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Date Posted: 07:20:21 03/17/02 Sun
Author: Neocount
Subject: Re: UO skill question....
In reply to: Solar-Fire 's message, "UO skill question...." on 15:52:32 03/13/02 Wed

Unmodified values are your "actual" skill level. You have to get that from 0 to 100 in order to GM, etc. The one listed is the one used for game purposes, and is modified mostly by your stats. The "unmodified" skill is the one that actually raises, sometimes the one listed will raise with it and sometimes it won't. Your stats play a diminishing role in modifying your skills as you progress, that is why it often seems as if your skill is raising slowly... as you rase your "base" skill your stats effect decreases and thus your "displayed" skill seems to raise slower.

Anyway, I think that was confusing. Just raise your skill and don't worrry about it :)

Semper Fi,
Neocount

>Okay, as Neo now knows, I've rejoined UO, and I
>already have a batch of new questions to ask War and
>Neo! First off, what is the difference between the
>skills listed in the skill scroll (list) and when I
>click on "show unmodified valus"? Which number is
>used? How exactly are they raised? What does it all
>mean???? Where are you hiding the Elves?! Tell me....!
>Thanks in advance! :)

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