PvP Loot Drop in the world will only be active for players in High Risk. Additionally, Battlegrounds will be a place where everyone can test their PvP mastery. If three high risk players want to run a dungeon with two no-risk players, they can, although the two groups will be unable to interact or even see each other until they phase into the dungeon. It is worth noting that High Risk and No Risk phases only apply to players in the open world, Cities, Battlegrounds, Dungeons, Raids, Guilds, etc will all be activities that all players can engage in, regardless of what phase they happen to be in. Players now have the choice of which style of play they'd like to engage in at any given time. In major cities and in Ratchet, players can find an NPC that can swap their phase, allowing High Risk players to take a breather in No Risk. If you chose No-Risk, you’ll only see other No-Risk players.Īdditionally, the Hybrid Risk system allows players to change their rule set at their leisure. If you chose High-Risk, you’ll only see other High-Risk players. While out in the open world, questing or slaying monsters, players will only see and interact with others who have selected the same phase. Once they choose, they’ll be placed in that ruleset’s ‘Phase’. Once level 20 is achieved, the player is given the choice on which style they’d like to play in. For those of you unfamiliar with the nuances, here’s a quick overview: The Hybrid Risk System is available at level 20, and can be switched in major cities.
While in No Risk mode, player’s won’t drop gear, and can use the Hybrid Risk System to better recuperate after a particularly devastating loss. Although players in No Risk mode won’t be able to loot gear off of World Monsters or participate in events like Crow’s Cache, they will have space to rest and recover before jumping back into High Risk. The Hybrid Risk System will offer a space for players to recover after a defeat. There, they’ll have some time to lick their wounds, farm up some gold, purchase new gear, and adjust their spec a little before leaping back into High Risk. However, with the Hybrid Risk System now in place, newer players on Laughing Skull will have the option, after losing a piece of gear, of jumping into No Risk. For new players especially, losing gear on High Risk meant the end of their adventure-one or two deaths and a few pieces of gear lost, and they’d hang up their cloaks for good. But its a super fun and interesting to make different builds and see how they turn out.Ascension Archives- Hybrid Risk System - Ascension Classless WoWįirst introduced in Season 3, the Hybrid Risk system allows players to switch seamlessly between High-Risk and No-Risk on the same realm, experiencing Ascension the way they want to, while still sharing things like battlegrounds, dungeons, auction houses, and towns.Įverybody loves winning gear in a PvP encounter! On the flip side, few people enjoy losing it. This is a seasonal realm, which means it will start over every couple of months. Draft seasonal realm: A realm where you get to pick between 3 completely random skills every 2nd level, until you hit 60.
You can also turn PvE gear into PvP gear, however not the other way around. All gear you get from players will be turned bloody. Normal (PvE power) and Bloody (PvP power). The better gear you got equipped, the better gear you can find in the open world from killing mobs. In the High Risk version, If you kill a player, you can grab 1-3 pieces of his gear, depending on how well geared he is compared to yourself. But the coolest of this is the world pvp system. There are Random Enchants to all your gear to buff all your talents etc. Currently roaming the Classic version of wow, with WotLK talent trees, this is super Pvp minded. Project Ascension offers a classless wow, where you can pick between all skills and talents from the game up until level 60 (currently). I am curious to see how many players here are playing or have been playing Project Ascension - Classless WoW.
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