On my bf's elven mage character, there is the capital letter "i" situated on the left of the top spell where the quick spell selector is. Does anyone know what that is?
Odd Symbol-The Letter "I"
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MarDar83
, nov. 30 2009 06:15
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Posté 30 novembre 2009 - 07:49
Darth_Trethon
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Don't remember anything of the sort.....has he tried using it?
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Posté 30 novembre 2009 - 07:56
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I noticed this too on my elven warrior. It looked like the Roman numeral for 2 but I don't know why it was there. To clarify, its right next to the Y quick spell button on the quick spell bar.
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Posté 30 novembre 2009 - 08:27
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it's the roman numeral 1. pull on the trigger and notice it changes to a II, right? meaning...two.
so the I is for the first "page" of quick spells, and the II is for the secondary one (the one you have to pull n the trigger to use).
so the I is for the first "page" of quick spells, and the II is for the secondary one (the one you have to pull n the trigger to use).
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Posté 30 novembre 2009 - 03:29
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Don't feel bad. I had the exact same question when I first started. I, too, thought it was a Capital Letter I and couldn't, for the life of me, figure out what it signified.
For the record, you'll only get the Roman Numeral I if the character has 2 sets of weapons equipped. If only one set is equipped, you won't get the I. That's part of the reason I was so confused -- not all my characters had an I and sometimes, no one had one.
Anyway, keep in mind, when you have 2 sets of weapons equipped, you get 2 sets of quick-spells, one for each set. So when you have your melee weapons out, make sure to map a set of melee-specific skills (Roman 1). Likewise, when you switch to your bow, map a set of archery quick-skills (Roman 2). Hope that makes sense. If you don't specifically map out your skills, I believe the game will default to the first set. Nothing worse in the heat of battle than doing a quick switch to your sword and shield and realizing your quick-skill set still offers Melee Archer and Rapid Shot.
As an additional side note, in case you didn't figure it out yet, even if you never actually use a character's second weapon(s), equipping weapons on the second side frees up inventory slots. If you're hurting for inventory space, store a few weapons, arrows or bolts there.
For the record, you'll only get the Roman Numeral I if the character has 2 sets of weapons equipped. If only one set is equipped, you won't get the I. That's part of the reason I was so confused -- not all my characters had an I and sometimes, no one had one.
Anyway, keep in mind, when you have 2 sets of weapons equipped, you get 2 sets of quick-spells, one for each set. So when you have your melee weapons out, make sure to map a set of melee-specific skills (Roman 1). Likewise, when you switch to your bow, map a set of archery quick-skills (Roman 2). Hope that makes sense. If you don't specifically map out your skills, I believe the game will default to the first set. Nothing worse in the heat of battle than doing a quick switch to your sword and shield and realizing your quick-skill set still offers Melee Archer and Rapid Shot.
As an additional side note, in case you didn't figure it out yet, even if you never actually use a character's second weapon(s), equipping weapons on the second side frees up inventory slots. If you're hurting for inventory space, store a few weapons, arrows or bolts there.
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Posté 30 novembre 2009 - 06:11
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Thank you very much! I tried searching online and also perused the manual with the game and found no such guidance on the mystery numeral symbol! I am sure your advice will prove highly useful 
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