Does this mean that it negates the need for a High Dex/Will/Cun etc
Or does it mean something entirely different.?
The Chance to Ignite ability, how does this work.?
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Modifié par Godzr, 05 décembre 2009 - 03:38 .
Item Creation Question.
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Godzr
, déc. 05 2009 03:37
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Posté 05 décembre 2009 - 03:37
Godzr
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Creating an item and adding abilities no problem, the question I have is what effect does the No Attribute Requirement in the special drop down box mean.
Does this mean that it negates the need for a High Dex/Will/Cun etc
Or does it mean something entirely different.?
The Chance to Ignite ability, how does this work.?
T.I.A
Does this mean that it negates the need for a High Dex/Will/Cun etc
Or does it mean something entirely different.?
The Chance to Ignite ability, how does this work.?
T.I.A
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Posté 05 décembre 2009 - 04:07
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The "no attribute requirement" means exactly that, you could pop that on dragonbone weaponry and equip it at level one without entering a value.
As for the ignite ability, it seems like it would cause your basic "I'M ON FIRE, AHH!!" effect, you could always test it at a decent percent and see just exactly how that works, but I assume it causes a damage over time effect like Flame Blast would.
Some options like "increases XP gained from codex entries" only need a value of 1 to be active...those without obvious percent or power values (Messy Kills and so forth) still make no sense to me as to how much that power value actually does...too bad they forgot the footnotes for some of that stuff.
As for the ignite ability, it seems like it would cause your basic "I'M ON FIRE, AHH!!" effect, you could always test it at a decent percent and see just exactly how that works, but I assume it causes a damage over time effect like Flame Blast would.
Some options like "increases XP gained from codex entries" only need a value of 1 to be active...those without obvious percent or power values (Messy Kills and so forth) still make no sense to me as to how much that power value actually does...too bad they forgot the footnotes for some of that stuff.
