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You can read a million of these guides and learn everything about EVE Online in the process, but nothing will help you grasp the game faster than flying alongside real players. I never saw them in any beta.In most MMOs, playing by yourself is pretty easy, but taking that same approach in EVE Online is a shortcut to boredom and self-loathing. "second class special abilities", like spycraft, trader and such are, I guess, signs of early development to-do things, that never made it to the game (unless they appear in the final game, but I doubt that). We'll have to see when the game comes out. But considering Diraya's bio, which seems to be the hero with this ability (and the very name of the ability), I'd say it may be changed to a bonus to wasp swarm, as you suggest. In game (open beta) description says "Call of the Wasp" gives a bonus to Haste spell (2% per hero level).
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I guess that's a free level-up, meaning the hero gains the necessary experience to next level. I never tried Dark Revelation, so I can't really answer. That may not seem much, but that would forgetting all the fun with abilities. A level 1 hero also comes with 1 skill already learned (depending on the hero), which leaves four slots to fill.
That includes its racial skill (which is already known by every hero). Let's try to get you some answers, crepus: Send Instant Message | Send E-Mail | View Profile | PP | Quote Reply | Link I hate it when that kind of limitations are put onto the gameplay, forcing you to make decission you wouldn't have done otherwise.
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The Heroes V system with Skills and Subskills is not as bad as the Heroes III system - but there are still some problems - and what REALLY bugs me is that sometimes, you'll need a sub-skill from an area to qualify for an upgrade - and you have to choose that other skill, even though you have no interest in it! For instance, in order to have my mage aquire the 'Absolute Wizardry' power associated with the Artificer skill, he will have to master 'Elemental Overkill' of the summoning skill - a skill I might possibly not want to learn at all if I had the choice given freely. If I was forced to choose one of them, it could really destroy the game, because this would meen I had to let go of another usefull skill. Think back to Heroes III - some skills like Sorcery, Mysticism, Eagle Eye, Ballistics and Tactics really sucked. Of course, you might prefer one or another depending on your strategy, but there were NO really useless skills. Why? - because ALL THE SKILLS WERE USEFULL. I was never really keen on Heroes IV - but the one thing I REALLY liked was the skill system. I really like the fact that the skills offered to the different classes are different - BUT there are some things I'm really dissapointed in.
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