Breakage - Revision history

VANKRASN39: /* Resources */ add link

2018-05-09T17:07:46Z

Resources: add link

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	==Resources==		==Resources==
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			*[http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Game%20Design%20Discussions/Damage%20and%20Repair/view Officials folder]

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	The '''Breakage''' system is an unreleased system that is currently on hold~~, perhaps~~ indefinitely. There is a lot of controversy in such a system, as currently weapons and armor cannot break and do not require repair. Breakage and repair will require [[silver coin]]s, and catastrophic failure, it is believed, might result in the permanent loss of high-value weaponry or armor, which would not be well received by the gaming community.		The '''Breakage''' system is an unreleased system that is currently on hold indefinitely. There is a lot of controversy in such a system, as currently weapons and armor cannot break and do not require repair. Breakage and repair will require [[silver coin]]s, and catastrophic failure, it is believed, might result in the permanent loss of high-value weaponry or armor, which would not be well received by the gaming community.

	Due to the unreleased nature of breakage, it is not known exactly how the system will work. However, it is believed that catastrophic failure will only occur if an [[open roll]] exceeds the current durability of the item contested. For certain arms and armor, the durability value can be quite high, made even higher when created by stronger materials, such as [[golvern]]. The only time an open roll would be made against a weapon or suit of armor is if its strength is lower than the contested weapon or armor, hence items with higher strength values would have their durability contested more rarely than those with a low strength.		Due to the unreleased nature of breakage, it is not known exactly how the system will work. However, it is believed that catastrophic failure will only occur if an [[open roll]] exceeds the current durability of the item contested. For certain arms and armor, the durability value can be quite high, made even higher when created by stronger materials, such as [[golvern]]. The only time an open roll would be made against a weapon or suit of armor is if its strength is lower than the contested weapon or armor, hence items with higher strength values would have their durability contested more rarely than those with a low strength.

VANKRASN39: add resources section

2017-03-17T21:58:07Z

add resources section

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	Due to the unreleased nature of breakage, it is not known exactly how the system will work. However, it is believed that catastrophic failure will only occur if an [[open roll]] exceeds the current durability of the item contested. For certain arms and armor, the durability value can be quite high, made even higher when created by stronger materials, such as [[golvern]]. The only time an open roll would be made against a weapon or suit of armor is if its strength is lower than the contested weapon or armor, hence items with higher strength values would have their durability contested more rarely than those with a low strength.		Due to the unreleased nature of breakage, it is not known exactly how the system will work. However, it is believed that catastrophic failure will only occur if an [[open roll]] exceeds the current durability of the item contested. For certain arms and armor, the durability value can be quite high, made even higher when created by stronger materials, such as [[golvern]]. The only time an open roll would be made against a weapon or suit of armor is if its strength is lower than the contested weapon or armor, hence items with higher strength values would have their durability contested more rarely than those with a low strength.

			==Resources==
			*[[/saved posts\|Saved posts]]

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2015-02-09T23:09:04Z

remove category

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	Due to the unreleased nature of breakage, it is not known exactly how the system will work. However, it is believed that catastrophic failure will only occur if an [[open roll]] exceeds the current durability of the item contested. For certain arms and armor, the durability value can be quite high, made even higher when created by stronger materials, such as [[golvern]]. The only time an open roll would be made against a weapon or suit of armor is if its strength is lower than the contested weapon or armor, hence items with higher strength values would have their durability contested more rarely than those with a low strength.		Due to the unreleased nature of breakage, it is not known exactly how the system will work. However, it is believed that catastrophic failure will only occur if an [[open roll]] exceeds the current durability of the item contested. For certain arms and armor, the durability value can be quite high, made even higher when created by stronger materials, such as [[golvern]]. The only time an open roll would be made against a weapon or suit of armor is if its strength is lower than the contested weapon or armor, hence items with higher strength values would have their durability contested more rarely than those with a low strength.

	[[Category:Basic Mechanics]]

GS4-KEIOS: 1 revision: Krakiipedia Import

2014-12-31T17:06:17Z

1 revision: Krakiipedia Import

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PRICKLIES: spelling & minor grammar

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spelling & minor grammar

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	The '''Breakage''' system is an unreleased system that is currently on hold, perhaps ~~indefinately~~. There is a lot of ~~contversy~~ in such a system, as currently weapons and armor cannot break and do not require repair. Breakage and repair will require [[silver coin]]s, and catastrophic failure, it is believed, might result in the permanent loss of high-value weaponry or armor, which would not be well ~~recieved~~ by the gaming community.		The '''Breakage''' system is an unreleased system that is currently on hold, perhaps indefinitely. There is a lot of controversy in such a system, as currently weapons and armor cannot break and do not require repair. Breakage and repair will require [[silver coin]]s, and catastrophic failure, it is believed, might result in the permanent loss of high-value weaponry or armor, which would not be well received by the gaming community.

	Due to the unreleased nature of breakage, it is not known exactly how the system will work. However, it is believed that catastrophic failure will only occur if an [[open roll]] exceeds the current durability of the item contested, ~~which~~ ~~for~~ certain arms and armor, the durability value can be quite high, made even higher when created by stronger materials, such as [[golvern]]. The only time an open roll would be made against a weapon or suit of armor is if its strength is lower than the contested weapon or armor, hence items with higher strength values would have their durability contested more rarely than those with a low strength.		Due to the unreleased nature of breakage, it is not known exactly how the system will work. However, it is believed that catastrophic failure will only occur if an [[open roll]] exceeds the current durability of the item contested. For certain arms and armor, the durability value can be quite high, made even higher when created by stronger materials, such as [[golvern]]. The only time an open roll would be made against a weapon or suit of armor is if its strength is lower than the contested weapon or armor, hence items with higher strength values would have their durability contested more rarely than those with a low strength.

	[[Category:Basic Mechanics]]		[[Category:Basic Mechanics]]

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2006-10-21T05:48:43Z

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{{Not-yet-implemented|system}}

The '''Breakage''' system is an unreleased system that is currently on hold, perhaps indefinately. There is a lot of contversy in such a system, as currently weapons and armor cannot break and do not require repair. Breakage and repair will require [[silver coin]]s, and catastrophic failure, it is believed, might result in the permanent loss of high-value weaponry or armor, which would not be well recieved by the gaming community.

Due to the unreleased nature of breakage, it is not known exactly how the system will work. However, it is believed that catastrophic failure will only occur if an [[open roll]] exceeds the current durability of the item contested, which for certain arms and armor, the durability value can be quite high, made even higher when created by stronger materials, such as [[golvern]]. The only time an open roll would be made against a weapon or suit of armor is if its strength is lower than the contested weapon or armor, hence items with higher strength values would have their durability contested more rarely than those with a low strength.

[[Category:Basic Mechanics]]