Pacifist - Revision history

Darkly77: Remove Spiky Shield info from the Starting Weapons section, and add a note on this in the new Update History section

2024-11-05T21:21:33Z

Remove Spiky Shield info from the Starting Weapons section, and add a note on this in the new Update History section

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	{{GenerateCharacterStartingWeaponsTable\|name={{PAGENAME}}}}		{{GenerateCharacterStartingWeaponsTable\|name={{PAGENAME}}}}

	The Spiky Skield seems like an odd inclusion, and it is. The Spiky Shield used to be a [[Support]] weapon in the beta version of the game, and the option for Pacifist to start with it is left as a relic that never got fixed. It isn't recommended to start with Spiky Shield.

	==Starting Items==		==Starting Items==
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	\|}		\|}

			== Update History ==

			* [[Patch 1.1.0.0\|1.1.0.0]] - Removed [[Spiky Shield]] from starting weapons
	{{NavBoxCharacters}}		{{NavBoxCharacters}}

Darkly77: Use `Template:GenerateCharacterStartingWeaponsTable` to replace the starting weapons table

2024-11-05T21:19:39Z

Use `Template:GenerateCharacterStartingWeaponsTable` to replace the starting weapons table

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	==Starting Weapons==		==Starting Weapons==

			{{GenerateCharacterStartingWeaponsTable\|name={{PAGENAME}}}}
	~~<table class="starting-weapons-table">~~
	~~<tr>~~
	~~<td style="vertical-align: top;">~~{{~~Iconbox\|Hand\|size=60px\|maxwidth=110px~~\|~~rarity=auto}}</td>~~
	~~<td style~~=~~"vertical-align: top;">~~{{~~Iconbox\|Taser\|size=60px\|maxwidth=110px\|rarity=auto~~}}~~</td>~~
	~~<td style="vertical-align: top;">{{Iconbox\|Spiky Shield\|size=60px\|maxwidth=110px\|rarity=auto}}</td>~~
	~~<td style="vertical-align: top;">{{Iconbox\|Pruner\|size=60px\|maxwidth=110px\|rarity=auto~~}}~~</td>~~
	~~</tr>~~
	~~</table>~~

	The Spiky Skield seems like an odd inclusion, and it is. The Spiky Shield used to be a [[Support]] weapon in the beta version of the game, and the option for Pacifist to start with it is left as a relic that never got fixed. It isn't recommended to start with Spiky Shield.		The Spiky Skield seems like an odd inclusion, and it is. The Spiky Shield used to be a [[Support]] weapon in the beta version of the game, and the option for Pacifist to start with it is left as a relic that never got fixed. It isn't recommended to start with Spiky Shield.

ArosRising at 17:27, 18 April 2024

2024-04-18T17:27:36Z

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	</tr>		</tr>
	</table>		</table>


	The Spiky Skield seems like an odd inclusion, and it is. The Spiky Shield used to be a [[Support]] weapon in the beta version of the game, and the option for Pacifist to start with it is left as a relic that never got fixed. It isn't recommended to start with Spiky Shield.		The Spiky Skield seems like an odd inclusion, and it is. The Spiky Shield used to be a [[Support]] weapon in the beta version of the game, and the option for Pacifist to start with it is left as a relic that never got fixed. It isn't recommended to start with Spiky Shield.

ArosRising: Pacifist update to include more info and improve the wording of the page.

2024-04-18T17:26:52Z

Pacifist update to include more info and improve the wording of the page.

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	The Pacifist starts with a large negative to [[Damage]] and [[Engineering]], preventing them from dealing damage to enemies.		The Pacifist starts with a large negative to [[Damage]] and [[Engineering]], preventing them from dealing damage to enemies.

	~~while not~~ killing enemies is normally a big problem, since it means you don't get [[Materials]]~~, it~~ isn't a problem for the Pacifist. You get an amount of XP and Gold equal to 65% of the enemies on the screen, and ~~also~~ 65% of the enemies that despawned ~~due~~ the ~~enemy limit~~. There is a limit ~~to how many~~ enemies can be on the screen~~, and if~~ more ~~spawn~~, ~~old enemies are removed~~ to ~~make space~~.		Not killing enemies is normally a big problem, since it means you don't get [[Materials]]. That isn't a problem for the Pacifist. You get an amount of XP and Gold equal to 65% of the enemies on the screen, and 65% of the enemies that despawned during the wave. There is a limit of 100 enemies that can be on the screen at once. If more spawns, a random enemy is despawned without dropping loot. Pacifist is the exception when it comes to being rewarded for these. The limit excludes Elites, Bosses, and Trees.

