5 Laws Anyone Working In Item Upgrading Should Know
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World of Warcraft Upgrades and Item Upgrading
Upgrades can increase the value of weapons, armors and rings. Upgrades can also boost bonuses like Crit chance and PvE Damage.
If the weapon's upgrade template is %, it will be able to gain an additional 3% of the previous damage each time it is upgraded.
The cost of upgrading an item is determined by the item's level. The cost increases as the item level increases.
Components
Upgrade components can be incorporated into trinkets, weapons and armor in order to give them a stat boost or add a bonus effect. These can be obtained by crafting, buying from vendors or trading with other players, or looting. Some upgrades also have specific cosmetic effects.
Upgrade components are only available to equipment with a slot. The item must be upgraded to blue before the component can be applied. Upgrade components, unlike other mods can only be applied only once. They are not able to be replaced or applied several times. Infusions and enrichments are a kind of upgrade component that can be used to upgrade non-amulet legendary or ascending equipment, as other items that are not ascended. Infusions and enrichments are recovered by salvaging ascended gear or completing an elite mission in the Prophecies, Factions and Nightfall campaigns.
An upgrade can have a prefix or suffix, modifying the name of the equipment with the upgrade (for example 'Canthan Armor Insignia" becomes Canthan Armor of Minor Vigor). Certain upgrades boost an item's Mark Level or Rarity, allowing players create stronger versions of that equipment using the smallest amount of Upgrade Crystals than would be required to reach the same upgrade level through normal methods.
A 'boost' upgrade can change the attack or defence characteristics of an armored weapon or. These upgrades can be made using the Portative Forging Station once the player completes the cutscene and defeats the Crazed Mechanic. These upgrades are available for purchase them from the cash shop, or by obtaining them from enemies when upgrading other equipment.
Each upgrade increases the probability that a better-quality version of the item will be revealed in the next reset. This gives players a reason to upgrade their gear, even when they're not sure what will be improved after a reset.
The process of upgrading an item can be expensive and it is likely that the item will be obsolete, or even break, if the upgrade fails. Upgrade Crystals and assist powder are also destroyed when the upgrade fails. Cash shop items can be used to minimize or eliminate the possibility of failure. Some upgrades also offer a bonus if they are reinserted.
Glyphs
Glyphs can be used to improve the Paragon Board by placing them in sockets with special functions. Glyphs buff the effectiveness of all nodes in the area around them as well as existing affixes on equipment. Glyphs can be upgraded in numerous ways. We recommend upgrading them as fast as you can to level 15.
It is commonplace to see in the final game that placing Glyphs is the best method to upgrade your gear. They are the only upgrade components that can be upgraded straight to level 15 and provide a large boost to your power and radius on the Paragon Board, enabling you to climb higher nodes faster.
Glyphs, the only upgrade component that can be removed without restriction and replaced with no restrictions are the most popular. The only exception is legendary equipment that requires a Black Lion Salvage Kit to salvage and re-place.
Each Glyph has a particular range of values it can improve a stat by, and the value is shown when you choose the Glyph in your inventory. You can replace it with another Glyph that is of the same or higher rank to boost the value of the Glyph.
You can find Glyphs in the Black Lion Trading Post, as part of a Gem Store purchase or bundle with certain tools for gathering unlimited use, and through Faction Crypt raids. Each Faction Crypt could drop one of these Glyphs. There are some rare glyphs which you can find in any of the Faction Crypts.
After you have acquired the desired Glyphs you'll require them to be put on your equipment. Each Glyph unlocks a bonus which will boost a specific set of stat nodes that are within the radius of the Glyph. It could be +40 for one of your primary stats or +25 for two of your secondary stats depending on the Glyph.
The use of a Glyph will boost all nodes that are linked to it, and you should aim to place your Glyphs near key nodes on the Graph to maximise the impact. Druids for instance should put their Glyphs close to their primary damage nodes. They might also want to consider placing them near their most critical damage nodes.
Leveling
The item upgrading system allows players to improve the stats of specific items by putting upgraded components inside them. This is commonly known as "upping". Each upgradeable item has a level that determines the final stats. Upgraded items may be leveled up to a maximum level of 385. Each item level requires a different amount of components to reach and the cost of upgrading increase as the item gets advanced in level.
Certain upgrades require a specific ingredient to activate. This ingredient can be obtained by the completion of Upgrade Recipes. These recipes are available in the upgrade tab of a crafting table or obtained from NPCs. Each completed Upgrade Recipe earns several Technology Points. These points can be used to the upgrading of an item. Once enough points are earned you'll be able to claim the upgrade and get its extra bonuses.
When an item is upgraded by a player, the base item is replaced by a new item of the same type. This means that the same armor piece will get a weapon or shield when upgraded. The new item will come with a bonus of its own. This can be a downside, as the item can be more expensive even if you do not require it.
