Difference between revisions of "Skill"

Latest revision as of 10:52, 2 April 2010

A Skill is commonly conceived as either:

A value that defines how proficient a character is when performing a certain kind of action.
An action that certain character is able to perform, optionally having an embedded proficiency value over this same action. These can be divided into
- Active Skills: The character explicitly declares he is going to perform the skill, optionally defining different arguments for its execution.
- Passive Skills: These skills are used expontaneously or implicitly, without direct input from the character.

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-Skills may have a different meaning in roguelike games, some of the more common approaches are the following:
+A Skill is commonly conceived as either:
-*As a value that defines how good certain character is when he tries to perform certain kind of action.
+*A value that defines how proficient a character is when performing a certain kind of action.
+*An action that certain character is able to perform, optionally having an embedded proficiency value over this same action. These can be divided into
-*As an action that certain character is able to perform, optionally with an embedded proficience value on this same action.
+**Active Skills: The character explicitly declares he is going to perform the skill, optionally defining different arguments for its execution.
+**Passive Skills: These skills are used expontaneously or implicitly, without direct input from the character.
-Skills may be active or passive
+[[category:concepts]]
-Active Skills: The character must explicitly declare he is going to perform the skill, optionally defining different arguments for its execution.
-Passive Skills: These skills are used expontaneously or implicitly, without direct input from the character.
-[[category:features]]