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Src="" width="300" alt="And now, Zombie Skywalker.you will DIE!" Lets stick with the old Elemental example for a short demonstration: Funcom calls the interplay between these abilities and active states synergies. Some passives are straight forward buffs to the character or the party, but others are a little more unique by either changing the effects of specific abilities, or creating some additional effect when certain conditions (states) are applied to a target. The passive abilities have a few different functions.
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Active Abilities are just what they sound like-these are the things your character can do in combat that directly affect some change on your target. Of course, Funcom promises to release more content and additional skills periodically, so it could end up with an EVE-style system of older players having more flexibility and power without ever reaching any sort of cap.Ībilities are divided into active and passive, and you can have seven of each equipped at any given time. With no level cap, it appears to be theoretically possible to eventually have a character with every available skill. Though there is something that looks a little like leveling in The Secret World, its more of a status report until you unlock your next set of Skill Points and Ability Points. This system allows for a lot of experimentation with the generic abilities, but makes it so that the more powerful and specific ones require a much heavier time investment. Src="" width="300" alt="Turning in missions gives experience, which leads to additional SP and AP."ĪP seems to come relatively quickly and, as Funcom has mentioned in some of their interviews, early abilities are cheap and easily picked up. Each ability has a cost associated with it, and you buy them with Ability Points (AP), which you gain from killing monsters, completing missions, etc. So in the Elemental example, you would have to pick up all seven abilities (six + one elite) in both React and Spark, for a total of fourteen abilities before you gain access to clusters like Tempest, Disturbance, Resonance and so on. In order to get to tier two, you have to get all the abilities in the two first tier clusters. Each cluster at tier 1 and tier 2 has six abilities and an elite ability. Digging deeper, Elemental Magic is composed of React and Spark at the first tier, and six other clusters at the second tier. For example, the Magic Cluster is composed of Chaos, Blood, and Elemental, as I mentioned above. So take this advice, either use a Deck until you get a feel for the system, or do a lot of reading and make sure you fully understand how the system works before dismissing them.Ībilities in the Wheel are divided into clusters within clusters. Im one of those guys who has played a lot of these games over the years, and I expected to be able to figure out the Ability Wheel on the fly. When you select a deck, the required abilities will be marked in the Ability Wheel for easy reference. In decks, Funcom tied a really handy system into the Ability Wheel. Abilities in The Secret World are complicated, and the decks will give you a generic guide to follow when building your character. Id strongly suggest you actually open them up and take a look. In the Ability Wheel menu (N is the default key), the far left side has a vertical tab labeled ∽ecks. Youve probably heard them mentioned in various articles. Heres something thatll make your life a lot easier. Selecting a Deck will cause associated Abilities to be highlighted in the Wheel for easy reference.Įxplore the Deck System as a Learning Tool
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