Role Play Game system

Gameplay
#1

I hope there will be somthing diferent than the classic rpg system where you will get enough experience to get level and skill point. I hope there will be somethnig like in Mount and Blade there was http://images.bit-tech.net/content_images/2011/05/mount-and-blade-with-fire-and-sword-review/fire-and-sword8.jpg Attributes and Skills which are the classic part which i think will be best not to use and ther is thid Proficiencies which was “upgrading” when i was doing this.

Example of what i mean:
I will do blacksmith so i gat better in strenght and blacksmithing. This make sense.

Example of clasic system:
i’m fighting get level and skill point and “buy” blacksmith skill. This make no sense.

But i think if there is clasic system already made or worked on it will be late. I simply don’t like the clasic system.

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#2

They’ve said on the website:
Your character is defined by your choices. Your abilities and stats grow depending on what you do.
You decide how you want to appear. […] There are no class restrictions, you can do anything you want to - Stand tall as
a brave knight in powerful armor, sneak behind enemy lines as an invisible thief, or win hearts as a popular bard.

Thats also what I like more than classic skill system

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#3

We go the “You get better at what you train” way :wink:

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#4

Sounds very good, it always breaks immersion for me if I play a RPG by using swordsmanship to solve the quests, but can invest skillpoints in whatever I want.

It’s a while since I played Oblivion, but didn’t that game have some sort of “You get better at what you train (with trainers) AND what you do often (in real situations)”?

#5

Yes this also what I expect.
But I hope that we don’t start the game with a character who have the strength, endurance and combat skill stats comparable to a children and 6 month (this his what I understood about the game period duration as it will be only summer season) after having super hero stats. I hope the progression will be more realistic.

#6

I like this approach very much. Question though: Will there be “trainer” NPCs? Will there be characters you can go to in order to learn a few “levels” in a skill in exchange for gold?

Personally I hope there are not trainers. Someone who can teach a modest skill improvement at the end of an epic questline might be appropriate. Or even better, someone who provides a needed component or access to a piece of equipment that Henry (our hero) can use to better his own skills with after completing a quest would be optimal.

#7

there are trainers. you will learn fighting that way in a safe environment, but my guess it that it probably doesn’t give you as much experience(in terms of rate of learning) as a real fight might.

#8

One of the devs did say something about “going to some famous trainer”, in the combat video I think. I think it was Viktor.

#9

i think that it would be cool if people talked about you in a certain way depending on how you handled a (random and scripted) situation. An example could be that a group of bandits raid a village that you happened to be in you have three choices: Run away,Talk to the bandits/bribe the bandits or you could help the peasants to fight them off. If you ran away then people would call you a coward on the other hand if you chose to fight off the bandits and win then people will call you a hero.

#10

I agree. Something like this is already in the works I think.

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