Grade - Revision history

S-T-H at 01:42, 4 December 2008

2008-12-04T01:42:15Z

S-T-H at 01:40, 4 December 2008

2008-12-04T01:40:23Z

Amaury at 05:30, 30 June 2008

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Mewn at 22:13, 21 October 2006

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Mewn at 22:12, 21 October 2006

2006-10-21T22:12:52Z

Mewn: Rank moved to Grade: Seems to be official terminology (see grinder descriptions).

2006-10-21T22:07:49Z

Rank moved to Grade: Seems to be official terminology (see grinder descriptions).

Mewn at 20:02, 11 August 2006

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Tycho at 08:44, 8 June 2006

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DreamXG at 14:22, 7 June 2006

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Rank is rather similar to [[Star rarity]]. It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive an item is.

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−	Grade is rather similar to [[Star Rarity]]; It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive a piece of [[Equipment]] is. More importantly, it imposes an indirect usability requirement on the item, based on a character's current [[Type]]. ~~Currently, not too much is known about this though. However, it is known that some~~ types are incapable of getting even 'grade C' in certain categories (such as [[Hunters]] and [[Rangers]] for [[Rods]])~~, they may never be able to use such items at all~~. The 'basic' [[Types]] ([[Hunter]], [[Ranger]] and [[Force]]) never get above Grade B in any weapon category.	+	Grade is rather similar to [[Star Rarity]]; It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive a piece of [[Equipment]] is. More importantly, it imposes an indirect usability requirement on the item, based on a character's current [[Type]]. Some types are incapable of getting even 'grade C' in certain categories (such as [[Hunters]] and [[Rangers]] for [[Rods]]). The 'basic' [[Types]] ([[Hunter]], [[Ranger]] and [[Force]]) never get above Grade B in any weapon category.

	Grades also play a part in Weapon Upgrading (see [[Grinding]]), as Grinders themselves have Grades.		Grades also play a part in Weapon Upgrading (see [[Grinding]]), as Grinders themselves have Grades.

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−	Grade is rather similar to [[Star Rarity]]; It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive a piece of [[Equipment]] is. More importantly, it imposes an indirect usability requirement on the item, based on a character's current [[Type]]. Currently, not too much is known about this though. However, it is known that some ~~classes~~ are incapable of getting even 'grade C' in certain categories (such as [[Hunters]] and [[Rangers]] for [[Rods]]), they may never be able to use such items at all. The 'basic' [[Types]] ([[Hunter]], [[Ranger]] and [[Force]]) never get above Grade B in any weapon category.	+	Grade is rather similar to [[Star Rarity]]; It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive a piece of [[Equipment]] is. More importantly, it imposes an indirect usability requirement on the item, based on a character's current [[Type]]. Currently, not too much is known about this though. However, it is known that some types are incapable of getting even 'grade C' in certain categories (such as [[Hunters]] and [[Rangers]] for [[Rods]]), they may never be able to use such items at all. The 'basic' [[Types]] ([[Hunter]], [[Ranger]] and [[Force]]) never get above Grade B in any weapon category.

	Grades also play a part in Weapon Upgrading (see [[Grinding]]), as Grinders themselves have Grades.		Grades also play a part in Weapon Upgrading (see [[Grinding]]), as Grinders themselves have Grades.

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	Grade is rather similar to [[Star Rarity]]; It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive a piece of [[Equipment]] is. More importantly, it imposes an indirect usability requirement on the item, based on a character's current [[Type]]. Currently, not too much is known about this though. However, it is known that some classes are incapable of getting even 'grade C' in certain categories (such as [[Hunters]] and [[Rangers]] for [[Rods]]), they may never be able to use such items at all. The 'basic' [[Types]] ([[Hunter]], [[Ranger]] and [[Force]]) never get above Grade B in any weapon category.		Grade is rather similar to [[Star Rarity]]; It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive a piece of [[Equipment]] is. More importantly, it imposes an indirect usability requirement on the item, based on a character's current [[Type]]. Currently, not too much is known about this though. However, it is known that some classes are incapable of getting even 'grade C' in certain categories (such as [[Hunters]] and [[Rangers]] for [[Rods]]), they may never be able to use such items at all. The 'basic' [[Types]] ([[Hunter]], [[Ranger]] and [[Force]]) never get above Grade B in any weapon category.

