Reset skills is possible ?

As you level, your mana regen rate will increase, as will your amount of mana. All skills use mana - this is how the game works, and this is what your mana is for. Try farming apoth for Focus powder, which increases your mana regen rate, or armor/ornaments with "MP Recovery".

When you reach lvl 89, you will have to have any skill upgraded to lvl 10, in order to use the sage or demon lvl 11 book.

There are no indications that I know of that PWI will make *lowering* skill levels an option in-game.

If you don't like that skill, then don't use it. You have that option.

RedMenace

What he meant to say is that you would need to have whatever skills you want to upgrade to level 11 (with sage/demon book only) leveled to 10 by the time you hit 89ish. So no, you don't have to level ALL your skills to 10, but by the time you get to 100, it is likely you will. So don't worry too much about accidentally choosing the wrong skills now, just remember not to pick that skill in the future.

1. Take Aim is cheap with mana if I remember rightly and a very good starting skill in a combination of skills if you level it. [It also proves more useful than Deadly Shot at higher levels because it has a faster cooldown and takes less MP than Deadly Shot does.] It's not a necessary skill to level but I don't see why you're complaining that you've levelled it.

2. Knockback arrow also takes very little mana at low skill levels like one and two. Why are you having such a problem with mana?

Really now, at nearly level 60 mana should not be this big of an issue for you. You shouldn't be wasting 1k MP this fast, which you seem to be insinuation you are. [I say 1k mana because a level 60 archer with three magic and no gear has 1333 MP]

There isn't an option to de-level a skill and there is no reason for one to be put in place. Eventually all your skills will need to be level 10 so you can buy their skill book and level them to their demon or sage versions - level 11. If you level a skill by accident, oopsies, just deal with it, level up a little bit and voila, problem solved. There's a lot of guides to help you decide what skills you should or should not be levelling, too, so if you happen to be levelling wrong skills you might want to read those.

However, you shouldn't be going through mana so fast that you have to complain about levelling a skill like Knockback Arrow to level 2. Seriously.

Samsoul - Lost City wrote: »

Ah Airyll, you haven't been in bh x_X

I remember reading archer guides and seeing 'less is more' in regards to skills. On my lvl 69 archer the only skills are use are stunning arrow/aim low to stop kiting mobs or if my cleric's about to die I wingspan all mobs. Other than that, its STA on bosses and shield in case I aggro.

These days all I see are archers spamming lightning. Surely that's not how it works? :<

When I'm on my archer, it usually doesn't matter if there's a fail archer in BH. Cause you know, they die stupidly in some way, and here's me surviving and doing my archer thing, and everybody can tell the difference between the two of us.

On my veno however I see a lot more failure archers and being an archer at heart, it pains me to see such stupidity. Like the archer who never levelled STA because he didn't use it. I told him good luck getting into a TT squad with STA of level one that he never even used, and he told me he'd get into them just fine.

Frankly, I laughed at the guy, explained why he wouldn't, and then explained to him that I'd make sure every friend around his level I knew doing TT didn't squad with him, simply because his own failure and poor opinion would make their TT so much longer. I do believe he levelled STA after that.

I'll admit, in BH, archers can go through their mana at crazy rates. Stunning arrow isn't cheap, and Aim Low is relatively cheap but still, the sparks can be a little hard to get when you need them. However, this archer here seems to be talking about general questing [because the hell uses Take Aim in BH? And I personally never used Knockback outside of grinding at around his level.] and that is why I cannot understand the issue he seems to be having with mana.

The difference in MP cost between Knockback level one and Knockback level two is nothing to cry about.

Airyll - Dreamweaver wrote: »

Frankly, I laughed at the guy, explained why he wouldn't, and then explained to him that I'd make sure every friend around his level I knew doing TT didn't squad with him, simply because his own failure and poor opinion would make their TT so much longer. I do believe he levelled STA after that.

Some people lie about their skills. Get level one STA, and if you are asked to use, nobody's gonna suspect it's level 1. I remember one cleric who said he had maxed res, but instead had like level 1.

Kupuntu - Sanctuary wrote: »

Some people lie about their skills. Get level one STA, and if you are asked to use, nobody's gonna suspect it's level 1. I remember one cleric who said he had maxed res, but instead had like level 1.

You can't lie about skills like that.

Level 10 STA clearly takes away much more max HP than level 1 STA.

Level 10 res keeps a lot more of your EXP than level 1 res.

If people can actually lie about these skills to you, my apologies, but you're a little on the dumb side. After all, the numbers are physical evidence of their skill level. If your STA doesn't take away 16% of a monster's max HP, you're lying about it being level 10. Same with res. If I lose more than 0.1% when I get a res, you're lying about having level 10 res.

Some skills you just can't lie about.

Ah, I see.

Well if he's not levelling Take Aim - which really is by all means the best skill to start off a chain of attacks against mobs - he may not be using a good skill combo anyway. Take Aim > Aim Low > pew pew till dead works on many, Take Aim > Frost > pew pew > Knockback > pew pew till dead also works on many, etc. etc.

Around level 60 and above grinding begins to get easier, and then eventually most mobs just need... you know, a few normal shots and bam, dead.

So in that sense you have a point. =P Sorry I misread. xD

I really wish there could be a way to specify what level of a skill to cast - so you can put a level 1 skill on a quickbar for instance (like a certain other game I played, although there mana was much easier to come by).