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| + | There are many different '''Gameplay Elements''' in [[SMITE]]. This is a list with several ones worth mentioning. |
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| − | == Attack and Defense == |
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| − | There are three types of damage: '''Physical''', '''Magical''', and '''True''' damage. Gods are classified as being either magical or physical, with their abilities and basic attacks scaling out of that power.<br>A god's magical and physical protection values will reduce the amount of damage the corresponding types of damage apply.<br>A target's protection values can be reduced by penetration and reduction items. |
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| + | == [[Attack and Defense]] == |
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| + | There are three types of damage: Physical, Magical, and True damage. [[Gods]] are classified as being either magical or physical, with their abilities and basic attacks scaling out of that power.<br>A god's magical and physical protection values will reduce the amount of damage the corresponding types of damage apply.<br>A target's protection values can be reduced by penetration and reduction [[items]]. |
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For more detailed information about these topics, please visit their main article: [[Attack and Defense]] |
For more detailed information about these topics, please visit their main article: [[Attack and Defense]] |
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| − | == Statistics == |
+ | == [[Statistics]] == |
| − | Statistics are the values that indicate the strength, resistance, mobility, utility, etc. of all playable |
+ | Statistics are the values that indicate the strength, resistance, mobility, utility, etc. of all playable gods. These statistics are grouped up in 3 main categories: Offensive, Defensive and Utility. Offensive stats are those that are related to the damage output of a god, while Defensive stats are those related to the mitigation of the damage they take. Utility stats are those that provide benefits that are not necessarily linked to offense or defense. |
For more detailed information about this, please visit its main article: [[Statistics]] |
For more detailed information about this, please visit its main article: [[Statistics]] |
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| − | == Crowd Control == |
+ | == [[Crowd Control]] == |
Crowd control (also called CC) is a term used to refer to abilities that influence or prevent the abilities or actions of other character(s). Crowd control can be extremely powerful, controlling the possible outcomes of an encounter, as it forces opponents to use a smaller set of abilities/actions. |
Crowd control (also called CC) is a term used to refer to abilities that influence or prevent the abilities or actions of other character(s). Crowd control can be extremely powerful, controlling the possible outcomes of an encounter, as it forces opponents to use a smaller set of abilities/actions. |
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For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Crowd Control]] |
For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Crowd Control]] |
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| − | == Movement |
+ | == [[Movement penalty]] == |
| − | Movement |
+ | A Movement penalty is caused by certain actions. These penalties will reduce a god's movement speed while they perform them. Some abilities allow one or more of these penalties to be ignored. |
| + | For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Movement penalty]] |
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| − | According to community experiments: |
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| − | *Backpedal penalty = 40% reduced† |
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| − | *Strafing penalty = 20% reduced† |
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| − | *Attacking movement penalty = 50% reduced† |
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| + | == [[Structures]] == |
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| − | †These numbers are based on player experimentation. No official values have been given. |
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| − | '''Note:''' Movement speed reduction from the mentioned above sources can be compounded, but cannot exceed 50% reduction (e.g moving backwards while attacking will only reduce the player's movement speed by 50%). |
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| − | == Structures == |
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Structures are the main objectives of most [[Game Modes]] in Smite. The game features three types of Structures: Towers, Phoenixes and the Titans. A structure, except for an external tower, is invulnerable until the ones preceding it are destroyed. |
Structures are the main objectives of most [[Game Modes]] in Smite. The game features three types of Structures: Towers, Phoenixes and the Titans. A structure, except for an external tower, is invulnerable until the ones preceding it are destroyed. |
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For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Structures]] |
For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Structures]] |
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| − | == |
+ | == [[Minions]] == |
| + | Minions (sometimes called creeps) are AI controlled units that aid the gods in battle. These minions are allied to one of the two teams, proceeding down their corresponding lane, and will only attack enemy units and structures. |
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| − | Jungle is the name given to the areas found in between/around the lanes, that allow players to travel around the map with ease. These areas usually contain neutral monster camps that will grant different bonuses upon their defeat. |
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| + | For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Minions]] |
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| + | == [[Jungle]] == |
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| + | Jungle is the name given to the areas found inbetween/around the lanes, that allow players to travel around the map with ease. This area usually contains neutral monster camps that will grant players different bonuses after defeating them. |
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There are a few special camps commonly called “Buff camps”. Once slain, the bigger monster in the group will drop a unique buff on the ground, where the killer or one of their allies can pick it up. |
There are a few special camps commonly called “Buff camps”. Once slain, the bigger monster in the group will drop a unique buff on the ground, where the killer or one of their allies can pick it up. |
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For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Jungle]] |