	Grades also play a part in Weapon Upgrading (see [[Grinding]]), as Grinders themselves have Grades.		Grades also play a part in Weapon Upgrading (see [[Grinding]]), as Grinders themselves have Grades.
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-Grade is rather similar to [[Star Rarity]]; It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive a piece of [[Equipment]] is. More importantly, it imposes an indirect usability requirement on the item, based on a character's current [[Type]]. Currently, not too much is known about this though. However, it is known that some classes are incapable of getting even 'grade C' in certain categories (such as [[Hunters]] and [[Rangers]] for [[Rods]]), they may never be able to use such items at all. The 'basic' [[Types]] ([[Hunter]], [[Ranger]] and [[Force) never get above Grade B in any weapon category.
+Grade is rather similar to [[Star Rarity]]; It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive a piece of [[Equipment]] is. More importantly, it imposes an indirect usability requirement on the item, based on a character's current [[Type]]. Currently, not too much is known about this though. However, it is known that some classes are incapable of getting even 'grade C' in certain categories (such as [[Hunters]] and [[Rangers]] for [[Rods]]), they may never be able to use such items at all. The 'basic' [[Types]] ([[Hunter]], [[Ranger]] and [[Force]]) never get above Grade B in any weapon category.
 Grades also play a part in Weapon Upgrading (see [[Grinding]]), as Grinders themselves have Grades.
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−	~~Rank~~ is rather similar to [[Star ~~rarity~~]]; It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive a piece of [[Equipment]] is. More importantly, it imposes an indirect usability requirement on the item, based on a ~~user~~'s current [[~~Class]] and [[Class level~~]]. Currently, not too much is known about this though. However, it is known that some classes are incapable of getting even '~~rank~~ C' in certain categories (such as [[Hunters]] and [[Rangers]] for [[Rods]]), they may never be able to use such items at all.	+	Grade is rather similar to [[Star Rarity]]; It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive a piece of [[Equipment]] is. More importantly, it imposes an indirect usability requirement on the item, based on a character's current [[Type]]. Currently, not too much is known about this though. However, it is known that some classes are incapable of getting even 'grade C' in certain categories (such as [[Hunters]] and [[Rangers]] for [[Rods]]), they may never be able to use such items at all. The 'basic' [[Types]] ([[Hunter]], [[Ranger]] and [[Force) never get above Grade B in any weapon category.
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		+	Grades also play a part in Weapon Upgrading (see [[Grinding]]), as Grinders themselves have Grades.

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	Rank is rather similar to [[Star rarity]]; It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive a piece of [[Equipment]] is. More importantly, it imposes an indirect usability requirement on the item, based on a user's current [[Class]] and [[Class level]]. Currently, not too much is known about this though. However, it is known that some classes are incapable of getting even 'rank C' in certain categories (such as [[Hunters]] and [[Rangers]] for [[Rods]]), they may never be able to use such items at all.		Rank is rather similar to [[Star rarity]]; It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive a piece of [[Equipment]] is. More importantly, it imposes an indirect usability requirement on the item, based on a user's current [[Class]] and [[Class level]]. Currently, not too much is known about this though. However, it is known that some classes are incapable of getting even 'rank C' in certain categories (such as [[Hunters]] and [[Rangers]] for [[Rods]]), they may never be able to use such items at all.

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−	Rank is rather similar to [[Star rarity]]. It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive an item is.	+	Rank is rather similar to [[Star rarity]]; It's an indicator of how good, or how expensive a piece of [[Equipment]] is. More importantly, it imposes an indirect usability requirement on the item, based on a user's current [[Class]] and [[Class level]]. Currently, not too much is known about this though. However, it is known that some classes are incapable of getting even 'rank C' in certain categories (such as [[Hunters]] and [[Rangers]] for [[Rods]]), they may never be able to use such items at all.

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