Quixotic | Sun 29-Apr-07 11:21 AM |
Member since 09th Feb 2006
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#17624, "Purely a guess, but Aim and Precise aim may have an Int component."
Edited on Sun 29-Apr-07 11:27 AM
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High intelligence helps your character against fiends, increases your learning rate and your mana per level, and as a warrior gives you an incentive to get Striking (see recent logs). From a roleplay perspective, it allows you to use complete sentences with polysyllabic words, allowing your character to legitimately publish some smooooove poetry to win the hearts of those sexy ladies with the pointed ears.
The benefit to practicing you mentioned is easily circumvented if you are patient, and so I see your suggestion as a non-proposal.
The questions I would ask are, "Immortal-coder-pk gods, do you train your intelligence to 25 when you play an elf?" and "What is your reasoning?"
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Any thoughts on making the 25 int of elves mean more?
[View all] , ...., Sun 29-Apr-07 09:44 AM
Purely a guess, but Aim and Precise aim may have an Int...,
Quixotic,
29-Apr-07 11:27 AM #1
That is just dancing around the question,
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29-Apr-07 11:33 AM, #2
It isn't dancing. Do you think they'd train it to 25 i...,
Quixotic,
29-Apr-07 11:41 AM, #3
Skill improvement rates. (n/t),
Valguarnera,
29-Apr-07 01:12 PM, #4
To quantify this:,
Daevryn,
29-Apr-07 02:10 PM, #6
Would it be possible with a dark elf?,
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03-May-07 09:02 AM, #7
RE: That is just dancing around the question,
Daevryn,
29-Apr-07 02:08 PM, #5
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