For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Jungle]] |
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| − | == |
+ | == [[Minimap]] == |
| + | The Minimap shows a representation of the current map. It displays important information such as structures, jungle camps and player positions. Teams share minimap vision. |
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| − | The Combat Log will display detailed damage and healing information. It is accessed as a tab in the normal Chat window. |
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| + | For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Minimap]] |
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| − | == Map == |
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| − | The minimap shows important information about character positions. |
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| + | == [[Gold]] == |
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| − | Players can ''ping'' the minimap by pressing the Free Mouse key (default Alt) and moving the cursor over the map and left clicking. Right clicking will indicate caution by using a different sound and a yellow color. Players can also ping points using the VGS system by typing the first two characters of the VGS command and left clicking on the ground where a ping will be displayed. |
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| + | [[File:Gold coins.png|20px|link=]] Gold is the currency used during matches to purchase and upgrade items. Every player starts with a certain amount of gold and they earn extra gold periodically, called gold spooling. This amount varies depending on the game mode. Additional gold can be obtained in several ways. |
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| + | For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Gold]] |
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| − | == Gold == |
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| − | Gold is the currency used inside of matches to purchase and upgrade items. Every players starts with a certain amount of gold and they earn extra gold periodically. The amount changes depending on which game mode they are playing in.<br>Additional gold can be obtained in several ways: |
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| − | *Dealing the killing blow ("Lasthitting") to enemy minions |
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| − | :*If a player does not kill it, they still earn some gold as long as they are near the minion when it dies. |
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| − | :*Players do not gain any gold if the minion was hit by a friendly [[Structures|structure]], even if dealing the killing blow. |
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| − | *Killing enemy Gods (The amount is determined by several factors listed below) |
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| − | *Kill assists |
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| − | *Destroying objectives (Towers, Phoenixes, etc.) |
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| − | *Killing jungle camps |
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| + | == [[Experience]] == |
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| − | ===God Kill & Streaks=== |
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| + | Experience is used to level up the currently played god. Leveling up provides a passive boost to that god's stats and an additional skill point that can be used to learn or upgrade its abilities. |
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| − | When a player kills an enemy god they are awarded with: |
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| − | :Base Amount = (150 + (Gold Earned by Victim / 100)) |
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| − | :Level Adjustment = ((enemy level - player level) * .1) |
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| − | ::This is capped at +/- .6. |
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| − | :Total = (Base Amount + (Base Amount * Level Difference Adjustment)) * 1.1 ^ Opponents Kill Streak |
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| + | For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Experience]] |
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| − | Achieving First Blood (the first non-neutral god kill in the match) provides an additional 200 gold. |
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| − | Depending on how high the victim's killstreak (the amount of kills in a row they have accumulated without dying) was, the kill will reward more gold and it will end their killing spree. |
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| − | == |
+ | == [[Ranked]] == |
| + | Ranked games allow players to compete against each other in the most competitive environment. The match lobby uses a draft mode just like in SPL games, including special features such as the ability to request a game pause. |
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| − | Experience is used to level up the currently played god. Leveling up provides a passive boost to that god's stats and an additional skill point that can be used to learn or upgrade its abilities. In the main game mode (Conquest) gods start at level 1, and can level up to 20 (see [[Game Modes]] for other starting levels). With progress, it will take increasingly more experience to level up. Much like gold, experience can be obtained by killing enemy units and gods, destroying objectives, and killing neutral monsters. |
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| + | For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Ranked]] |
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| − | == {{favor}} Favor & {{gems}} Gems == |
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| − | Favor is a form of currency that can be used unlock or rent [[gods]] and can also be used to unlock certain [[Cosmetic Items]]. |
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| + | == Currency == |
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| − | '''Ways of earning Favor:''' |
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| + | There are multiple types of currency in SMITE. |
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| − | *Completing the Basic Tutorial will grant 100 favor. |
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| − | *Each time a player wins a practice match with a different god, they are granted 50 favor. |
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| − | *There are several level up bonuses that can grant 1000-3000 favor. |
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| − | *Each time a player completes a match-made game, they receive favor based on the duration. Additionally, winning the match will grant a favor bonus. |
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| − | *There is also a "First Win of the Day" bonus of 100 favor, one for every Normal and League game mode (6 in total). |
