SacrificeSSR +0
- XP spent leveling
- 0
- XP transferred
- 50
GR +0 · 50 / 100 to +1
Data & research / upgrade planning
TM XP Transfer
See how much XP a Tactical Memory returns when you sacrifice it—and where the loss breakpoints make further upgrades less efficient.
Verified client formulaRechecked in Android 1.1.1
What gets transferred
Your stored XP, after one loss rate
A leveled Tactical Memory returns its built-in feed XP and the XP already inside it. The game then applies one loss rate based on the sacrificed TM's current +level.
+0 to +8100% keptNo XP lost
+9 to +1290% kept10% lost
+13 to +1680% kept20% lost
+17 to +2070% kept30% lost
XP already spent+partial XP bar+base feed XP
Then multiply the whole amount by the level's “% kept.”Simple ruleIf you may recycle a TM later, +8 is the last level with no XP loss.
Example · SSR into GR
How far does an SSR take a fresh GR?
Assumes the SSR has no partial XP toward its next level.
SacrificeSSR +8
- XP spent leveling
- 1,800
- XP transferred
- 1,850
GR +4 · 250 / 900 to +5
SacrificeSSR +12
- XP spent leveling
- 3,900
- XP transferred
- 3,555
GR +5 · 1,055 / 1,100 to +6
SacrificeSSR +16
- XP spent leveling
- 6,800
- XP transferred
- 5,480
GR +7 · 580 / 1,500 to +8
SacrificeSSR +20
- XP spent leveling
- 10,500
- XP transferred
- 7,385
GR +8 · 985 / 1,700 to +9
Watch the +17 breakpoint
SSR +16 transfers 5,480 XP. Spending another 850 XP to reach +17 lowers the transfer to 5,390 XP, because the new 30% loss applies to everything stored in that TM.