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Both this and what you said are grammatically correct.
But yes. It would, indeed, make more sense to use the word "from" instead of "after".
how many monsters do I need to kill to get my XP ?
will I get my XP now or in a week ?
what XP are we talking about ? (could it be...*gasp*...XP from the monster kill?)
Anyway, banter aside, is it safe to assume that "+10% XP gained after monster kills" will cause a single monster granting 100XP without any bonuses by default, grant 110XP with the aforementioned bonus ?
yes, im a huge faggot with a logic OCD, fite me
You gain it when you eat your sprouts. And you gain the exp from the monster, after you kill it. (should be worded "XP gained from a monster after killing it" to shut us both up haha")
But yeah, pedantics aside, it *should* work like that. Pretty sure it does, though I haven't tested it, especially since there are multiple other xp bonuses affecting mine as well.
Yes. You click on the field token that says "A4", click "Start the battle!", and presto, you are doing A4!
I love you.
"Colorless green ideas sleep furiously" is grammatically correct.
"XP gained after monster kills" is less precise than "XP gained from monster kills", because you gain XP from lots of sources and some of those gains will come after you have killed a monster.
source ? Or it comes from tests ?
In any case, even if its truth, the "after" does not convey any meaning towards it being a global multiplier.