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Auto Assault: Update #1: Live Team Q&A

DanaDana Member Posts: 2,415

Garrett Fuller chatted with the team behind Auto Assault in advance of their recent Update #1. This went live last week, so it should be noted that the interview was conducted as it launched.

image MMORPG.com: How will the respecs work? Do you respec all your skills at once, or buy points back one at a time? How much does it cost?

Brian Booker: There are retraining terminals available in most major towns in the game, including Tocado, Upside, and Fort Logan. Accessing the retraining terminal will give the options of retraining attributes, skills and crafting research skills. You can opt to retrain any combination of these. When you do, INC charges a fee and your character will respec. Basically your points are given back and abilities reset to base. You can then respend your points in any way you wish. The system knows how many points you have from leveling up and through mission rewards, so you will not lose anything you gained - only the ability to respend them in whatever way you want.

The first retraining is free and mandatory, while all future retraining will cost an increasing amount of clink. The first five to ten retrainings are inexpensive, but it does become increasingly expensive. After twenty or more retrainings, the fee climbs to four hundred script and remains fixed there. You can retrain your character any number of times, but there is a forty-eight hour delay between retrainings.

You can read more here.

Dana Massey
Formerly of MMORPG.com
Currently Lead Designer for Bit Trap Studios

Comments

  • DanjakDanjak Member Posts: 197

    If I had him on the hot seat the one thing I'd ask is about a server merge.  The game kicks ass and is a blast to play.... but hasn't yet found its audience.  We're lonely! 

    There's rumor it could be going to the xbox 360, which would be unbelievably fantastic for the game.  It plays very well on a gamepad, has built in voice chat already, and.... we could sure use the extra people. 

  • ivan50265ivan50265 Member Posts: 67
    Yeah this game really hasn't found it's audience yet. It would be a big boost to have the game ported to a console, but there are alot of mmo's coming out that I hope never see consoles as an option.
  • PyroInsanePyroInsane Member CommonPosts: 2
    They better not port it to xbox 360... We'll have tons of 12 year olds and worse playing it then! I'd rather play with the (generally) more mature PC  playerbase. PC gamers tend to be of an older demographic, usually with a subscription game like this, they're working a job too. "Nuff said.
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