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I remember playing this game up until the MC went into the MMO world and then it ended shortly after, is the current version in this thread with more content or is it still the same version?
There's more. Enough content to warrant a download imo.I remember playing this game up until the MC went into the MMO world and then it ended shortly after, is the current version in this thread with more content or is it still the same version?
Who cares about the pr0n? I am here for the story, well...Is the gallery mod up to date? So the 4 scenes are all hscenes the game has for now? Just to make sure :F
This has been something I've wondered for a while. Like, how do you level up in Eternum?Now MC just has to figure out if he has enough XP to hit level... 2.![]()
If i had to guess, skills, health(resistance) and magic, but it's a bit strange, as depending on the world/server things like magic are not allowed iirc.If the physicality of the character and their skills and such are based off of you as a person and what you can do in real life... then is all leveling up based off gaining magic abilities and items? The game doesn't seem to have hit points or other characteristics like that, or does it?
Depends of how the exp is split, if it is per dmg done/contribution or something like that, the MC will have not much of that last battle.Edit: For example, the MC (as far as the game should be concerned, he was in the party) helped kill an ogre. He also solved a quest and was a part of the party that just killed several other players and two praetorians. He should have a bunch of exp from all that. But if it's all tied to magic items and loot, well, the MC has broken the main rule of a looter game. He hasn't looted anyone that has died around him. So, no level if you don't loot?
All good questions. It would seems so. Which would make the game a mess IRL, mostly limited to fit sport types who are usually not the most invested in videogaming.If you're high level in the game, do you still need to be on top physically irl?![]()
I guess that it depends on your build, if you go for a physical one you probably need to have the equivalent RL stats to be able to use your full potential in game, whereas a magical or shooter build probably doesn't demand much from your RL counterpart.If you're high level in the game, do you still need to be on top physically irl?![]()
That was my thoughts as well to some extent. Its why I'm wondering if leveling up is tied to items and just time spent alive in game as opposed to actually exp your get from kills and quests.I guess that it depends on your build, if you go for a physical one you probably need to have the equivalent RL stats to be able to use your full potential in game, whereas a magical or shooter build probably doesn't demand much from your RL counterpart.
is it like a reputation system? Not like levels give you stats kinda levels but levels will tell how active in the ame you are and how far did you reach in your skills and master them kinda levels?Actually does level even matter? does it make a difference if you're low or a high level do you unlock a skin if you reach a specific level get some money? a weapon? what do we benefit from leveling up? we saw how the MC just started the game and he already did all this things even his friends are surprised i guess he himself is surprised. i think the level is just a number to show how the person is doing in the game and i believe that the MC is gonna be a high level soon
I thought, your physical „stats“ in the real world only dictate with what you start out. Like rolling for a character but your base stats are dependent on how you are irl. Likewise, leveling up makes it possible to deviate from your irl skills by making you stronger than you are outside of the game. Because, I don‘t think anyone is able to catch an arrow midair in the real world.If you're high level in the game, do you still need to be on top physically irl?![]()