OverconfidentMagi said
So is how I'm understanding it correct?With each 100 points of mastery your class increases a tier, giving you access to better stats and new abilities, but you can only get one of these new abilities immediately because you only get one perk point. Since the max mastery is 600, you only get 6 perk points that way. To actually be able to use all of the abilities in a tier with multiple, you would have to participate in special events or hunts to get additional perk points to spend.
Yep, that's basically the gist, but don't worry, special, simple events to make more perk points hhhappen a lot, so you won't be short on them, most of the time. For now, I am allowing players to use as many perk points as they want, as long as they don't go overboard. I'll give out perk points as the RP progresses too.
Lennon79 said
Right, so... I know they level separately but for comparison, roughly what Mastery level would a character have at levels 10, 25, 50 and 80? That would give us a good baseline to work with.
10, may reach even a 150 if they are dedicated to using their skills, but not such a fan of leveling up, as in, they want to first farm the class and then the level.
25, can reach 200 more easily, but starting from there, things get rougher, A LOT.
50, if they spend lots of time out hunting, they may reach 250, if they are the kind of guy who prefers to play rather than sleep, maybe can reach 300.
80 range from 300-350. No-lifes can reach 400.
