http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/ 2015-03-22T18:46:07+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/ http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/lib/tpl/dokuwiki/images/favicon.ico text/html 2015-01-29T05:01:36+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/adventure_achievement?rev=1422507696&do=diff Adventure Achievements Adventure Achievements is a tab in the Adventure Journal that contains all the hidden contents of the game that players may want to discover. These achievements can not be achieved simply by killing monsters. A list of achievements includes collecting all the different kinds of items, searching and navigating all the maps, clearing all the quests including the hidden quests and more. text/html 2014-12-29T04:50:14+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/adventure_journal?rev=1419828614&do=diff Adventure Journal Adventure Journal [Adventure Journal] Ranking Criteria Map Exploration Item Collection Monster Discovery Crafting Manuals Quest Completion Achievement Index Server Rank Adventure Index Growth (Level) Score Item Score Monster Score Exploration Score Quest Score Achievement Score Crafting Score Collection Score Server Indicators text/html 2015-01-13T08:05:30+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/barrack?rev=1421136330&do=diff Barrack The “Barrack” serve as a character selection user interface in Tree of Savior game. In this screen, players can choose to create a new character or delete existing character. Players can create up to four male or female characters using their first barrack. text/html 2015-02-28T01:42:52+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/base_exp_chart?rev=1425087772&do=diff Base EXP Chart Players can earn Base EXP points from killing monsters or doing quests. Each level gives one stat points. There are 300 levels in Tree of Savior and total experience points needed are 31,089,500,336. Base EXP should not be mistaken for Job EXP. Level Total EXP text/html 2014-08-23T16:02:52+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/character_customization?rev=1408809772&do=diff Character Customization Character Customization is a the ability to change the outlook of your character in Tree of Savior. At the moment, there are currently 50 costumes that does not contribute to character stats. The Developers are planning to add more before they launch the game. text/html 2014-09-27T15:58:11+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/chat?rev=1411833491&do=diff Chatting System Chatting system in Tree of Savior is improved to be similar to the types of chatting software used in smart phones. * Offline messages can be sent * Chat log comes with time stamp * Allows player to save their messages * Multi chatting system text/html 2014-12-28T15:03:11+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/control?rev=1419778991&do=diff Character Controls Character Controls refers to how Tree of Savior (TOS) game is played by a player. Many MMORPG requires the use of a mouse for almost all controls, however for TOS, the developers has decided to use the keyboard as the main controls of the character. Mouse is only used for engaging with text/html 2015-03-08T05:42:04+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/experience?rev=1425793324&do=diff Experience Experience (abbreviated EXP) is the value that determines the growth of a character. Base Experience refers to the overall growth of the character. Job Experience refers to the growth of the character's job class. Companions can also be leveled up via base experience as well. Experience can be gained from killing monsters or completing quests. When a character has reached a certain EXP point threshold, he will level up. Leveling up gives extra text/html 2015-03-10T16:57:58+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/interface?rev=1426006678&do=diff User Interface The updated User Interface shows all relevant information in a very compact manner and allows player to have a full overview of the character's surrounding. This user interface is captured on a 21:9 aspect ratio monitor. It shows the character (Wet Tissue Galbi) in the city of text/html 2015-03-12T01:07:37+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/introduction?rev=1426122457&do=diff In-Game Mechanics In Tree of Savior, the developers have evaluated all ideas from various MMORPG games, select the best and then implemented them in the game. Since the beginning of the project, the developers have implemented various in-game mechanics to improve engagement and gameplay of the players. We will discuss the different game mechanics in more detail in the topics below. text/html 2015-02-28T01:42:18+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/job_exp_chart?rev=1425087738&do=diff Job EXP Chart Players can earn Job/Class EXP points by killing monsters. Each level gives one skill point. Each rank have 15 levels to advance. The higher the rank, the higher will be experience requirement. Job/class EXP should not be mistaken for Base EXP. You'll need 61,088,564 class experience points to advance from Rank 1 to Rank 5. text/html 2014-09-17T07:34:44+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/market?rev=1410939284&do=diff Market Besides player to player trading, players can make use of “Market & Auction” to trade their item more efficiently. A market is a place for players to trade without barriers. To sell an item: * Seller has to register the item with the market text/html 2014-09-17T08:05:39+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/notification?rev=1410941139&do=diff Notifications The user interface automatically pops a Notification when the players' HP, SP or stamina is low. Low HP Notification Low Stamina Notification Players can consume the Stamina Potion or destroy a Tree Root Crystal in order to regain stamina. text/html 2015-03-08T04:38:52+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/party?rev=1425789532&do=diff Party System Tree of Savior has a unique party system that is not available in any other MMORPG. Players who plans to join a party can use the “party search” feature to look for party members. The party leader's job class determines the types of party system you will join. At the moment, there are two different types of party systems. The text/html 2014-09-17T07:35:04+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/pvp?rev=1410939304&do=diff Player versus player (PvP) Player Versus Player (PvP) is a feature that allows interactive conflicts between players in the Tree of Savior Game. At the moment, IMC Games do not have plans to create a PvP environment where players can PK anytime they want on the fields. Players can engage in PvP activities in PvP Tournaments. text/html 2014-09-17T07:35:30+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/ranking?rev=1410939330&do=diff Ranking System Ranking System is an interface to see an overview of achievements of all players in the server. The developers wanted players in Tree of Savior to have the freedom to complete quests or venture out into the open world on their own. There is not a specific guide on how to play the game, but there is a ranking chart for every aspect of the game. text/html 2015-03-16T03:48:13+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/stat?rev=1426477693&do=diff Character Stats Character Stats are the fundamentals of a character in Tree of Savior game. Whenever a player levels up, one stat point is offered per level for players to invest into five stats: Strength, Vitality, Intelligence, Spirit and Agility. These points will then affect the whole set of basic stats of a player e.g. attack and defense properties. text/html 2015-03-12T06:07:35+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/status?rev=1426140455&do=diff Status Effects Status effects are buffs and debuffs that may improve or worsen character/monster stats and properties. Debuffs may also cause negative states. Buffs/Debuffs are listed below (still incomplete). Buffs * Increase HP/MP * Increase stats (STR, VIT, INT, SPR and AGI) text/html 2014-10-06T11:21:31+00:00 http://toswiki.treeofsaviorgame.com/mechanic/travel?rev=1412594491&do=diff Traveling Traveling features are implemented in the game to cut down idling time while traveling and maximize on doing enjoyable things related to the game. Players can travel between cities, territories, raids, fields, dungeons and out of quest in