It benefits Agility a bit, while retaining the majority of the increases in Endurance. skill than to increase a high Major skill even further, but I don't have the formulas.ДЄ number of characters of mine have worn a light item or two along with mostly either medium or heavy armor. There's some nebulous point where it crosses, and it becomes easier to raise a low Misc. A Major skill gets more points for a successful action than a Minor, and a lot more than a Misc. Mixing Medium and Heavy just slows down both.ДЄt low skill levels, a skill requires less experience points to reach the next level. Wearing a mix of light and either of the other weights makes some sense, because they affect different Attributes. Latisha Fry Posts: 3399 Joined: Sat 6:42 am

*(and even when I do I don't bother keeping a mental count of modifiers I'll earn this level-up, that's just anti-immersive for me) Yhe character is going to end up a brutal death-dealer one way or another anyway, even the most sloppily played melee character will end up brutal in the end, and if the total AR is 50pts less than it could be - whatever, I'll live with it. With chars like this I don't care about the attribute raising*. He has a mix of medium, light and some parts are bare of armor altogether. Sometimes I'll just mix armor classes without any efficient plan at all, doing it just for looks. I'll favor an armor class depending on which attribute I most want to raise. If I'm mixing Light and Medium/Heavy, I'm mostly doing it to help with boosting both Agility and Endurance at level-ups. It's rare that I mix Medium with Heavy because the same thing happens to me as happens to Farengoth. When I mix armors for efficiency purposes, I tend to mix Light with either Medium or Heavy. Light Armor at 5 will raise to 6 with less hits taken than Major Heavy from 99 to 100, or.? Where's the limit? What's the formula?Д¬hica Cheve Posts: 3411 Joined: Sun 10:42 pm Just what is the ratio between this 'Majors are faster than Misc.' and 'Lower is faster than higher stat'? Surely a Misc. Are pauldrons and gauntlets/bracers always plain 5% and 5% or does it affect to this ratio if they're different quality? How does Unarmored affect the armor rating? So it's highly unlikely that they develop the very same time even if eveything's even at start. It's not that simple though, because the pounding you take can direct at any part of your body. It would seem that if you take for example a heavy cuirass and helmet (50%) and make other armor light (also 50%), and take both heavy and light as, say, Major skills, AND their starting numbers will be the same (like both Heavy and Light Armor are 35 once you've created your character), they SHOULD develop in the same time. All the others are 10%: helmet, pauldrons (5 and 5?), gauntlets/bracers (5 and 5?), greaves, boots and shield. but I'd like to know!ДЄnyway, cuirass is 40% of your armor rating. I don't actually know what is the relation of these two seemingly opposite factors. Against this, though, goes this: the higher a stat, the slower it developes.

Majors raise the fastest and miscellaneous the slowest. It mostly depends what your major, minor and miscellaneous skills are. I'll start answering something I can think of.

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