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Treasure Hunter (Cazador de Tesoros), es la sexta temporada de S4 League. Fue lanzada el 13 de Agosto de 2013 en Corea versión 1 de Octubre de 2013, en la versión de Europa y 26 de Noviembre 2013 en la versión de Tailandia. The Treasure Hunter is one of the five character professions available. Treasure Hunter specialize in using gun weapons. Their main strength lies in dealing rapid damage from a distance. Treasure Hunter (トレジャーハンター, Torejā Hantā) is a skill. Treasure Hunter secure treasure chest all over the FusionFall world. They offer tales of "big score", and tell of untamed treasure chest, stating "If you can tame one of these, you may just get exciting new loot! They can be found in areas like: And other places in the Downtown, The Suburbs, and The Wilds areas. Treasure Hunter is a talent that increases the amount of items dropped by monsters. In order to get this talent, the player must first select the Alert (+1 Pe) and Miser (finds more gold) talents largely considered being of rather dubious value by themselves. Suffice it to say that players with the Treasure Hunter talent will find a significant amount of additional items given enough time, which is more or less equal to number of kills. There is no increase in item quality, only amount. The value of this talent is hotly debated. See Treasure Hunter Debate for details. The short version: The Treasure Hunter, known as the "danger that lurks in the darkness", acts according to his own private goals. The Treasure Hunter moves without fear by using Silent Move and is skilled at using Backstab against his enemies to eliminate them from behind. Looking for treasure in the newly uncovered Jedi ruins on Mustafar, Colonel Narl has brought his band of men to protect his interests. These men have been ordered to keep all away from the site of the ruins at the penalty of death. Its starting equipment are Leather Whip and The Dead Man's Compass, The basic skill Delver. Treasure Hunter (トレジャーハンター) is a skill. Treasure Hunter appeared in a total of 1 episode over the course of the series. Season 2 That Old Black Magic Treasure Hunter (トレジャーハンター, Torejā Hantā) là một kỹ năng hỗ trợ. Treasure Hunter is a per account prestige title earned by opening high end chests. Players also receive a point in this title for each Golden Egg dropped for a character during Easter weekends. Players receive a certain amount of keys everyday and may obtain more through other methods such as purchasing them or performing certain in-game activities. Each key unlocks a chest which rewards the player with a random prize where each prize has a varying degree of rarity. Members cannot play Treasure Hunter on a free world. Attempting to do so will prompt the message: "As a member, you are eligible for improved prizes, so please play Treasure Hunter on a members' world instead." Treasure Hunters are all about one thing: Greed. Using the passive extort ability, Treasure Hunters receive more item drops from enemies than other job classes, making them the perfect choice for players with extra inventory space to fill. They also utilize their unique set of tools, including explosive bombs and smoke bombs, to deal area of effect damage to groups of monsters and apply powerful status effects to debuff their enemies. Treasure Hunters' versatility means they are able to use either daggers or bows effectively, and makes them a welcome addition to any group. Treasure Hunter doesn't increase the drop rate % of an item, but instead gives you more chances to receive the item. For Example: Say an item has a 5% drop rate. A player without Treasure Hunter gets 1 random "roll" from say 1-100. A roll of 96-100 is required to get the drop (given a 5% chance). Treasure Hunter doesn't increase the %, but rather it gives more random "rolls" increasing the odds much like buying more lottery tickets would increase odds in hitting the jackpot. The percentage is still the same, you just have more chances. This is why when a thief is in a party, there are often more total drops in general. Treasure Hunter is a medal that can be earned in the multiplayer mode of Uncharted 2: Among Thieves. It is awarded in co-op game types for picking up five treasures.

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...... Do you understand? The moment I open a treasure chest is the most exhilarating I feel exactly like that right now

