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Vehicle Air Vehicle Ground Vehicle Water Run Speed Adventuring

The Map Navigation points that are displayed are the trickledown from Attributes, plus points IF any IP was spent on them. If no IP was spent, no IP is gained with the Free Reset. Vehicle Air Basic Info: Often consider the most important vehicle skill as the uses of flying vehicles surpasses both ground and water vehicles with their ability to move quickly over terrain. With the addition of the Phasefront vehicles that do not use this skill, even older Yalms maybe going out of style for paid accounts. The AO classic Yalmaha XL - 29478 QL30, which requires Vehicle Air of 80 is still very popular with Froob accounts and can be purchased at any time from any Tower Shop, while a free Ganimedes Personal Jetpack requiring Vehicle Air 81 is available to claim for free from Item Shop for all players during Anniversaries event in early July every year. Flying adds an invisible value of +555 to player's Run Speed skill, translating into an additional 2 m/s speed over running, which is in addition to the run speed buff present on flying vehicles, starting at +150 for slowest vehicle, Ganimedes Personal Jetpack. Cluster locations shiny Eye bright Ear faded Head Vehicle Air Dependencies: 60% Sense, 20% Intelligence, 20% Agility Buffing nanos: Buffing items: Common buffing armor +15 Chirop Exoskeleton Wing Mesh (Unique) Drop from Primordial Chirop Common buffing items Vehicle Ground Basic Info: Due to the presence of only two ground vehicles in the game, and use for those vehicles, this skill is often considered to be not worth taking and should be avoided. Cluster locations shiny Head bright Eye faded Ear Vehicle Ground Dependencies: 60% Sense, 20% Intelligence, 20% Agility Buffing nanos: Buffing items: Common buffing armor Common buffing items Vehicle Water Basic Info: Due to the presence of only one water vehicle in the game, and use for that vehicle, this skill is often considered to be not worth taking and should be avoided. Cluster locations shiny Head bright Eye faded Ear Vehicle Water Dependencies: 60% Sense, 20% Intelligence, 20% Agility Buffing nanos: Buffing items: Common buffing armor Common buffing items Mate - Sugarfree Rum +5 * 2 Run Speed Run Speed, as of Patch 18.7, now affects the speed of Swimming as well. Swimming skill itself is currently removed from the game. Basic Info: Run speed defines how fast your character can move in-game, other than walking or moving while sneaking. A zero value of this skill results in the in-game run speed of around 4.82 m/s, and every unit of this skill increases the run/fly speed by about 3.615mm/s. Thus the strongest nano buff alone, Gridspace Freedom, with its +720 effect on the skill, would increase the in-game run/fly speed by about 2.6m/s. Flying adds an invisible value of +555 to this skill, which is in addition to the run speed buff present on flying vehicles, starting at +150 for slowest vehicle, Ganimedes Personal Jetpack, making character flying speed to be 6.82 when the value of this skill is zero (though this would only happen if a character has a hostile snare nano program running in their NCU, as otherwise the value would be at least 156 from the Jetpack and the minimum base skill value of 6). Walking speed and moving while sneaking speed are both fixed at 1.5 m/s and are not affected by the value of this skill. Therefore walking/sneak moving is the same as running with this skill being at -920, or flying at -1475. Very observant players will have been able to gauge exactly how fast they are going when they are buffed and unbuffed. They will have noticed the tendency of the human eye to derive a disproportionate impression of just how much "faster" they are going when their actual speed increase is relatively small. Others may be surprised to see the following travel times over a given distance (specifically, the distance between the entrance to Biomare and the bridge over Maintenance Supervisor Johnson's pit, just past the first golfball teleporter and just before the Hangar. Times in Minutes : Seconds. ~1:50 : Base Run Speed 174 ~1:40 : Run Speed 364 (+190) ~1:20 : Run Speed 808 (+720, with a character with 88 base run speed) Description Cluster locations shiny Right-Wrist bright Left-Wrist faded Leg Buffing nanos: Buffing nanos: Speed buffs +720 Gridspace Freedom (Fixer, 48 NCU) +620 Grid Phase Accelerator (Fixer, 42 NCU) +450 Partial Grid Jump (Fixer, 35 NCU) +390 Grid Surfer (Fixer, 26 NCU) +310 Leech Grid Vector (Fixer, 25 NCU) +260 Grid Runner (Fixer, 14 NCU) +250 Faster than your Shadow (Shade, 39 NCU) +190 Hack Grid Vector (Fixer, 10 NCU) +140 Limited Grid Jump (Fixer, 6 NCU) +100 Free Movement (Adventurer, 14 NCU) +70 Velocity (Martial Artist, 19 NCU) +65 Terrain Knowledge (Adventurer, 4 NCU) Adventurer combat morphs +500 Kodaik Velocity IV (Arete Landing quest, 5 NCU) +390 Calia's Form: Wolf (Other) (Adventurer, 49 NCU) +240 Relation to Cerberus (Other) (Adventurer, 39 NCU) +100 Playful Cub (Other) (Adventurer, 17 NCU) Generic run speed buffs +30 Composite Martial Prowess Expertise (general, 4 NCU) Maximum buff: 1630 (Gridspace Freedom + Calia's Form: Wolf (Other) + Composite, 101 NCU) Buffing items: Common buffing armor Common buffing items Adventuring Basic Info: Adventuring is a skill that deals with endurance and awareness of the environment, but ironically, for such valued traits the skill is seldom used. It is generally used to wear backpacks, some back items, and for higher level Adventurer Map nanos. Cluster locations shiny Leg bright Waist faded Chest Buffing nanos: Adventuring Expertise +20 Adventuring Expertise (general, 4 NCU) +10 Adventuring Proficiency (general, 2 NCU) Maximum buff: 20 (Adventuring Expertise, 4 NCU) Buffing items: Common buffing armor Common buffing items Worn ICC Secretary Cloak +3 at ql 50 Cracked and Untuned Mitaar +5 at ql 24 Worn ICC Secretary Cloak +12 at ql 100 Professional Mitaar of Snelton +50 at ql 300