0xChase
Stone
- Joined
- Dec 1, 2011
- Location
- WA, United States
Will every enchantment available in vanilla Minecraft (http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Enchanting#Enchantment_Types) be usable on the Herocraft server? Most of them are fine, but it seems like some of them are a bit overpowered in a multiplayer setting, especially with the hero plugin.
For example, projectile protection—protection against projectiles, e.g. arrows—would make rangers near useless because their main means of damage is from their bow and arrows. There are also some enchantments like feather (which reduces falling damage) that seem to negate certain skills that are part of your path/profession, making that skill a waste (in this specific case, feather would negate tumble). Another one would be efficiency, which increases mining speeds. At higher levels of that enchantment, you break blocks near instantaneously, which would make the entire miner profession obsolete (as their +70% mining speed is the only reason to choose that profession).
I'm also curious to know how damage values have been converted from the vanilla Minecraft HP system to the Herocraft HP system. For example, "Sharpness", which adds up to "1.5 hearts" in extra damage per level. Hearts in the Herocraft system represent a percentage of your maximum health, and as such the amount "1.5 hearts" is equal to varies depending on class and level. I'm sure that has been taken into account, just curious as to what exactly the damage values are that those types of skills have been converted to.
Sorry if this has all been explained somewhere else, I looked around on the forums and on the wiki but couldn't find anything on it. Thanks for taking the time to read through this. I really want to choose Enchanter as my profession, but I want to make sure that I have a decent range of enchanting options and that I won't get gimped once I pick it.
tl;dr: How do enchantments work in Herocraft? Have any been excluded, and have new ones been added? How have some been converted from their original values to work with the Herocraft plugin?
For example, projectile protection—protection against projectiles, e.g. arrows—would make rangers near useless because their main means of damage is from their bow and arrows. There are also some enchantments like feather (which reduces falling damage) that seem to negate certain skills that are part of your path/profession, making that skill a waste (in this specific case, feather would negate tumble). Another one would be efficiency, which increases mining speeds. At higher levels of that enchantment, you break blocks near instantaneously, which would make the entire miner profession obsolete (as their +70% mining speed is the only reason to choose that profession).
I'm also curious to know how damage values have been converted from the vanilla Minecraft HP system to the Herocraft HP system. For example, "Sharpness", which adds up to "1.5 hearts" in extra damage per level. Hearts in the Herocraft system represent a percentage of your maximum health, and as such the amount "1.5 hearts" is equal to varies depending on class and level. I'm sure that has been taken into account, just curious as to what exactly the damage values are that those types of skills have been converted to.
Sorry if this has all been explained somewhere else, I looked around on the forums and on the wiki but couldn't find anything on it. Thanks for taking the time to read through this. I really want to choose Enchanter as my profession, but I want to make sure that I have a decent range of enchanting options and that I won't get gimped once I pick it.
tl;dr: How do enchantments work in Herocraft? Have any been excluded, and have new ones been added? How have some been converted from their original values to work with the Herocraft plugin?