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| + | {{Favor}} Favor can be used to unlock or rent gods and unlock certain [[Cosmetic Items]]. |
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| − | Gems are a special type of currency that can be obtained through several sources, such as by buying them with real money, redeeming promotional codes or completing offers. Gems can be used to unlock gods (all gods cost 200 gems regardless of favor cost) or to buy almost any cosmetic item. |
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| + | {{Gems}} Gems can be used to unlock gods and to purchase most of the [[Cosmetic Items]]. |
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| − | Additionally, logging in at least once a day grants a daily reward, and the more consecutive days a player logs in, the greater the rewards. The first day grants 75 Favor, the second grants 125, the third 250, then 350 for the fourth, and 450 for the fifth. After this there are two gem bonuses, 15 Gems on the sixth day and 35 on the seventh day for a total of 1250 Favor and 50 Gems per week. After acquiring the final reward, or failing to log in each day, progress is reset back to the first day. |
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| + | {{BP}} Battle Points are used to unlock Cosmetic Items rewards from the [[Battle Pass]]. |
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| − | == Goodwill == |
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| − | Goodwill is a system implemented in Smite to encourage players to play by the rules and obeying the community codes. For each game completed without any negative actions (being AFK consistently, abandoning matches or being reported repeatedly) will grant 6% Goodwill up to 100%. Goodwill increases the total favor gained from a completed match; the extra favor gained due to the goodwill progression can be seen in the after-match lobby as an extra favor. Goodwill will reset to 0% upon committing a negative action. |
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| + | {{Viewer Points}} Viewer Points are used to unlock Cosmetic Items rewards from the [[Esports & Live Streams|Viewer Store]]. |
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| − | == Account progression == |
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| + | [[File:OdysseyReckoning Currency.png|20px|link=|Odyssey Points]] Odyssey Points are used to unlock Cosmetic Items rewards from the [[Odyssey: Reckoning]]. |
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| + | For more detailed information about this topic, please visit their main articles: [[Favor]], [[Gems]], [[Battle Pass#Battle Points|Battle Points]], [[Esports & Live Streams|Viewer Store]], [[Odyssey: Reckoning]] |
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| + | == [[Commendations]] == |
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| + | The Commendations system in SMITE allows players to give praise and reward other players who show positive attitudes in the community. |
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| + | For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Commendations]] |
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| + | == [[Goodwill]] == |
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| + | Goodwill is a system in SMITE that encourages players to play by the rules and to follow the community codes. Goodwill increases the total favor and fantasy points gained from a completed match. |
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| + | For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Goodwill]] |
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| + | == [[Player progression]] == |
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=== Account level === |
=== Account level === |
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| − | Players can earn account experience by playing matches, and gathering certain amounts of it will level up their player level. |
+ | Players can earn account experience by playing matches, and gathering certain amounts of it will level up their player level. As they level up, players can claim rewards such as Favor, boosters, god rentals and skin rentals. |
| + | === Prestige levels === |
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| + | Players can continue earning experience past level 30 to earn Prestige Levels. Reaching a certain prestige level will unlock achievements and will also display a special frame around the player's icon. |
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=== God Masteries & Worshipers === |
=== God Masteries & Worshipers === |
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| − | Worshipers are acquired by being victorious in battle. For each match completed, worshipers are |
+ | Players gain God Ranks for worshipers that they acquire. Worshipers are acquired by being victorious in battle. For each match completed, worshipers are earned for the god played. For every god that reaches God Rank 1, a Mastery Level is gained. |
| − | Players gain God Ranks for worshipers that they acquire. For every god that at God Rank 1, a Mastery Level is gained. |
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| − | To unlock the Golden skin for a god, a player must have God Rank 1 with it. To unlock their Legendary skin, a player must reach God Rank 5 and for the Diamond skin, a player must have God Rank 10 with it. Special player avatars can also be gained by reaching certain Mastery Levels: [[Cosmetic_Items#Avatars|Mastery Level avatars]]. |
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| + | For more detailed information about these topics, please visit their main article: [[Player progression]] |
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| − | '''Amount of worshipers required for each God Rank:''' |
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| − | *God Rank [[File:NewUI Rank 1.png|16px|link=]]: 50 Worshipers |
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| − | *God Rank [[File:NewUI Rank 2.png|16px|link=]]: 155(105) Worshipers |
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| − | *God Rank [[File:NewUI Rank 3.png|16px|link=]]: 260(105) Worshipers |
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| − | *God Rank [[File:NewUI Rank 4.png|16px|link=]]: 365(105) Worshipers |
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| − | *God Rank [[File:NewUI Rank 5.png|16px|link=]]: 470(105) Worshipers |
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| − | *God Rank [[File:NewUI Rank 6.png|16px|link=]]: 575(105) Worshipers |
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| − | *God Rank [[File:NewUI Rank 7.png|16px|link=]]: 680(105) Worshipers |
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| − | *God Rank [[File:NewUI Rank 8.png|16px|link=]]: 785(105) Worshipers |
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| − | *God Rank [[File:NewUI Rank 9.png|16px|link=]]: 890(105) Worshipers |
