Should high intelligence decrease spell casting time

[morrow1nd]

Intelligence should add more for a spell casting class doesn't it

 

 

Also is it possible for us to choose vertically lined spell level list which might widen our options in combat instead of clicking them one by one 

[rjshae]

I suspect it might have some impact in terms of speaking clearly and rapidly. But if a spell requires physical movements, being intelligent might not speed those up.

[morrow1nd]

I suspect it might have some impact in terms of speaking clearly and rapidly. But if a spell requires physical movements, being intelligent might not speed those up.

 

Well if we add dex to the formula these attributes should at least have some effect on spell casting time.. shouldnt they

Edited August 26, 2014 by morrow1nd

[rjshae]

 

I suspect it might have some impact in terms of speaking clearly and rapidly. But if a spell requires physical movements, being intelligent might not speed those up.

 

Well if we add dex to the formula these attributes should at least have some effect on spell casting time.. shouldnt they

 

Probably use the lower of the two, I'd guess. That way it's harder to dump points into one stat.

[Lephys]

It's a quite feasible approach to the effects of Intellect, but, you've got to consider what all is actually being represented by stats in the game. If you go that deep with Intellect, you have to go that deep with the others, or it'll feel really lopsided. "18 Intellect? You get like 7 things! 18 Might? Only like 2 things, 8(..."

 

That's my only concern with something like that. And you definitely wouldn't want just casters to get this additional effect from a stat, while no other class-types get any additional/unique effects from any stat.

[Tartantyco]

I believe the devs are trying to avoid making class specific attributes, so an attribute specifically for casting classes isn't something I think they'd consider.