Experience Point Distribution

Experience Points

Successfully striking with a technique- this can be anything from your character's super fireball to regular discharge.
Saving another character's life- this is only in serious danger. Not like your character didn't look both ways before crossing the street and you stopped him. I mean things like Picollo blocking Nappa's fireball, basically taking an attack for the character or helping repel one.
Playing in Character- this is basically a bonus for being a good gamer. Play your character close to his nature, don't be a greedy Saiyan one minute, then a savior the next.
Defeating an Enemy-defeating any enemy gains a character experience. This doesn't mean just killing, it can also mean subduing the person. The entire experience distribution is based on the GMs judgement. Strong characters with lost of techniques ganging up on one villain really isn't any competition.
Example: Goku vs. Freeza. I would estimate that Freeza is a level higher than Goku and maybe a class higher (I wouldn't bet on the class). Some of you may say well it wasn't single handedly. I would count that as by himself because Freeza never fought at full power until Goku turned Super Saiyan. Now Goku gets 500 exp right away. Then we count the Ginyu people in there (Rekoom and Baata) so we can give him another 200. Plus well Goku saved a couple people's lives. So what we do here is since Goku is about to gain more than enough for a whole level, just give a level and cut it off. Don't give the characters too much experience. When the character reaches a new level, automatically stop at the new number. So lets say Goku was a level 4 and he turned level 5 and he would have about 5300 expereince. But since he went up a level, cut it off at 5001.