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| rdfs:label | - Practice Mode
- Practice mode
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| rdfs:comment | - Practice mode is a mode of play which has no time limit and allows you to skip levels and episodes. However, it cannot be used to unlock flavours, and levels completed while this mode is active will not count for personal bests or highscores. It can be turned on and off in the configure section in N.
- Practice Mode was removed from the beta on May 12, 2015. It was replaced with Training Mode
- Practice mode is simply an opportunity to practice moves on a dummy. Players can practice and figure out combos, special attacks, etc., without the worry of a time limit or counterattack.
- Practice Mode is a one player mode in which the player practices against sentries on common DM and TD maps. Training mode provides no penalty for weapons (they do not count down time in practice).
- Practice mode serves as a training ground for beginners and takes place on a map called Moon, and no experience is gained. Only 1 player is required to start Practice Mode.
- During the standard training, the players fight another character that acts as a dummy, doing absolutely nothing except getting demolished, with the exception of Aegis Knight who is able to make the dummy attack. However, they have an extreme health regeneration rate, but all characters are fitted with a base stat of 100/100/100. Of course, the type of the opponent can be chosen. Previously in Season 2, the class must be obtained first before practicing it. However, this rule was neglected in foreign areas. Prior to Season 3, it allows all classes to be played without unlocking.
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| abstract | - Practice mode is a mode of play which has no time limit and allows you to skip levels and episodes. However, it cannot be used to unlock flavours, and levels completed while this mode is active will not count for personal bests or highscores. It can be turned on and off in the configure section in N.
- Practice Mode was removed from the beta on May 12, 2015. It was replaced with Training Mode
- During the standard training, the players fight another character that acts as a dummy, doing absolutely nothing except getting demolished, with the exception of Aegis Knight who is able to make the dummy attack. However, they have an extreme health regeneration rate, but all characters are fitted with a base stat of 100/100/100. Of course, the type of the opponent can be chosen. Practice Mode can be used to help one self practice at a certain character or at a certain map, which can help one excel battle on multiple terrains. However, the Temple of Fire and the Christmas Babel areas cannot be chosen. Previously in Season 2, the class must be obtained first before practicing it. However, this rule was neglected in foreign areas. Prior to Season 3, it allows all classes to be played without unlocking. Skill Trees cannot be played/tested at Season 2, but later, Season 3 patches this.
- Practice mode is simply an opportunity to practice moves on a dummy. Players can practice and figure out combos, special attacks, etc., without the worry of a time limit or counterattack.
- Practice Mode is a one player mode in which the player practices against sentries on common DM and TD maps. Training mode provides no penalty for weapons (they do not count down time in practice).
- Practice mode serves as a training ground for beginners and takes place on a map called Moon, and no experience is gained. Only 1 player is required to start Practice Mode.
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