The exception is if you need to make money for enchants or health potions. Again, it is exponential! Eventually you are skipping millions of levels, and assuming you're upgrading your equipment it will still be in the range of your character's ability.ġ) No enchanting for anything other than sockets for gems. At that point you are able to go up 2 dungeon levels at a time until about level 40 and then it increases to 3. The exponential formula only matters once you hit dungeon level 21, so don't bother using it until then. Step 6) Repeat until you hit a dungeon level cap and then you win! To get to the cheat menu press ctr + shift + ` and a question mark will appear on the lefthand side of the screen. Step 5) From the town use the cheat "descend y" This means your current max dungeon level is increased by 5% and then rounded up. (This will make more sense in the next step) I use an exponential formula for determining the next dungeon level. Step 4) This is where it might get interesting. Step 2) Determine if gear from quest is worth using (if yes then just cancel quest) I will divide my playstyle into six steps, an algorithm if you will. If you're playing a version that doesn't allow cheats then get a version that does, I guess these things aren't meant to be investigated so deeply, but I find myself wondering about them as I miss an enemy ten times in a row.įirst of all, I use cheats. But is there a table of values anywhere for how hit chance increases with the attack value? Does it vary between weapons? If not, it seems like the game would be really skewed in favor of faster weapons that hit more often, as well as toward spells.ĭoes renown do anything other than make higher-tier items useable? I know you have to have certain renown levels to use the legendary items, but does it do anything like lower merchant prices, increase enchant probabilities, etc? How does the attack rating work? I get that dex increases attack which increases chance to hit, that's pretty simple. Is that an added 10% block chance for 18% or a multiplied 10% block chance for 8.8%? How do percentages stack? For example, I've got like 8% block chance on this character, but his shield says it adds 10% block chance. Now I'm replaying Undiscovered Realms and it's giving me more trouble! So I've got some questions about how the game works, if anybody really knows:
I don't think I ever played hardcore, but I remember being 8 or 9 and reaching the final bosses no sweat just by equipping whatever weapons and armor had the highest number attached to it, lol. I used to play these games a lot when I was a kid and absolutely breezed through them, even on the higher difficulties.
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