	However, the Pacifist only gains 1 [[Materials\|Material]] for each enemy, even though that enemy might have dropped several materials upon death.		However, the Pacifist only gains 1 [[Materials\|Material]] for each enemy, even though that enemy might have dropped several materials upon death. But on the other hand, once you reach wave 5+ enemies' drop chance for materials begin to decrease. See the [[Materials]] Page.

			On [[Horde Wave\|Horde Waves]] the amount of materials gained is halved. But the vast amount of extra creatures help make up for it.

	~~It is worth noting that~~ the Pacifist ~~doesn~~'t have to invest in offensive stats such as [[Damage]], [[Melee Damage]], [[Attack Speed]], and [[Crit Chance]] in order to win the game, and can focus on their defense instead~~. So this makes up for their weaker economy~~.		While Pacifist might get slightly less materials from their pacifist mechanic compared to just killing enemies, the Pacifist gets use to [[Support]] weapon class. You also don't have to invest in offensive stats such as [[Damage]], [[Melee Damage]], [[Attack Speed]], and [[Crit Chance]] in order to win the game, and can focus on their defense instead.

	==Starting Weapons==		==Starting Weapons==
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	</tr>		</tr>
	</table>		</table>


			The Spiky Skield seems like an odd inclusion, and it is. The Spiky Shield used to be a [[Support]] weapon in the beta version of the game, and the option for Pacifist to start with it is left as a relic that never got fixed. It isn't recommended to start with Spiky Shield.

	==Starting Items==		==Starting Items==
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	\| style="text-align: center;" \|{{Iconbox\|name=Lumberjack Shirt\|rarity=auto\|maxwidth=100px}}		\| style="text-align: center;" \|{{Iconbox\|name=Lumberjack Shirt\|rarity=auto\|maxwidth=100px}}
	\|{{Item Data\|Lumberjack Shirt\|stats}}		\|{{Item Data\|Lumberjack Shirt\|stats}}
	\|~~Makes getting consumable/materials from~~ trees ~~much faster~~.		\|Allows the pacifist to actually kill trees in a reasonable time. Your weapons will deal 1 damage per hit in most cases.
	~~Essential for Pacifist, as staying~~ in ~~one place for too long could get you swarmed by [[Enemies]]~~.
	\|}		\|}

	{{NavBoxCharacters}}		{{NavBoxCharacters}}

ArosRising: /* Pacifist */

2023-03-08T22:11:59Z

Pacifist

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	The Pacifist starts with a large negative to [[Damage]] and [[Engineering]], preventing them from dealing damage to enemies.		The Pacifist starts with a large negative to [[Damage]] and [[Engineering]], preventing them from dealing damage to enemies.

	while not killing enemies is normally a big problem, since it means you don't get [[Materials]], it isn't a problem for the Pacifist. You get an amount of XP and Gold equal to 65% of the enemies on the screen, and also 65% of the enemies that ~~were removed~~ due the enemy limit. There is a limit to how many enemies can be on the screen, and if more spawn, old enemies are removed to make space.		while not killing enemies is normally a big problem, since it means you don't get [[Materials]], it isn't a problem for the Pacifist. You get an amount of XP and Gold equal to 65% of the enemies on the screen, and also 65% of the enemies that despawned due the enemy limit. There is a limit to how many enemies can be on the screen, and if more spawn, old enemies are removed to make space.

	However, the Pacifist only gains 1 [[Materials\|Material]] for each enemy, even though that enemy might have dropped several materials upon death.		However, the Pacifist only gains 1 [[Materials\|Material]] for each enemy, even though that enemy might have dropped several materials upon death.

ArosRising: /* Pacifist */

2023-03-08T22:10:50Z

Pacifist

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	However, the Pacifist only gains 1 [[Materials\|Material]] for each enemy, even though that enemy might have dropped several materials upon death.		However, the Pacifist only gains 1 [[Materials\|Material]] for each enemy, even though that enemy might have dropped several materials upon death.


	It is worth noting that the Pacifist doesn't have to invest in offensive stats such as [[Damage]], [[Melee Damage]], [[Attack Speed]], and [[Crit Chance]] in order to win the game, and can focus on their defense instead. So this makes up for their weaker economy.		It is worth noting that the Pacifist doesn't have to invest in offensive stats such as [[Damage]], [[Melee Damage]], [[Attack Speed]], and [[Crit Chance]] in order to win the game, and can focus on their defense instead. So this makes up for their weaker economy.

