Difference between revisions of "Skill"

Revision as of 22:51, 3 August 2006

A Skill is commonly conceived as either:

A value that defines how profficient a character is on perform certain kind of action.
An action that certain character is able to perform, optionally having an embedded proficience value over this same action. These can be dividen on
- 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 profficient a character is on perform certain kind of action.
+*An action that certain character is able to perform, optionally having an embedded proficience value over this same action. These can be dividen on
+**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.
-*As an action that certain character is able to perform, optionally with an embedded proficience value on this same action.
+[[Category:features]]
-Skills may be active or passive
-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]]