Nicolas Weeger wrote: > Hello. > > Been playing on Metalforge's test server, crossfire.metalforge.net > Pretty nice, new skill system seems to work fine. > > Small suggestion: for skills that can't have experience, like meditation > or levitation, don't show experience, since not applicable :) Well, doing that is a little bit of work to do. My personally thought is that all skills should have the potential to gain exp/levels in. Whether this is special quest rewards or just each time you use the skill (eg, meditate and get 5 exp in meditation). In tha later case, that exp should not contribute to your overall level. Thus, someone could start a character and meditate for 3 days straight and be level 30 in meditation, but still only a level 1 character. Arguably, all skills that incur no risk should perhaps not contribute anything to your overall exp (skills I can think of in this category are search, literacy, item identification skills, climbing, etc). Now one may ask what is the purpose of having a level in meditation: I could certainly see something that higher level means it takes less time or you get back more each time you meditate. Likewise, one could have something for levitation that you can only levitate for so long, before you need to rest. Higher levitation skill means you can levitate for longer or need less rest between attempts. If a player decides to log in and have there character meditate for 3 days, that's up to them. doesn't increase their overall exp, and is probalby no worse than some other abuses (set character up near a generator and have the character cast some spell periodically (eg, think of a level 10 character near an orc generate. Every 5 seconds or something it casts burning hands centered on himself. After a night of that, even at 10 exp/orc or whatever, you'd end up with a tidy amount of exp). _______________________________________________ crossfire-devel mailing list crossfire-devel at lists.real-time.com https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/crossfire-devel