DNF now doesn t matter how many levels of class transfer attribute points have an impact on 10

It used to be influential.

Here's an example. 18 turns of revenge to 50 and 50 turns of revenge difference of more than 90 intelligence.

But I don't know if he ate the attribute stone before he changed jobs.

I have a 50-year-old cleric who hasn't turned (all the stones and experience books haven't eaten) and wanted to test this out.

It has influence, has its own professional characteristics, and the growth of attributes is not the same.

Definitely have an impact Later attributes will be greatly affected.

Yes, the higher the level, the more attribute points are transferred than at that time.

There is a difference! Each profession has a different path to growth! The attributes given by the upgrade are different.

Yes, after changing jobs, you will have the mastery of your own equipment, which has a great impact on your attributes.

Stones with attributes will disappear from class.

No impact! It's just that the name has changed, it's better, it's better!

Will attribute growth is a little less.

DNF doesn't fall behind for the following reasons:

The basic attributes are mainly ** all kinds of attributes added by upgrading, and after changing jobs, there are additional bonuses for upgrading according to different occupations;

In the game, the skill "Basic Mastery" level is lower when you do not change jobs, and the "Basic Mastery" skill will be automatically increased after you change jobs;

In the game, after changing classes, according to the strength of the class or the intelligence class, each level will increase the corresponding intelligence and strength points.

In the DNF game, the player's skill points will be reset when changing jobs, so players can choose to change jobs later, and the attribute value of DNF players mainly depends on ** equipment improvement, and the proportion of attribute points obtained by upgrading is small, and the attribute value of not changing jobs is not important, so you can transfer to the full level before you change jobs.

Of course it will be behind

For example, if the uncle does not change jobs, he will only add strength and physical strength for each level of promotion. In addition to strength and physical strength, the full-time Avenger will also add additional intelligence, and if you don't change classes, you will have a lot less intelligence

Attributes will not lag behind, that is, your skills can only be learned to a certain extent, and other skills such as those after awakening and second awakening cannot be learned.

But it's not bad to use it full-time for PK.

Definitely lagging behind. Is there a law ratio to the damage?

It is true that if you don't change jobs, as llzrc66 said, the attributes are a little behind. But what he was wrong about was that he thought that the basic attributes of a high-level job change would be worse - in fact, no, now any time he changes classes, the attributes will be corrected, just like changing classes.

Yes, before the transfer, each level increases by two points of all attributes, and after the transfer, each level is three points, so after the twenty-eighth level, it is a waste number if it has not been transferred.

Yes, attribute growth is not the same adoption.

The high-level transfer affects attributes, which were fixed as early as the version around Anthun. So now when you change jobs, the attributes are the same, just like when you change classes.

Attributes will not lag behind, that is, your skills can only be learned to a certain extent, after other full-time jobs.

After awakening, you can't learn skills such as those after awakening.

But it's not bad to use it full-time for PK.

Of course it will be behind

For example, if the uncle does not change jobs, he will only add strength and physical strength for each level of promotion. In addition to strength and physical strength, the full-time Avenger will also add additional intelligence, and if you don't change classes, you will have a lot less intelligence

There are many people who say that late job transfer will affect the basic attributes of the character, but many people have not actually tested it, the actual result should have no effect, there were many roles that were practiced in advance, and now there are many promotions that are 60 or more powerful full level, just wait for revenge to come out and directly transfer to awaken, this is more appropriate, even if you drop the attributes, it will not fall very powerful, now the two characters are also standing in front of you, can you tell which one is transferred early, which one is late, hehe, practice it in advance, thank you for adopting, Give a satisfaction.

Yes, after the level 18 class transfer, the attribute point allocation for the upgrade is different from the attribute point allocation for the level 18 non-class transfer.