Sdf code for giving skills

[Acky]

Is there an SDF code that gives you a free point in a skill?

[Dikiyoba]

Not really. You could find and reset the SDF for the few skills that you can improve in conversation (like the luck bonus from the mayor of Dillame) so you can get them multiple times, but if you're willing to go through that much trouble, you might as well just edit the scripts directly.

 

Dikiyoba.

[Acky]

Thanks for the tip.

[Luca]

Better yet you could play it without cheating.

That is all, one true cheater.

[The Mystic]

Originally Posted By: Dikiyoba

if you're willing to go through that much trouble, you might as well just edit the scripts directly.

Or use an editor.

[Acky]

Originally Posted By: Nebulan

Better yet you could play it without cheating.
That is all, one true cheater.

Are you saying its unethical to play a game with cheating that ones played at least a dozen times, completely soaking up every ounce of gameplay and story on can take?

[Luca]

Nebulan doubts you have done this, else you would already know the answer to your starting question.

That is all.

[Acky]

No, I don't ask for cheats unless I've played the game many times and "mastered it" and can safely say whether or not its a good game. Sort of my policy.

[Luca]

Nebulan sees you have answered a statement different from the one Nebulan gave you.

 

Or do you seem to be of the impression that there are different degrees of "mastery" to something. Diki is a master and you are too?

 

All this time Nebulan thought Master was a solid unchanging definition.

That is all.

 

[Dikiyoba]

Bah. Dikiyoba is clearly a Councilor.

[The Ratt]

It's true, she does give very good advice.

[Acky]

Originally Posted By: Nebulan

Nebulan sees you have answered a statement different from the one Nebulan gave you.

Or do you seem to be of the impression that there are different degrees of "mastery" to something. Diki is a master and you are too?

All this time Nebulan thought Master was a solid unchanging definition.
That is all.

Perhaps I did by mistake. Could you clear up what you mean than.

And what I meant by master is that you've played the game many many times(like I have) Gone threw the game in virually every different scenario(from Servile-missle rebal to Shock trooper/magic creations dependent Shaper) and fully understand and realize the game engines and mechanics. If anyone asked, I could give them a pretty good build for a character type(perticularly Warrior/Guardian, as that one I've been practicing the most.) I just chose not to because their are plenty of people doing so already. No point in shouting something if everyone else is doing so. See my point. I'm sure dikiyoba is probable better than me, but I still fill the "criteria" as a master in my book.

[Luca]

Nebulan shall reiterate,

Nebulan considers a state of mastery when you have experienced every possible outcome of a game, but also when you become fully aware of how the game works.

This is mostly directed to the [Nebulan shalln’t say that word] people that play Halo for the entire duration of the day and claim they know everything whilst simultaneously not possessing any knowledge to how computer programs work.

 

Basically Neb thinks if you’re a “master” you should know how a game works and thus know your original question about the skill point.

 

There’s nothing wrong with posting this thread, but Nebulan does not think you’re a master.

 

You have just given Neb an idea...

That is all.

[Lilith]

Originally Posted By: Nebulan

Nebulan shall reiterate,
Nebulan considers a state of mastery when you have experienced every possible outcome of a game, but also when you become fully aware of how the game works.
This is mostly directed to the [Nebulan shalln’t say that word] people that play Halo for the entire duration of the day and claim they know everything whilst simultaneously not possessing any knowledge to how computer programs work.

Does this also mean that a master race car driver ought to be able to build a Ferrari out of spare parts? Seriously, your definition of a master is kinda nutty.

[BlueRivets]

It's kinda nutty what you're willing to argue over...

[Acky]

Originally Posted By: BlueRivets

It's kinda nutty what you're willing to argue over...

Here in spiderweb, all is far game.

[Luca]

Originally Posted By: Thuryl

Does this also mean that a master race car driver ought to be able to build a Ferrari out of spare parts?

Nebulan does not recall metioning any, "If you know it you can build it" reference.
Neb did not say your a master if you can build one too, he jus said you should know how it works.

The race car driver should know what's inside the engine, Neb did not say he should know how to make another one.
Neb will say one more time the point he has made three times.

Originally Posted By: Nebulan

Basically Neb thinks if you're a 'master' you should know how a game works and thus know your original question about the skill point.

That is all.