Experience: Deeds

This is an alternative to xp-kills (but is likely to co-exist with it). In situations that would reward XP for killing an enemy, if the player can instead negotiating, bribe, charm, cast a spell, intimidate, force surrender, befriend, recruit, or otherwise end a conflict in some way that does not result in the death of the opponent, and they receive XP for this accomplishment, then xp-deeds applies.
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# RPG elements #

Experience gain:
* None
* Deeds
* Kills
* Game progress
* Objects
* Literal

Character advancement:
* None
* Static
* Literal experience
* Experience distribution
* Point distribution
* Deeds
* Perks
* Objects
* Game progress
* Intermediary

Other:
* Multiple experience types
* Shared experience
* Undefined experience (games missing info on how experience is gained)
* Undefined advancement (games missing info on how character advancement works)

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Experience

Games by year

The first Experience: Deeds video game was released in 1979.

Origin, Beamdog and Blizzard published most of these games.

Platforms

Windows		92
Linux		33
X360		12
Mac OS X		11
MS-DOS		10
PS3		9
Mac OS Classic		7
Android		5
Amiga		4
Pandora		4
Xbox		3
Switch		3
Internet Only		3
BeOS		3
GP2X		2
Zaurus		2
PS4		2
Apple II E		2
Atari 400/800		2
NEC PC9801		2
PS2		2
NES		2
C64		2
Mega-CD		1
Apple IIGS		1
PS5		1
Xbox One		1
Atari ST		1
Wii		1
Xbox Series X		1

Most common companies

Origin	10
Beamdog	9
Blizzard	8
Pony Canyon	7
Deep Silver	7
Square Enix	6
Capcom	6
SSI	5
Runic Games	4
Activision	4
Microsoft Game Studios	4
THQ	4
2K Games	4
Exult Team	3
EA International	3

Experience: Deeds

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