Post by Joe Duffy on Jan 30, 2013 23:48:25 GMT -5
Items and Powers may only be used by characters with the Capacity to do so. How Capacity works is explained below...
Capacity will mean different things depending on whether or not a character is force-sensitive. Regardless, Capacity holds the potential to increase a character's effectiveness in battle. Every class in the game is given a set amount of Capacity, but this may be increased permanently for the player by winning campaign tournaments.
For those who aren't force-sensitive, they are given a certain amount of "CP" (carrying potential) which determines how many items they may carry to a campaign. CP comes with an interesting variety of items, and each item will fill a little more CP of a characters CP... CP functions similarly to the carrying potential of a backpack.
For those who are force-sensitive, a certain level of "FP" (force points) is possessed, thereby granting access to force powers. FP will determine how many force powers may be used per battle, it also regenerates constantly outside of battle.
|| | ~~~ Capacity ~~~ | ||
Capacity will mean different things depending on whether or not a character is force-sensitive. Regardless, Capacity holds the potential to increase a character's effectiveness in battle. Every class in the game is given a set amount of Capacity, but this may be increased permanently for the player by winning campaign tournaments.
For those who aren't force-sensitive, they are given a certain amount of "CP" (carrying potential) which determines how many items they may carry to a campaign. CP comes with an interesting variety of items, and each item will fill a little more CP of a characters CP... CP functions similarly to the carrying potential of a backpack.
For those who are force-sensitive, a certain level of "FP" (force points) is possessed, thereby granting access to force powers. FP will determine how many force powers may be used per battle, it also regenerates constantly outside of battle.