What do you do when you get crappy skills on level up?
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- Leprechaun
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What do you do when you get crappy skills on level up?
Are you just replaying the last fight to get better skills?
Is there a trainer that lets you change your character skills around? I've gotten the worst luck on skills doing the warlock campaign, its frustrating.
Is there a trainer that lets you change your character skills around? I've gotten the worst luck on skills doing the warlock campaign, its frustrating.
- Sir_Toejam
- Nightmare
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- Joined: 24 Jul 2006
cheat and give yourself the skills you want, if you are really frustrated.
http://www.heroesofmightandmagic.com/he ... ills.shtml
http://www.heroesofmightandmagic.com/he ... ills.shtml
What I like to do is a lesser form of evil...
At the beginning of a mission, I save the game, then I use the cheat code:
@ChangeHeroStat('hero's name',0,1000000)
to give my main hero exp to level to the cap.
This way I can take a good look at what I am going to get.
If I am not happy about it I will restart the mission and repeat.
If I am happy (happens only 20% of the time, actually), then I will load the save and play alone.
Technically speaking, I follow the game mechanism, as I only get what is possible within the game mechanism. Just that I save a lot of time of restarting.
At the beginning of a mission, I save the game, then I use the cheat code:
@ChangeHeroStat('hero's name',0,1000000)
to give my main hero exp to level to the cap.
This way I can take a good look at what I am going to get.
If I am not happy about it I will restart the mission and repeat.
If I am happy (happens only 20% of the time, actually), then I will load the save and play alone.
Technically speaking, I follow the game mechanism, as I only get what is possible within the game mechanism. Just that I save a lot of time of restarting.
- Grumpy Old Wizard
- Round Table Knight
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You are more likely to get the skills and abilities you want if you don't take a lot of skills at once. Work on only a couple of skills at a time and then as you get closer to getting one of those "maxed" snag another skill that you want and so on.
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GOW
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Gandalf: "So do all who live to see such times but that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us."
Gandalf: "So do all who live to see such times but that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us."
- Gaidal Cain
- Round Table Hero
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I try to make sure I don't get crappy skills offered. That means having at least one skill not at expert, which means at least two level ups in which I have some freedom to choose. Also, I try to pick skills and abilities as often through the game so that the pool of the latter is kept down so that it's easier to avoid the ones I don't want.
You don't want to make enemies in Nuclear Engineering. -- T. Pratchett
- Sir_Toejam
- Nightmare
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- Pixie
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- PhoenixReborn
- Round Table Hero
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This may be so, but I will not pay extra money for information that should be in the in-box manual. It's tough to make a strategy when I don't konw the percentages...still, I come up with a plan by looking at the skill wheel, and I am nearly always able to achieve my plan.sylvanllewelyn wrote:In the unofficial guides, they have the probabilities for getting each skill for each class. It's as much a probability game as how much you need a certain skill, and how you change your plans if you don't get a certain skill. There's a reason why this is a strategy game, not an RPG.
- Sir_Toejam
- Nightmare
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uh, pay extra money?... pay extra money for information that should be in the in-box manual
all the guides referred to are free.
both the fan made guide available at Ubi, and the CH guide available here.
both cover all the skills very well.
the fan-made guide goes into excruciating detail and has lots of perty pictures.
I prefer the CH manual for skills, simply because it's quicker to wade through.
did you need links?
- HodgePodge
- Round Table Knight
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I cheat! Yeah, nothing better than being able to CHOOSE for yourself what skills your Hero gets. Why can't those stupid developers allow YOU, the gamer, to choose what skills YOU want for your Hero? This omission has been a bone of contention in my craw & a bane of dissonance on my enjoyment ever since I started playing computer games, many moons ago.
- Omega_Destroyer
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