How to Skill up Vigour
#1I have recieved the ability Vigour. I do not knowhow to skill it up. I have had it for 5 lvels and I am a rogue and have dual wield. I havent gotten a single skill up yet! How do I level this ability?! please help me
Re: How to Skill up Vigour
#2Vigour determines your ability to dodge offensive DoT & Debuff skills, like Rend, Vines, Barbed Shot, and Deluge. You can increase you Vigour skill by fighting enemies that cast these sort of spells.
DonkeyPunch (Rogue) - Lvl 150
BilboBaggins (Mage) - Lvl 130
JiggaGlow (Druid) - Lvl 128
Morrigan, Clan Avalon
BilboBaggins (Mage) - Lvl 130
JiggaGlow (Druid) - Lvl 128
Morrigan, Clan Avalon
Re: How to Skill up Vigour
#3Clarifying Question: Do you need to Dodge something to skill from it? NOT Vigour, but my Reflex (or what ever skills up on Bolas) goes up even when I don't dodge a bolas from those Trappers in Shalemont.Vigour determines your ability to dodge offensive DoT & Debuff skills, like Rend, Vines, Barbed Shot, and Deluge. You can increase you Vigour skill by fighting enemies that cast these sort of spells.
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Re: How to Skill up Vigour
#4Mariner91, I posted this at the end of July:
http://www.onethumbmobile.com/celticher ... 832#p84127
The rest of that post is irrelevant to the conversation at hand, but here's the link:Has anyone else noticed the inconsistency between training your skills (weapons, magic, etc.) versus the evasive abilities (fortitude, warding, etc.)? With skills the logic seems to be "practice makes perfect", where every time you use the ability successfully (cast a skill, hit an enemy) you have a chance for the ability to increase. With the passive evasion abilities, the logic seems to be "whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger", where you only gain skill in these abilities if you fail to evade/resist. Or, to simplify:
- Congratulations, you hit the enemy with your stick. You are now better at hitting enemies with sticks.
- Congratulations, you just took a direct hit from the enemy's fireball. You are now better at avoiding fireballs.
http://www.onethumbmobile.com/celticher ... 832#p84127
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Re: How to Skill up Vigour
#5Thank you Aleph, as always!
Maybe the reasoning behind this is: If you level up by Avoiding an enemy attack, you may never get the skill off the ground
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Maybe the reasoning behind this is: If you level up by Avoiding an enemy attack, you may never get the skill off the ground
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Re: How to Skill up Vigour
#6For your standard abilities, your attack does not need to land (e.g., you can miss) and your weapon ability can still increase. In my experience, it is the same for resistance abilities -- you don't need to evade an attack, you simply need to have a particular type of attack used against you and that type of resistance ability has the potential to increase.
DonkeyPunch (Rogue) - Lvl 150
BilboBaggins (Mage) - Lvl 130
JiggaGlow (Druid) - Lvl 128
Morrigan, Clan Avalon
BilboBaggins (Mage) - Lvl 130
JiggaGlow (Druid) - Lvl 128
Morrigan, Clan Avalon
Re: How to Skill up Vigour
#7You can learn from your mistakes.
In this case:
Mistake-Swing missed
Learned-Try not to miss, (sword) ability goes up.
Mistake-hit by firebolt
Learned-Evade it next time, evasion ability goes up.
In this case:
Mistake-Swing missed
Learned-Try not to miss, (sword) ability goes up.
Mistake-hit by firebolt
Learned-Evade it next time, evasion ability goes up.
