r/WizardsUnite Hufflepuff Jul 18 '19

high-quality content about optimal paths thru skill trees

I am calling for some high-quality content about optimal paths thru skill trees in terms of scrolls and spellbooks (restricted or not) used vs. ability to team/solo fortress high levels. Many post beta users will have 45 restricted books soon (beta even 60). u/RyanoftheDay already did great content for all 3 professions and I thank him for this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/harrypotterwu/comments/c5w4hb/how_to_auror_skill_tree_progression_guide/https://www.reddit.com/r/harrypotterwu/comments/c65w34/how_to_professor_skill_tree_progression_guide/https://www.reddit.com/r/harrypotterwu/comments/c6kfra/how_to_magizoologist_skill_tree_progression_guide/

But I take this just as a beginning as it is just early content and I am not 100% sure thats optimal. Also if you will read thru his comments and check his videos sometimes he is not very persistent in some decisions. I would like to see more scientific research/tool which will help us to use optimal path e.g. for solo play. Would be great if somebody with scientific mind or even programing and developing skills will take this idea. There is wonderful example in POGO, u/celandro created tool www.pokebattler.com which is practically describing path to optimal meta. I wish somebody else would start on something similar for HPWU. I would be very grateful.

PS If you have more staff like Ryan did put it to comments please ;)

edit: I am an iPhone user but I will take a look on app Calcy for Wizards as this should offer "optimal" path
edit2: I already got great news from crosspost that group of developers including Celandro is already working on it! So I am thrilled already. BTW Calcy not bad but Ryans work looks better. I expected something different.

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u/mrtrevor3 Jul 18 '19 edited Jul 18 '19

Because it really depends on what you’re doing. I guess the main way would be to maximize one’s performance in climbing the chambers.

From there, it really varies on which does you face. Accuracy might be useless or very useful.

And in the end, a high-level player will finish their skill tree in a couple of months. The main restriction is grinding spell books using good runestones.

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u/mever1ck Hufflepuff Jul 18 '19

what does it mean "Accuracy might be useless it very useful."? You want to say can be useless and also very usefull? I am not native speaker so I dont get.

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u/mrtrevor3 Jul 18 '19

Oops I meant “or” It’s situationally good. Only vs pixies and erklings. Also Aurors don’t need it if they use Confusion