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(Created page with "thumb|Outdoorsman {{PAGENAME}} is a possible support Skill you can level up during gameplay. It's starting value is: <math>1</math> Being a support skill, it can be leveled up to 200%, however, it can only be leveled by using the skill, not by putting Skill Points into it. Each % increases the chance of gaining more materials from scavenging, mining, woodcutting, skinning and similar actions. The very same actions level up the skill, t...") |
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Each % increases the chance of gaining more materials from scavenging, mining, woodcutting, skinning and similar actions. The very same actions level up the skill, though harder actions (like skinning non-humanoid bosses) will give you a higher chance to improve the skill. | Each % increases the chance of gaining more materials from scavenging, mining, woodcutting, skinning and similar actions. The very same actions level up the skill, though harder actions (like skinning non-humanoid bosses) will give you a higher chance to improve the skill. | ||
Scavenging too low of a resource, far beneath your skill level, will never level up your {{PAGENAME}}. You will need to find harder and better scavenging opportunities to level up that skill to its maximum. | |||
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Revision as of 04:03, 11 October 2023
Outdoorsman is a possible support Skill you can level up during gameplay.
It's starting value is:
Being a support skill, it can be leveled up to 200%, however, it can only be leveled by using the skill, not by putting Skill Points into it.
Each % increases the chance of gaining more materials from scavenging, mining, woodcutting, skinning and similar actions. The very same actions level up the skill, though harder actions (like skinning non-humanoid bosses) will give you a higher chance to improve the skill.
Scavenging too low of a resource, far beneath your skill level, will never level up your Outdoorsman. You will need to find harder and better scavenging opportunities to level up that skill to its maximum.
