Skills! I don't have many of them in yet. The idea is to have a bunch of choices in the Adventurer class tree, before you change your class to something else. With that said it's hard to think of 'general' skills that could be with you into future classes... #indiegame - ThreadSky

maytch.bsky.social • 24 days ago

Skills! I don't have many of them in yet. The idea is to have a bunch of choices in the Adventurer class tree, before you change your class to something else. With that said it's hard to think of 'general' skills that could be with you into future classes... #indiegame

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simplekid.bsky.social•24 days ago

It could be interesting to have the Adventurer skills be the most basic skills from each advanced class. That way you can get a taste of what each advanced class has to offer before committing to mastering one path.

damnvier.bsky.social•24 days ago

Got some Ideas
1 Gives you a Map 2 Shows Questgoals on the map
1 lets you see the HP values of monsters 2 their resistences (Taming chance?) 3 The dropchances for Items
Discount on services from NPCs

damnvier.bsky.social•24 days ago

1 use skill to loot everything near your character 2 Autoloot defeated enemys
Dont know if you already plan a class with pets buut:
You try to befriend any non-Boss monster. Befriended monsters will follow you around and will not engage in combat- 30 sec channel time

saryin.bsky.social•24 days ago

Also, if you do decide to go map-less, a Pathfinder skill like from EverQuest would be useful as an Adventurer

maytch.bsky.social•24 days ago

What did it do? Did it point towards an objective?

saryin.bsky.social•24 days ago

It drew a spirit line to the quest or certain clickable targets, while increasing your movement speed, with each level increasing the duration of the buff

maytch.bsky.social•24 days ago

Could be something to experiment with. I remember fable 2 + 3 had a golden trail everywhere bet it kinda spoilt it

saryin.bsky.social•24 days ago

Why not do a line of maintenance skills that help every advanced class? Like, Sharpen for attack, or Fleet Foot for low movement speed and low evasion. A Push skill might be helpful for casters down the line

maytch.bsky.social•24 days ago

Ohh interesting. Sharpen like a temporary damage boost? Push could be good too yeah

saryin.bsky.social•24 days ago

Attack boost, yeah. But a skill like that might break advanced classes as being a "must-have" meta skill. So maybe it boosts only the next attack 🤔

rasamuraix.bsky.social•24 days ago

Cant think of anything helpful for the skill sitch, but I will offer some other words.

Love the healing animation. Very cute, very satisfying.

I love your overall style so far, especially how it looks like the avatar is just looking off into the distance like a badass from certain angles.

rasamuraix.bsky.social•24 days ago

Keep leveling up, Legend 💪🏻

rathael.bsky.social•24 days ago

I'll second the idea of having some of the Adventurer skills be akin to dabbling in each of the options. Especially if those skills are useful for more than one class. It might also work out to have some of them be Jack of All Trades-style skills, since everyone can use status cures, movement, etc.

rathael.bsky.social•24 days ago

I'm also a sucker for minor buffs applied out of or right before combat. Tree of Savior had a skill that buffed your next X basic attacks and it was a favorite of mine. "Advanced item use" is also a fun thing for general adventuring, such as basic traps or getting more out of common consumables.

neidnex.bsky.social•23 days ago

Is this game released? 🤔

drunkiel.bsky.social•24 days ago

Will fireball be one of the skills?

shiffer.bsky.social•23 days ago

one solution is giving a basic skill that ends up getting morphed or heavily altered by the other classes

like a bash for adventurer, but if they change class to knight it gets altered into another ability like "heavy bash" or the knight gets a passive that allows "bash" to stun

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