yes i would. If a high level kills the unit (say 10 levels higher) he gets no experience.
Ok. We got one piece of the puzzle.
Now, seeing that you do not get what I am asking(I want to know the details about the limitations).
Imagine this situation.
2 heroes, allied. One level 40 and one level 10.
Now when the level 40 kills a unit 5 he will not get xp.
But does the level 10 get xp?
Now when the level 40 kills a unit 15 he will not get xp.
But does the level 10 get xp?
Now when the level 40 kills a unit 25 he will not get xp.
But does the level 10 get xp?
Now when the level 40 kills a unit 35 does he get xp?
But does the level 10 get xp?
Now when the level 40 kills a unit 45 does he get xp?
But does the level 10 get xp?
Now when the level 40 kills a unit 55 does he get xp?
But does the level 10 get xp?
And when the level 10 kill a unit level 5 does he get xp(the other hero is next to him)?
Does the level 40 get xp?
And when the level 10 kill a unit level 15 does he get xp(the other hero is next to him)?
Does the level 40 get xp?
And when the level 10 kill a unit level 25 does he get xp(the other hero is next to him)?
Does the level 40 get xp?
And what about being alone.
And how is xp split - does it depend on level of each gaining hero or on the count nearby allied of heroes? Is it constant depending what was killed?
P.s. A system should cover every possible situation and with a level boundary there a lot of situations.