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    mount XP transfer

    first of all: ty tynon team for adding a new feature.

    my question is when I transfer XP from one pet to another, does it add the XP or does it entirely delete the old XP and add the new one (like transferring saints)

    example: mount A got 10k XP and mount B got 5k XP. when transferring from A to B will B have 12k XP (70%: 7k+5k) or will B have 7K?

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    It adds to the xp.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KILLERJOE_1911490 View Post
    first of all: ty tynon team for adding a new feature.

    my question is when I transfer XP from one pet to another, does it add the XP or does it entirely delete the old XP and add the new one (like transferring saints)

    example: mount A got 10k XP and mount B got 5k XP. when transferring from A to B will B have 12k XP (70%: 7k+5k) or will B have 7K?
    this is what i have been afraid of too! dont wanna go reset my dragon's exp, lol

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    It's like a hero transfer...it knocks the source mount to zero.
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    ok I just transfer from my white horse to my tiger and was skeptical because it show 2 stars for the tiger and 1 star that was grayed out. after paying 5m for the transfer it added to the existing XP of tiger and there no deductions (other than the 30% because I couldn't afford to add gems). so in the above example from my OP it would be: mount A got 10k XP and mount B got 5k XP. when transferring from A to B will B have 12k XP (70%: 7k+5k)



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    Quote Originally Posted by JOEANOMALY_7643381 View Post
    It's like a hero transfer...it knocks the source mount to zero.
    that wasn't the question, we are all well aware that the source will have 0 XP after the transfer

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    Thank you for posting this. The general mail Tynon sent wasn't clear on this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KILLERJOE_1911490 View Post
    ok I just transfer from my white horse to my tiger and was skeptical because it show 2 stars for the tiger and 1 star that was grayed out. after paying 5m for the transfer it added to the existing XP of tiger and there no deductions (other than the 30% because I couldn't afford to add gems). so in the above example from my OP it would be: mount A got 10k XP and mount B got 5k XP. when transferring from A to B will B have 12k XP (70%: 7k+5k)



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    that wasn't the question, we are all well aware that the source will have 0 XP after the transfer
    yes, i agree with CW, thank you for this info, greatly appreciated!

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    It works exactly like it does with heroes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dawnseeker View Post
    It works exactly like it does with heroes.
    Mount transfer is additive.
    Hero transfer is not.

    In Hero transfers, star levels and saint levels don't add.
    In mount transfer, xp adds.
    Last edited by Yelsha; 04-30-2014 at 10:35 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dawnseeker View Post
    It works exactly like it does with heroes.
    Incorrect, WRONG. When you hero transfer, the target hero's existing saints/stars are overwritten with the new stuff. When you mount transfer its genuinely ADDED and NOT Overwritten. if your source mount has 3 stars and 10k XP and your target has 5 stars and a lot more XP, the 7k from source is added to what the target already has.

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