/* Calculate Level
* A user's level is determined by their total number of posts.
* A nice mathmatical formula is used to translate their post count
* into an intager level.
*
* Note: A user with zero (0) posts is considered level 0, however
* making one (1) post, raises them to level 1.
*
*/
/* Determine Hit Points (HP)
*
* Hp is based on user activity.
* Max HP is based on the user's level, and will generally
* be the same for all users of the same level.
*
* A user's current HP is based on the user's posts per day.
* A higher post per day (ppd), the more HP they will have. A
* user with an average PPD (set below) will have 50% of their
* max HP. As a user goes over the average PPD, they will have
* more HP, but the gains will decrease as the user's PPD increases.
* This makes achieving 100% hp difficult, but not impossible.
*
* For users with under the average PPD, they will have HP equal
* to 1/2 the percentage their ppd is of the average.
* ie- a user with 2.5 ppd, and an average ppd of 5 will have
* 25% of their max HP. This is because 2.5 is 50% of 5, and 1/2
* of that, is 25%.
*
* Users who manage to post so far above the average that they have
* more HP than their max will recieve a bonus to their max HP.
*
* Note that users at level 0 will always have 0 / 0 hp.
*
*/
/* Determine MP
*
* MP is calculated by how long the user has been around
* and how often they post.
*
* Max MP is based on level, and increases with level
* Each post a user makes costs them mp,
* and a user regenerates mp proportional to how
* many days they have been registered
*
*/
/* Determine EXP percentage
*
* Experience is determined by how far the user is away
* from the next level. This is expressed as a percentage.
*
* Note, a user of level 0 has 100% experience. Making one post
* will put them at level 1. Also, a user that is shown to have 100%
* experience, will go up a level on their next post.
*
*/