Item upgrades can sometimes be rerolled, if the player has enough tokens to do so. The item will be replaced by a brand new one that is based on a level 1 base and totally different bonuses. This is useful for some items, but it's not something that should be done regularly, as it could waste lots of resources.
Some upgrades can increase their value and allow players to personalize their equipment. One example is Dolphin's Gift, which gives a buff when the player is repeatedly in and out of the water (or does not swim as dolphins). This can be upgraded several times, each time raising the max roll by 10 points. This item is very useful in PvP. A well-rolled version can be worth 50 times the value of the non-upgraded version.
Requirements
The ability to upgrade items allows players to increase the level of their available equipment--armor, weapons, and trinkets over ilvl 385 by presenting the appropriate items and currency to an item upgrader NPC. Upgrades to armor set pieces also increase its base defense and weapon upgrades items increase the damage they deal as well as their strength and dexterity.
Each item can be upgraded a maximum of five times, except for hero gear, which can be upgraded with eight upgrades. Every time you upgrade an item level upgrade, it has the chance to fail. The failure rate increases the more you go beyond the maximum amount of upgrades. Failures will result in the item reverting to its original state, which requires the player to spend additional resources than if they had stopped upgrading after the maximum amount.
If an item isn't upgraded the experience bar on the bar for growth will be reset to zero. In addition the item will be deducted any bonuses it gained such as crit chance, attack damage, as well as any other effects that are associated with that effect (for instance, a higher healing over time or the speed of reloading). The player can continue to use their weapon or armor after the failure.
If an item is upgraded, the upgrades are applied from lowest to highest. This means that should a weapon gain an increase in its crit chance, the increase is applied before any increase in attack damage. A new attribute called Slots is now added to the item upgrader definition and the value is recomputed each time an upgrade is made.
The amount of resources required to upgrade an item is determined on the rarity rating and the number of upgrade slots. The upgrade cost for non-premium items is the same as the base value of the upgrade--for instance, a typical equipment item could have five upgrades at a cost of 25,600 Technology Points and a 4x Quality Improvement Chance. Hero grade items will come with an incredibly lower cost for each additional upgrade.
Premium items could have different upgrade requirements from regular gear. For instance they may require less sowels, but they will require more minerals and orons. Whatever the case, players must visit the NPC [ArmorBoboko in Central Flarine. Boboko in Central Flarine with each piece of equipment they want to upgrade. In addition to the upgrade costs listed above, each equipment upgrade will require a different amount of the ingredients for upgrading.
Upgrades can increase the value of weapons, armors and rings. Upgrades can also boost bonuses like Crit chance and PvE Damage.
If the weapon's upgrade template is %, it will be able to gain an additional 3% of the previous damage each time it is upgraded.
The cost of upgrading an item is determined by the item's level. The cost increases as the item level increases.
Components
Upgrade components can be incorporated into trinkets, weapons and armor in order to give them a stat boost or add a bonus effect. These can be obtained by crafting, buying from vendors or trading with other players, or looting. Some upgrades also have specific cosmetic effects.
Upgrade components are only available to equipment with a slot. The item must be upgraded to blue before the component can be applied. Upgrade components, unlike other mods can only be applied only once. They are not able to be replaced or applied several times. Infusions and enrichments are a kind of upgrade component that can be used to upgrade non-amulet legendary or ascending equipment, as other items that are not ascended. Infusions and enrichments are recovered by salvaging ascended gear or completing an elite mission in the Prophecies, Factions and Nightfall campaigns.
An upgrade can have a prefix or suffix, modifying the name of the equipment with the upgrade (for example 'Canthan Armor Insignia" becomes Canthan Armor of Minor Vigor). Certain upgrades boost an item's Mark Level or Rarity, allowing players create stronger versions of that equipment using the smallest amount of Upgrade Crystals than would be required to reach the same upgrade level through normal methods.
A 'boost' upgrade can change the attack or defence characteristics of an armored weapon or. These upgrades can be made using the Portative Forging Station once the player completes the cutscene and defeats the Crazed Mechanic. These upgrades are available for purchase them from the cash shop, or by obtaining them from enemies when upgrading other equipment.
Each upgrade increases the probability that a better-quality version of the item will be revealed in the next reset. This gives players a reason to upgrade their gear, even when they're not sure what will be improved after a reset.
The process of upgrading an item can be expensive and it is likely that the item will be obsolete, or even break, if the upgrade fails. Upgrade Crystals and assist powder are also destroyed when the upgrade fails. Cash shop items can be used to minimize or eliminate the possibility of failure. Some upgrades also offer a bonus if they are reinserted.
Glyphs
Glyphs can be used to improve the Paragon Board by placing them in sockets with special functions. Glyphs buff the effectiveness of all nodes in the area around them as well as existing affixes on equipment. Glyphs can be upgraded in numerous ways. We recommend upgrading them as fast as you can to level 15.
