Vincentdante
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Oh right I remember that system (shows how much I'v played D3 
), I think that they just got rid of weapon proficiency leveling and favored to giving classes a set level with certain weapons over others. Which in turn gives that character access to better weapon skills which are learned from a tutor (for a small mana fee).
Example:
-a female warrior is good with swords, spears & bows, at tier 1 (a brand new lady warrior) they can learn the first 3 skills for those weapons.
-At tier 2 (through reincarnating of course) all of those weapons go up and she can learn the 4th weapon skill, likewise at tier 3 where she can learn the 5th.
-However at tier 4 only the spear levels up which allows her to access the 6th spear skill but she is stuck at 5 for the other 2 weapons
-A male warrior is slightly different, he is good at swords, spears & axes.
-He levels up like the female warrior however at tier 4 instead of spears going up further, axes do. So he gets to learn a level 6 axe skill but being limited to a level 5 spear skill instead.
This is were class world comes in to teach your characters these skills they can't otherwise learn, as I mentioned in my last post.
There are 8 skills to learn per weapon however the highest one a character can learn through reincarnation is level 6. The other 2 levels are only obtainable through class world as secret skills.
Also yes all the spells are still there, but the system is the same as mentioned above and they need to be learned from a tutor by a mage and spread around through class world. However some other classes or main characters get low level magic. Like Mao can learn up to level 3 ice magic (Giga Ice).
One nice thing about this system is after you have learned a spell of skill you can go back to the tutor to upgrade it for a mana fee which increases the SP consumption but makes it noticeably stronger. Combine that with regular skill leveling through use and you can get some nice damage
), I think that they just got rid of weapon proficiency leveling and favored to giving classes a set level with certain weapons over others. Which in turn gives that character access to better weapon skills which are learned from a tutor (for a small mana fee).Example:
-a female warrior is good with swords, spears & bows, at tier 1 (a brand new lady warrior) they can learn the first 3 skills for those weapons.
-At tier 2 (through reincarnating of course) all of those weapons go up and she can learn the 4th weapon skill, likewise at tier 3 where she can learn the 5th.
-However at tier 4 only the spear levels up which allows her to access the 6th spear skill but she is stuck at 5 for the other 2 weapons
-A male warrior is slightly different, he is good at swords, spears & axes.
-He levels up like the female warrior however at tier 4 instead of spears going up further, axes do. So he gets to learn a level 6 axe skill but being limited to a level 5 spear skill instead.
This is were class world comes in to teach your characters these skills they can't otherwise learn, as I mentioned in my last post.
There are 8 skills to learn per weapon however the highest one a character can learn through reincarnation is level 6. The other 2 levels are only obtainable through class world as secret skills.
Also yes all the spells are still there, but the system is the same as mentioned above and they need to be learned from a tutor by a mage and spread around through class world. However some other classes or main characters get low level magic. Like Mao can learn up to level 3 ice magic (Giga Ice).
One nice thing about this system is after you have learned a spell of skill you can go back to the tutor to upgrade it for a mana fee which increases the SP consumption but makes it noticeably stronger. Combine that with regular skill leveling through use and you can get some nice damage
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