#Class of heroes 2 alchemy guide full
#Class of heroes 2 alchemy guide plus

Īnd this is my last post until AlexSpl finishes his job, so that we can discuss on a solid base. That was my answer to this post 3 years back (check page 1 in this thread), and it still is.Īs of the rest, I am not even going to comment on them. the number of times you get the skill out of the 255 (by following a fixed way of picking skills). Then out of the 255 possible trees you have certain probabilities in getting each skill i.e. In other words, FIX, I repeat FIX, I repeat FIX the way you pick skills.

#Class of heroes 2 alchemy guide plus

Plus you can influence skilling by taking certain skills. The key sentence to understand what all the tables represent is your sentence: I took many flames for it the other 'probility experts'. On the other hand you can influence the skilling with the txt. Lets say i made 80 test with a hero classe and in 3 cases i got the same 8 skills. Why? iMvhO there are NO probabilities at all. What can I say man? It's a pity you still view things like that 3 years later. Regarding Xarfax's sequence of 3 posts below: Another option is Ecoris' description on the two major tests he has in this thread. Refer to Xarfax earlier in this (as well as other) thread(s). Send Instant Message | Send E-Mail | View Profile | Quote Reply | Link SEC value is used for secondary skills prediction. PRI value is used in calculations to determine which PRIMARY skill will be increased. In other words, SEC = 214013 * Seed + 2531011 (Leave only 4 bytes as a result), PRI = SEC div 65536 (Leave only 15 bits as a result, so PRI cannot exceed 32767). Procedure _rand(ROld: DWORD var RNew, Q: DWORD) Let's define the procedure _rand that generates randomness: There is an algorithm which allows you to predict skill offer when leveling-up a hero.Ģ. Every secondary skill has an internal game number: Let's assume that all skills are allowed on the map we are playing (at least for a while). Also you need the map editor (or something else) to see which skills are restricted on the map from which your game is generated. You cannot see a skill tree number unless you use special tools (LMOracle, or WinHex at last ). This way supposes you know your hero's skill tree number and also which skills are forbidden on a map.

The big lack of this method is a dependence on a set of the allowed skills. And what? If it happens it's guaranteed your Crag Hack gets Expert Logistics at lvl4: Offense 3, Logistics 1, Logistics 2, Logistics 3 and Expert Tactics at lvl7 provided that all skills are allowed on a map of course.

#Class of heroes 2 alchemy guide full

It's a good way because there is no cheating at all! Though you cannot predict your hero's development from the very beginning because of existence of similar trees.įor example, there is only one skill tree for Crag Hack when he offered Diplomacy at lvl2 (skill tree #112) for the full set of skills. Then you may compare your current secondary skill development with skill trees from the database (255 skill trees aren't too many). You can create a database including 156*255 = 39780 different skill trees. So, what do you need to know in order to be able to predict which skills will be offered on the next level-up? The new version (3.80) of LMOracle shows a current skill tree number (N). Nevertheless, it's possible to change a current skill tree e.g. A tree number (1 <= N <= 255) is selected in a random way for each hero when a new game is generated or an old one is restarted. There are only 255 different skill trees for any hero for PARTICULAR set of allowed skills.