It is commonplace to see in the final game that placing Glyphs is the best method to upgrade your gear. They are the only upgrade components that can be upgraded straight to level 15 and provide a large boost to your power and radius on the Paragon Board, enabling you to climb higher nodes faster.
Glyphs, the only upgrade component that can be removed without restriction and replaced with no restrictions are the most popular. The only exception is legendary equipment that requires a Black Lion Salvage Kit to salvage and re-place.
Each Glyph has a particular range of values it can improve a stat by, and the value is shown when you choose the Glyph in your inventory. You can replace it with another Glyph that is of the same or higher rank to boost the value of the Glyph.
You can find Glyphs in the Black Lion Trading Post, as part of a Gem Store purchase or bundle with certain tools for gathering unlimited use, and through Faction Crypt raids. Each Faction Crypt could drop one of these Glyphs. There are some rare glyphs which you can find in any of the Faction Crypts.
After you have acquired the desired Glyphs you'll require them to be put on your equipment. Each Glyph unlocks a bonus which will boost a specific set of stat nodes that are within the radius of the Glyph. It could be +40 for one of your primary stats or +25 for two of your secondary stats depending on the Glyph.
The use of a Glyph will boost all nodes that are linked to it, and you should aim to place your Glyphs near key nodes on the Graph to maximise the impact. Druids for instance should put their Glyphs close to their primary damage nodes. They might also want to consider placing them near their most critical damage nodes.
Leveling
The item upgrading system allows players to improve the stats of specific items by putting upgraded components inside them. This is commonly known as "upping". Each upgradeable item has a level that determines the final stats. Upgraded items may be leveled up to a maximum level of 385. Each item level requires a different amount of components to reach and the cost of upgrading increase as the item gets advanced in level.
Certain upgrades require a specific ingredient to activate. This ingredient can be obtained by the completion of Upgrade Recipes. These recipes are available in the upgrade tab of a crafting table or obtained from NPCs. Each completed Upgrade Recipe earns several Technology Points. These points can be used to the upgrading of an item. Once enough points are earned you'll be able to claim the upgrade and get its extra bonuses.
When an item is upgraded by a player, the base item is replaced by a new item of the same type. This means that the same armor piece will get a weapon or shield when upgraded. The new item will come with a bonus of its own. This can be a downside, as the item can be more expensive even if you do not require it.
Item upgrades can sometimes be rerolled, if the player has enough tokens to do so. The item will be replaced by a brand new one that is based on a level 1 base and totally different bonuses. This is useful for some items, but it's not something that should be done regularly, as it could waste lots of resources.
Some upgrades can increase their value and allow players to personalize their equipment. One example is Dolphin's Gift, which gives a buff when the player is repeatedly in and out of the water (or does not swim as dolphins). This can be upgraded several times, each time raising the max roll by 10 points. This item is very useful in PvP. A well-rolled version can be worth 50 times the value of the non-upgraded version.
Requirements
The ability to upgrade items allows players to increase the level of their available equipment--armor, weapons, and trinkets over ilvl 385 by presenting the appropriate items and currency to an item upgrader NPC. Upgrades to armor set pieces also increase its base defense and weapon upgrades items increase the damage they deal as well as their strength and dexterity.
Each item can be upgraded a maximum of five times, except for hero gear, which can be upgraded with eight upgrades. Every time you upgrade an item level upgrade, it has the chance to fail. The failure rate increases the more you go beyond the maximum amount of upgrades. Failures will result in the item reverting to its original state, which requires the player to spend additional resources than if they had stopped upgrading after the maximum amount.
If an item isn't upgraded the experience bar on the bar for growth will be reset to zero. In addition the item will be deducted any bonuses it gained such as crit chance, attack damage, as well as any other effects that are associated with that effect (for instance, a higher healing over time or the speed of reloading). The player can continue to use their weapon or armor after the failure.
If an item is upgraded, the upgrades are applied from lowest to highest. This means that should a weapon gain an increase in its crit chance, the increase is applied before any increase in attack damage. A new attribute called Slots is now added to the item upgrader definition and the value is recomputed each time an upgrade is made.
The amount of resources required to upgrade an item is determined on the rarity rating and the number of upgrade slots. The upgrade cost for non-premium items is the same as the base value of the upgrade--for instance, a typical equipment item could have five upgrades at a cost of 25,600 Technology Points and a 4x Quality Improvement Chance. Hero grade items will come with an incredibly lower cost for each additional upgrade.
Premium items could have different upgrade requirements from regular gear. For instance they may require less sowels, but they will require more minerals and orons. Whatever the case, players must visit the NPC [ArmorBoboko in Central Flarine. Boboko in Central Flarine with each piece of equipment they want to upgrade. In addition to the upgrade costs listed above, each equipment upgrade will require a different amount of the ingredients for upgrading.
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