below the highest tier available to a player, as displayed below.
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