PvE - Revision history

Henry at 05:01, 16 August 2020

2020-08-16T05:01:41Z

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	Player versus environment (PvE) is a type of interactive conflict within a game where players compete against computer controlled opponents. It differs from [[PvP]] which is player versus player. These are the two foundational modes of game-play which often drive how players design their ~~character~~ builds.		Player versus environment (PvE) is a type of interactive conflict within a game where players compete against computer controlled opponents. It differs from [[PvP]] which is player versus player. These are the two foundational modes of game-play which often drive how players design their [[Character]] [[:Category:Builds\|builds]].

	PvE builds are typically more versatile with multiple skills but are not optimized for the most competitive combat between players. PvE ~~characters~~ are often trained in some [[Professions]] and usually ~~don't~~ need to use ~~drugs~~. Players who start the game casually, usually register a build that is PvE by default.		PvE [[:Category:Builds\|builds]] are typically more versatile with multiple skills but are not optimized for the most competitive combat between players. PvE [[Character]]s are often trained in some [[Professions]] and usually have less need to use [[Drugs]]. Players who start the game casually, usually register a [[:Category:Builds\|build]] that is PvE by default.

	Meanwhile, [[PvP]] builds are elite fighters often with high [[Luck]] and higher chance to do critical damage, with mostly combat perks. [[PvP]] builds are carefully designed for the most competitive combat, and nearly always use [[Drugs]]. This includes [[Sneak]] ~~characters~~ if built properly. Players who do not carefully design a build will not usually end up with a proper [[PvP]] build, but a PvE build or a "broken build" at best.		Meanwhile, [[PvP]] builds are elite fighters often with high [[Luck]] and higher chance to do critical damage, with mostly combat perks. [[PvP]] [[:Category:Builds\|builds]] are carefully designed for the most competitive combat, and nearly always use [[Drugs]]. This includes [[Sneak]] [[Character]]s if built properly. Players who do not carefully design a [[:Category:Builds\|build]] will not usually end up with a proper [[PvP]] build, but a PvE build or a "broken build" at best.

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Player_versus_player		http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Player_versus_player

	[[Category:Combat]]		[[Category:Combat]]

Henry at 22:56, 1 October 2016

2016-10-01T22:56:33Z

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	PvE builds are typically more versatile with multiple skills but are not optimized for the most competitive combat between players. PvE characters are often trained in some [[Professions]] and usually don't need to use drugs. Players who start the game casually, usually register a build that is PvE by default.		PvE builds are typically more versatile with multiple skills but are not optimized for the most competitive combat between players. PvE characters are often trained in some [[Professions]] and usually don't need to use drugs. Players who start the game casually, usually register a build that is PvE by default.

	Meanwhile, [[PvP]] builds are elite fighters often with high [[Luck]] and higher chance to do critical damage, with mostly combat perks. [[PvP]] builds are carefully designed for the most competitive combat. This includes [[Sneak]] characters if built properly. Players who do not carefully design a build will not usually end up with a proper [[PvP]] build, but a PvE build or a "broken build" at best.		Meanwhile, [[PvP]] builds are elite fighters often with high [[Luck]] and higher chance to do critical damage, with mostly combat perks. [[PvP]] builds are carefully designed for the most competitive combat, and nearly always use [[Drugs]]. This includes [[Sneak]] characters if built properly. Players who do not carefully design a build will not usually end up with a proper [[PvP]] build, but a PvE build or a "broken build" at best.

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

Prof. Torr: Added Category:Combat.

2015-04-30T14:43:56Z

Added Category:Combat.

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	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Player_versus_player		http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Player_versus_player

	[[Category:~~Builds~~]]		[[Category:Combat]]

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Player versus environment (PvE) is a type of interactive conflict within a game where players compete against computer controlled opponents. It differs from [[PvP]] which is player versus player. These are the two foundational modes of game-play which often drive how players design their character builds.

PvE builds are typically more versatile with multiple skills but are not optimized for the most competitive combat between players. PvE characters are often trained in some [[Professions]] and usually don't need to use drugs. Players who start the game casually, usually register a build that is PvE by default.

Meanwhile, [[PvP]] builds are elite fighters often with high [[Luck]] and higher chance to do critical damage, with mostly combat perks. [[PvP]] builds are carefully designed for the most competitive combat. This includes [[Sneak]] characters if built properly. Players who do not carefully design a build will not usually end up with a proper [[PvP]] build, but a PvE build or a "broken build" at best.

== Sources ==

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Player_versus_player

[[Category:Builds]]