ive made an alt toon i want to just smith and fight with however searching wiki not much help
i do i need to start fighting foxes and the like
also what str need to dig ores im at 15 str but still to high
also whats raw hide based off survival?
is per/sur really needed for this type of spec
am i able to like a monk style char or swords truly needed?
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ricky
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Re: new to fighting
Yeah, start with ants. get some armor first too if you canunholyterms wrote: i do i need to start fighting foxes and the like
the higher strength the better, 50 is a good starting point. the quality of your tool helps.unholyterms wrote: also what str need to dig ores im at 15 str but still to high
yeah, butchering animals factors your tool + survival. if you dont want to bother getting survival for your alt, just have him haul corpses back to your place for your main to butcherunholyterms wrote: also whats raw hide based off survival?
is per/sur really needed for this type of spec
I've been doing pretty well with just unarmed, but futher on you might want to try melee. some attacks dont factor melee to use weapons, such as chop and stingunholyterms wrote: am i able to like a monk style char or swords truly needed?
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xTrainx
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Re: new to fighting
ususally the order for fighting is ants>bats>foxes>badgers>boars>deers>lynx>moose>Bear>mammoth (lol)> troll (lol
you can go full monk by just rising UA, however mc is much more effective, and rising both is the optimal way
fighting works differently than before, attacks do this debilitating effect called openings that determine how much damage you can actually do (if the enemy have 50% opening, your attack do 50% of the total damage they can do), and in fights you usually start with 0% opening, so at the start of a battle you always do 0 damage. what you want to do is keep attacking until you can do tons of damage to the enemy and knock them out.
Defenses are no more and now you have restoration moves, wich reduces your openings by a certain amount, if you see your openings are geting too big, you should look to use them and reduce the damage taken for a bit
both attacks and defenses are color coded, some have many colors, and attacks of certain colors only work with openngs of certain colors.
The hardness of the wall is random, so you should try to look for walls that you can actually break, although 18 str is a good amount to start mining
raw hide is based off survival and softcapped by the quality of the sharp item you use to butcher it
you do need to raise surv so you dont softcap your kills, but not for actually fighting
you can go full monk by just rising UA, however mc is much more effective, and rising both is the optimal way
fighting works differently than before, attacks do this debilitating effect called openings that determine how much damage you can actually do (if the enemy have 50% opening, your attack do 50% of the total damage they can do), and in fights you usually start with 0% opening, so at the start of a battle you always do 0 damage. what you want to do is keep attacking until you can do tons of damage to the enemy and knock them out.
Defenses are no more and now you have restoration moves, wich reduces your openings by a certain amount, if you see your openings are geting too big, you should look to use them and reduce the damage taken for a bit
both attacks and defenses are color coded, some have many colors, and attacks of certain colors only work with openngs of certain colors.
The hardness of the wall is random, so you should try to look for walls that you can actually break, although 18 str is a good amount to start mining
raw hide is based off survival and softcapped by the quality of the sharp item you use to butcher it
you do need to raise surv so you dont softcap your kills, but not for actually fighting
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unholyterms
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Re: new to fighting
are the opening that circle thing in the middle of combatxTrainx wrote:ususally the order for fighting is ants>bats>foxes>badgers>boars>deers>lynx>moose>Bear>mammoth (lol)> troll (lol
you can go full monk by just rising UA, however mc is much more effective, and rising both is the optimal way
fighting works differently than before, attacks do this debilitating effect called openings that determine how much damage you can actually do (if the enemy have 50% opening, your attack do 50% of the total damage they can do), and in fights you usually start with 0% opening, so at the start of a battle you always do 0 damage. what you want to do is keep attacking until you can do tons of damage to the enemy and knock them out.
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xTrainx
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Re: new to fighting
that would be the cooldown, once that circle finish circling, you can use your moves, or if you pressed one before, thats when it's activated.unholyterms wrote:are the opening that circle thing in the middle of combatxTrainx wrote:ususally the order for fighting is ants>bats>foxes>badgers>boars>deers>lynx>moose>Bear>mammoth (lol)> troll (lol
you can go full monk by just rising UA, however mc is much more effective, and rising both is the optimal way
fighting works differently than before, attacks do this debilitating effect called openings that determine how much damage you can actually do (if the enemy have 50% opening, your attack do 50% of the total damage they can do), and in fights you usually start with 0% opening, so at the start of a battle you always do 0 damage. what you want to do is keep attacking until you can do tons of damage to the enemy and knock them out.
the openings are the 3 colored squared, and how much they are is represented by a little white bar below them
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unholyterms
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Re: new to fighting
also should i invest in range aswell?
and what stat affect it
and what stat affect it
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Redlaw
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Re: new to fighting
Perception affects ranged as well as ranged combat.
I am still learning a few things, MC and well as UA getting a higher agility is also key, plus if you ever get strong enough to fight a mmoth (so far two people with 800 in str, agi, MC and UA seems to eb able to take it down with one working as a tank, from what I heard).
I am still learning a few things, MC and well as UA getting a higher agility is also key, plus if you ever get strong enough to fight a mmoth (so far two people with 800 in str, agi, MC and UA seems to eb able to take it down with one working as a tank, from what I heard).
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Jacobian123
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Re: new to fighting
Close quarters combat is much more versatile than ranged combat at the moment. However, if all you're doing is hunting then I would raise MM.unholyterms wrote:also should i invest in range aswell?
and what stat affect it
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clefa221
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Re: new to fighting
Quite honestly, you can use a boat to kill almost any animal by hitting and running. Just be sure that you have enough shallow water that you can intercept the animal before they run away
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unholyterms
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Re: new to fighting
ive been tring this and cliff hunting all day and alway lose the preyclefa221 wrote:Quite honestly, you can use a boat to kill almost any animal by hitting and running. Just be sure that you have enough shallow water that you can intercept the animal before they run away
what can be done to prevent fleeing
and what works better sling or bow