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Treasure Hunter is a talent that increases the amount of items dropped by monsters. In order to get this talent, the player must first select the Alert (+1 Pe) and Miser (finds more gold) talents largely considered being of rather dubious value by themselves. The talent works in the following way: each time a monster does not drop an item, it gives a 12.5% chance that it will drop one anyway. This usually translates to an increased drop chance of 50%, or more, or less, depending on how likely it was that the monster drops an item to begin with, which is not clear. If for instance, a monster had a 5% chance to drop an item, Treasure Hunter would add an additional 14.25% (15% of 95% "no drop") for a total of 19.25% drop chance, which is almost quadruple; if a monster had a 50% drop chance, this would increase to 57.5%. The actual values are usually in between somewhere, hence the common misconception that the talent "doubles" your chance to get an item dropped (at most, it "roughly doubles" it, on average, depending on the actual drop rate of the monsters encountered). Note that it is opinion that certain special drop types, notably drops of corpses or monster specific weapons (e.g. short bows on kobolds, dragon loot) are not affected by this talent. Suffice it to say that players with the Treasure Hunter talent will find a significant amount of additional items given enough time, which is more or less equal to number of kills. There is no increase in item quality, only amount. The value of this talent is hotly debated. See Treasure Hunter Debate for details. The short version: Because of the significant increase in the number of items produced, many players feel that this is one of the best, if not the best, talent in the game. Other players contend that since Alert is a starting talent and Miser is hardly valuable at all, pursuing this talent instead of others can adversely effect Early-Game Survival for what actually translates to very little benefit in practice, especially during that crucial phase of the game. Its starting equipment are Leather Whip and The Dead Man's Compass, The basic skill Delver. Treasure Hunter is a per account prestige title earned by opening high end chests. Players also receive a point in this title for each Golden Egg dropped for a character during Easter weekends. Treasure Hunter is a medal that can be earned in the multiplayer mode of Uncharted 2: Among Thieves. It is awarded in co-op game types for picking up five treasures. Looking for treasure in the newly uncovered Jedi ruins on Mustafar, Colonel Narl has brought his band of men to protect his interests. These men have been ordered to keep all away from the site of the ruins at the penalty of death. Treasure Hunter secure treasure chest all over the FusionFall world. They offer tales of "big score", and tell of untamed treasure chest, stating "If you can tame one of these, you may just get exciting new loot! They can be found in areas like: And other places in the Downtown, The Suburbs, and The Wilds areas. The Treasure Hunter is one of the five character professions available. Treasure Hunter specialize in using gun weapons. Their main strength lies in dealing rapid damage from a distance. Treasure Hunter doesn't increase the drop rate % of an item, but instead gives you more chances to receive the item. For Example: Say an item has a 5% drop rate. A player without Treasure Hunter gets 1 random "roll" from say 1-100. A roll of 96-100 is required to get the drop (given a 5% chance). Treasure Hunter doesn't increase the %, but rather it gives more random "rolls" increasing the odds much like buying more lottery tickets would increase odds in hitting the jackpot. The percentage is still the same, you just have more chances. This is why when a thief is in a party, there are often more total drops in general. Treasure Hunter (Cazador de Tesoros), es la sexta temporada de S4 League. Fue lanzada el 13 de Agosto de 2013 en Corea versión 1 de Octubre de 2013, en la versión de Europa y 26 de Noviembre 2013 en la versión de Tailandia. The Treasure Hunter, known as the "danger that lurks in the darkness", acts according to his own private goals. The Treasure Hunter moves without fear by using Silent Move and is skilled at using Backstab against his enemies to eliminate them from behind. Players receive a certain amount of keys everyday and may obtain more through other methods such as purchasing them or performing certain in-game activities. Each key unlocks a chest which rewards the player with a random prize where each prize has a varying degree of rarity. The release of Treasure Hunter saw the removal of Yelps and the addition of a new figurehead for the activity: a princess named Alice. These keys can be obtained in the same way spins were. Any unused spins or unclaimed prizes were turned into keys. Rewards from the Treasure Hunter have been rebalanced to be more relevant to player's skill levels. Members cannot play Treasure Hunter on a free world. Attempting to do so will prompt the message: "As a member, you are eligible for improved prizes, so please play Treasure Hunter on a members' world instead." On 7 April 2014 Treasure Hunter received a major overhaul in which many previously members prizes became claimable by free players. The ability to talk to Alice was also added. Treasure Hunter (トレジャーハンター, Torejā Hantā) is a skill. Treasure Hunters are all about one thing: Greed. Using the passive extort ability, Treasure Hunters receive more item drops from enemies than other job classes, making them the perfect choice for players with extra inventory space to fill. They also utilize their unique set of tools, including explosive bombs and smoke bombs, to deal area of effect damage to groups of monsters and apply powerful status effects to debuff their enemies. Treasure Hunters' versatility means they are able to use either daggers or bows effectively, and makes them a welcome addition to any group. Treasure Hunter appeared in a total of 1 episode over the course of the series. Season 2 That Old Black Magic Treasure Hunter (トレジャーハンター) is a skill. Treasure Hunter (トレジャーハンター, Torejā Hantā) là một kỹ năng hỗ trợ.

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