I know it requires more experience to reach the next level with every level gained. For instance, going from level 1-10 is much easier than going from level 50-60. What is the exact formula for the amount of experience required to advance in each level in Payday 2?
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After some digging in the PayDay 2 wikia, I've found a table detailing experience required for all levels from 0 to 100. The table can be found here (click the 'show' link to make it visible).
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6You have to click the 'show' link next to Level. I'd copy and paste the table into your answer to make it handier for people.– Neon1024Commented Sep 3, 2013 at 19:28
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at level 85 you are 50% the way through levelling up to the next level of infamy, if i recall correctly Commented Jun 15, 2016 at 10:37
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