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| − | [[Issue 13]] added the ability for characters to have | + | [[Issue 13]] added the ability for characters to have two [[build]]s, and [[Issue 19]]'s [[Alpha Slot]] introduced a third build. Each build allows the character to have completely separate power choices and associated power trays. |
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=== List of Build Similarities === | === List of Build Similarities === | ||
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* Primary and Secondary [[:Category:Powersets|powersets]] remain the same, just like when [[Power Respecification|respecifying]]. | * Primary and Secondary [[:Category:Powersets|powersets]] remain the same, just like when [[Power Respecification|respecifying]]. | ||
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=== List of Build Differences === | === List of Build Differences === | ||
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* Just like a respec, [[Power Pools]] and [[Ancillary Power Pools]]/[[Patron Power Pools]] can be different. | * Just like a respec, [[Power Pools]] and [[Ancillary Power Pools]]/[[Patron Power Pools]] can be different. | ||
* [[Enhancements]] in one build cannot be copied to the other build. A character must purchase/create enhancements for each build. | * [[Enhancements]] in one build cannot be copied to the other build. A character must purchase/create enhancements for each build. | ||
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== History == | == History == | ||
| − | The initial implementation of Multiple Builds | + | The initial implementation of Multiple Builds limited characters to 2 builds. Because the initial implementation only allows two builds, many call them Dual Builds. "Dual Builds" redirects here. |
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* [[Issue 13]] | * [[Issue 13]] | ||
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* [[Power Respecification]] | * [[Power Respecification]] | ||
[[Category:Gameplay]] | [[Category:Gameplay]] | ||
Revision as of 18:44, 30 November 2010
Overview
Issue 13 added the ability for characters to have two builds, and Issue 19's Alpha Slot introduced a third build. Each build allows the character to have completely separate power choices and associated power trays.
Details
How it Works
- Switchable Builds are available at level 10.
- Any time a character visits a Trainer, one of the options will be to change builds.
- Builds can be changed once every 15 minutes.
- All powers will have their recharge time reset when changing builds.
- Changing builds as fast as possible will take a total of 30 minutes. All but the longest recharging powers will have recharged by then.
List of Build Similarities
- Primary and Secondary powersets remain the same, just like when respecifying.
- Experience is the same from one build to another, and Combat Levels are the same.
- Security/Threat Levels are not, see below
- Power tray numbers and window positions.
List of Build Differences
- Just like a respec, Power Pools and Ancillary Power Pools/Patron Power Pools can be different.
- Enhancements in one build cannot be copied to the other build. A character must purchase/create enhancements for each build.
- Security/Threat Levels
- Unlike a respec, each build has to be trained up separately.
- Each build always has the same amount of earned experience, but alternate builds will not train up alongside the active build.
- When choosing an alternate build for the first time, the character will start at Security/Threat Level 1 and will have to be trained up, level by level.
- Additionally, each build requires training when switched to it, if the character has gained levels since the last time the build was used.
- Unlike a respec, each build has to be trained up separately.
- Power tray content is kept separate.
- Moved powers and macros do not get saved across builds. Each build saves and uses its own data.
- Macros and Temporary Powers do not automatically get added to the other build's power trays and must be added manually.
Respecifying and Multi-Builds
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- Respecs are kept track of on a per character basis, not a per build.
- Using a respec on one build does not carry over to the other build.
Epic Archetypes
- Peacebringers' and Warshades' (HEATs) primary and secondary powersets can be leveled up differently on each build.
- A Kheldian can be all human on one build and utilize forms on another, or any other combination possible.
- Soldiers of Arachnos (VEATs) primary and secondary powersets, while split into 3 sections, can be leveled up differently on each build.
- A Soldier can have Crab Spider training on one build, and Bane Spider training on another. However, they will lose display of the Bane Spider cape, and have the Crab Spider legs on both builds.
History
The initial implementation of Multiple Builds limited characters to 2 builds. Because the initial implementation only allows two builds, many call them Dual Builds. "Dual Builds" redirects here.
