neverwinter
When I play Neverwinter in border-less window mode it always swaps to monitor 1.
Can I get it to default to monitor 2?
So last night what I did was duplicate display, I guess another option is to switch the cables in the back of my monitors, but ideally it should be an option, or default to the screen the launcher is on.
This may end up somewhat long, but here goes!
First of all, what exactly are Action Points?
(I just took the time to add this to the official wiki :D @ wiki )
Action Points are the method by which a character's Daily Powers are recharged. Each character has a gauge represented by a D20 in the middle of their Combat Action Bar. This gauge refills as the character gains more Action Points. When this bar is filled by the attainment of Action Points, a character's Daily Power is available for use. The use of a character's daily power depletes this gauge and a character must once again perform actions which grant Action Points to refill it. Each Class has a different set of things that cause the character to gain Action Points.
What abilities gain Action Points?
Encounters:
Battle Fury - Increases your Atwill and Encounter damage as well as Action Point gain for brief period. In addition, when first activated your Stamina is refilled. This power may be activated while moving.
Indomitable Battle Strike - Savagely strike your target to shows your other foes the fate that awaits them. After killing a target with this strike, you gain bonus Action Point, and nearby enemies are briefly Marked. Marked targets take additonal physical damage until they attack you.
Feats:
Unstoppable Action - You gain 5/10/15/20/25% bonus Action Points for dealing damage while you are Unstoppable.
Encounters:
Into The Fray - A fierce battle cry that temporarily increases your adventuring party;s deflect chance, Run Speed, and Action Point generation.
Ability Score Bonus:
Constitution - +1% Action Point Gain
Feats:
Action Surge - Gain 2/4/6/8/10% more Action Point for damage reduced by your damage reduction.
Improved Vigor - When less than 50% health, gain 2/4/6/8/10% more Action Points.
Martial Mastery - Taking damage while not using Guard now builds Action Points. You gain a bonus to this value based on your Damage Resistance.
Encounters:
Bait and Switch - Jump backwards, dropping a decoy in your place. Any enemies that are near the decoy will attack it instead of you. Gain Action Points when the decoy is hit by an enemy.
Feats:
Action Advantage - 2/4/6/8/10% bonus Action Points for dealing Combat Advantage Damage.
Cunning Stalker - While Stealthed, you build 4/8/12/1/20% more Action Point.
Action Rush - Your encounter Powers have a 15% chance to grant 3/6/9/12/15% of your Action Point.
Thrill of the Kill - When you land a killing blow, gain .2/.4/./.8/1% of your Action Point.
Ability Score Bonus
Wisdom - +1% Action Point Gain
Feats:
Controlling Action - Gain an additional .2/.4/.6/.8/1% of your max Action Point when you cast a control power.
Critical Power - When you land a critical hit you gain 1/2/3/4/5% of your total Action Point. (10 second cooldown)
Encounters:
Prophecy of Doom - Target has lowered Defense for a medium duration, and if target is still alive after this time, They take a large amount of damage. If target is killed during this time, you gain a large amount of Action Points, and this power instantly recharges.
Feats:
Healing Action - Gain 1/2/3% more Action Point whenever you use a Healing ability.
Ability Score Bonus:
Charisma - +1% Action Points Gain
Class Feature:
Holy Fervor - Your attacks generate 5% more Action Points. Rank 2: +5%. Rank 3: +5%
Also, if you mouse over your AP meter while it's not full, it will tell you what fills it. Another cool thing to note, is that the Recovery mod raises AP gain by a percentage. For example, 2,982 Recovery is +49.3% AP gain.
Mitigation in Neverwinter means exactly what the actual definition of the word means.
So for example, Ray of Enfeeblement has the following description:
Ray of Enfeeblement: Over several seconds, deal damage to your enemy while decreasing their damage and Mitigation. Debuff duration increased based on stack of Arcane Mastery
SO, what this all means is for a period of time you've lowered the targets ability to reduce the damage from your incoming attacks.
Well how is the target mitigating (there's that word again) damage from your attacks in the first place? Good question, glad you asked.
Damage Resistance IS mitigation.
Damage Resistance decreases the amount of damage you take from incoming attacks. Defense helps to increase this stat.
Therefore, if you put this all together using what you just learned (stay with me now) it goes something like this...
"Target X" has a damage resistance stat 21.2%.
You cast Ray of Enfeeblement on Target X which reduces his damage mitigation by 15%.
Over the next several seconds, Target X's Damage Resistance (ie: mitigation) is effectively 6.2%
21.2% - 15% = 6.2%
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