ArosRising: /* Pacifist */

2023-03-08T22:10:31Z

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	while not killing enemies is normally a big problem, since it means you don't get [[Materials]], it isn't a problem for the Pacifist. You get an amount of XP and Gold equal to 65% of the enemies on the screen, and also 65% of the enemies that were removed due the enemy limit. There is a limit to how many enemies can be on the screen, and if more spawn, old enemies are removed to make space.		while not killing enemies is normally a big problem, since it means you don't get [[Materials]], it isn't a problem for the Pacifist. You get an amount of XP and Gold equal to 65% of the enemies on the screen, and also 65% of the enemies that were removed due the enemy limit. There is a limit to how many enemies can be on the screen, and if more spawn, old enemies are removed to make space.

	However, the Pacifist only gains 1 [[Material]] for each enemy, even though that enemy might have dropped several materials upon death.		However, the Pacifist only gains 1 [[Materials\|Material]] for each enemy, even though that enemy might have dropped several materials upon death.

	It is worth noting that the Pacifist doesn't have to invest in offensive stats such as [[Damage]], [[Melee Damage]], [[Attack Speed]], and [[Crit Chance]] in order to win the game, and can focus on their defense instead. So this makes up for their weaker economy.		It is worth noting that the Pacifist doesn't have to invest in offensive stats such as [[Damage]], [[Melee Damage]], [[Attack Speed]], and [[Crit Chance]] in order to win the game, and can focus on their defense instead. So this makes up for their weaker economy.

ArosRising: /* Pacifist */

2023-03-07T16:37:36Z

Pacifist

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	while not killing enemies is normally a big problem, since it means you don't get [[Materials]], it isn't a problem for the Pacifist. You get an amount of XP and Gold equal to 65% of the enemies on the screen, and also 65% of the enemies that were removed due the enemy limit. There is a limit to how many enemies can be on the screen, and if more spawn, old enemies are removed to make space.		while not killing enemies is normally a big problem, since it means you don't get [[Materials]], it isn't a problem for the Pacifist. You get an amount of XP and Gold equal to 65% of the enemies on the screen, and also 65% of the enemies that were removed due the enemy limit. There is a limit to how many enemies can be on the screen, and if more spawn, old enemies are removed to make space.

			However, the Pacifist only gains 1 [[Material]] for each enemy, even though that enemy might have dropped several materials upon death.

			It is worth noting that the Pacifist doesn't have to invest in offensive stats such as [[Damage]], [[Melee Damage]], [[Attack Speed]], and [[Crit Chance]] in order to win the game, and can focus on their defense instead. So this makes up for their weaker economy.

	==Starting Weapons==		==Starting Weapons==

ArosRising at 16:23, 7 March 2023

2023-03-07T16:23:30Z

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	{{CharacterUnlockedBy}}		{{CharacterUnlockedBy}}
	{{CharacterUnlocks}}		{{CharacterUnlocks}}

			==Pacifist==

			The Pacifist starts with a large negative to [[Damage]] and [[Engineering]], preventing them from dealing damage to enemies.

			while not killing enemies is normally a big problem, since it means you don't get [[Materials]], it isn't a problem for the Pacifist. You get an amount of XP and Gold equal to 65% of the enemies on the screen, and also 65% of the enemies that were removed due the enemy limit. There is a limit to how many enemies can be on the screen, and if more spawn, old enemies are removed to make space.


	==Starting Weapons==		==Starting Weapons==


	<table class="starting-weapons-table">		<table class="starting-weapons-table">

ArosRising: /* Starting Weapons */

2023-02-15T00:17:47Z

Starting Weapons

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	<td style="vertical-align: top;">{{Iconbox\|Taser\|size=60px\|maxwidth=110px\|rarity=auto}}</td>		<td style="vertical-align: top;">{{Iconbox\|Taser\|size=60px\|maxwidth=110px\|rarity=auto}}</td>
	<td style="vertical-align: top;">{{Iconbox\|Spiky Shield\|size=60px\|maxwidth=110px\|rarity=auto}}</td>		<td style="vertical-align: top;">{{Iconbox\|Spiky Shield\|size=60px\|maxwidth=110px\|rarity=auto}}</td>
			<td style="vertical-align: top;">{{Iconbox\|Pruner\|size=60px\|maxwidth=110px\|rarity=auto}}</td>
	</tr>		</tr>
	</table>		</table>