Post by PotatoJedi on Oct 23, 2019 19:18:37 GMT
1. Boating, driving, piloting, riding, etc now works a bit differently. Instead of listing each and every single different type of vehicle that you have skill in, you're now instead skilled in a particular category which encompasses several different vehicles. It's split into 3 categories: Size, Tech and Terrain. Here is a handy table with examples as to what goes where, but most of it is fairly intuitive and doesn't require you to reference the table. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TIVsqjiUMmOH2J2-qnUu87DZpyVO7W7da9Kbd9qlotY/edit#gid=0
When transferring your old skills over to the new format, if you have 2 or more skills which would now fall under the same category, use the highest of the old skills as your new skill. Any points above base from the other skills can be allocated to a different category of your choice.
For example: if you have Motorcycle: 60 and Quadbike: 30, you would put 60 into Small, Modern, Land and (30-Learn) into some other category (such as Medium, Futuristic, Air for example). Adding points this way cannot bring a skill over 60.
2. Skillwhoring (or the new aptly named Skilltraining) can now be used for any skill, not just spells/amber/matrix abilities.
When transferring your old skills over to the new format, if you have 2 or more skills which would now fall under the same category, use the highest of the old skills as your new skill. Any points above base from the other skills can be allocated to a different category of your choice.
For example: if you have Motorcycle: 60 and Quadbike: 30, you would put 60 into Small, Modern, Land and (30-Learn) into some other category (such as Medium, Futuristic, Air for example). Adding points this way cannot bring a skill over 60.
2. Skillwhoring (or the new aptly named Skilltraining) can now be used for any skill, not just spells/amber/matrix abilities.