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| − | *God Rank [[File:NewUI Rank 10.png|16px|link=]]: 1000(110) Worshipers |
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| + | == [[Clan System]] == |
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| − | *Normal matches grant .2 worshipers per minute. Winning the match grants 4 additional worshipers. |
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| + | The Clan System allows players to group up and play, while also gaining rewards and Honor. As a clan earns Honor from its members, it will gain levels. With each level a clan gains, it also unlocks certain bonuses. Personal honor can be spent to unlock rewards and bonuses for themselves. |
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| − | *[[League]] matches grant .3 worshipers per minute. Winning the match grants 5 additional worshipers. |
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| − | == Clan System == |
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| − | The Clan System allows players to group up and play, while also gaining rewards and {{Honor}} Honor. As a clan earns Honor from its members, it will gain levels. With each level a clan gains, it also unlocks certain bonuses. Personal honor can be spent to unlock rewards and bonuses for themselves. |
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For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Clan System]] |
For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Clan System]] |
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| − | ==Achievements |
+ | == [[Achievements]]== |
| − | Achievements are special trophies and awards granted for accomplishing specific tasks or feats in and out of a match. While most of these achievements do nothing, there are a couple that will grant a special reward for completing their tasks. |
+ | Achievements are special trophies and awards granted for accomplishing specific tasks or feats in and out of a match. While most of these achievements do nothing, there are a couple that will grant a special reward for completing their tasks. |
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| + | For a detailed list of all existing achievements, please visit their main article: [[Achievements]] |
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| + | == [[Accolades]] == |
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| + | Accolades are medals awarded for accomplishments during a match. These are registered as a total in the Accolades section on the Profile page. |
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| + | For a detailed list of all existing accolades, please visit their main article: [[Accolades]] |
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| + | == [[Quest System]] == |
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| + | Players can complete quests to earn rewards like Favor or Gems. The Quest System is also used to track special events. |
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| + | For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Quest System]] |
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| + | == [[Coupon System]] == |
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| + | The Coupon System consists of virtual coupons that can be used to purchase Cosmetic Items at a discounted price. |
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| + | For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Coupon System]] |
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| − | Accolades are medals awarded for accomplishments during a match. These are registered as a total in the Accolades section on the Profile page.<br>For a detailed list of all existing accolades, please visit their main article: [[Accolades]] |
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| − | == |
+ | == [[Gifting]] == |
| + | Gifting in SMITE allows players to send gifts directly to other players. |
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| − | Leagues are the Ranked system used in Smite. This feature allows competitive players to compete against each other during month long seasons. There are several leagues for different game modes. To join League matches, players must be account level 30 and own 16 gods that are at least God Rank 1. |
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| − | For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[ |
+ | For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: [[Gifting]] |
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Revision as of 15:20, 9 January 2021
There are many different Gameplay Elements in SMITE. This is a list with several ones worth mentioning.
Attack and Defense
There are three types of damage: Physical, Magical, and True damage. Gods are classified as being either magical or physical, with their abilities and basic attacks scaling out of that power.
A god's magical and physical protection values will reduce the amount of damage the corresponding types of damage apply.
A target's protection values can be reduced by penetration and reduction items.
For more detailed information about these topics, please visit their main article: Attack and Defense
Statistics
Statistics are the values that indicate the strength, resistance, mobility, utility, etc. of all playable gods. These statistics are grouped up in 3 main categories: Offensive, Defensive and Utility. Offensive stats are those that are related to the damage output of a god, while Defensive stats are those related to the mitigation of the damage they take. Utility stats are those that provide benefits that are not necessarily linked to offense or defense.
For more detailed information about this, please visit its main article: Statistics
Crowd Control
Crowd control (also called CC) is a term used to refer to abilities that influence or prevent the abilities or actions of other character(s). Crowd control can be extremely powerful, controlling the possible outcomes of an encounter, as it forces opponents to use a smaller set of abilities/actions.
For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: Crowd Control
Movement penalty
A Movement penalty is caused by certain actions. These penalties will reduce a god's movement speed while they perform them. Some abilities allow one or more of these penalties to be ignored.
For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: Movement penalty
Structures
Structures are the main objectives of most Game Modes in Smite. The game features three types of Structures: Towers, Phoenixes and the Titans. A structure, except for an external tower, is invulnerable until the ones preceding it are destroyed.
For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: Structures
Minions
Minions (sometimes called creeps) are AI controlled units that aid the gods in battle. These minions are allied to one of the two teams, proceeding down their corresponding lane, and will only attack enemy units and structures.
For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: Minions
Jungle
Jungle is the name given to the areas found inbetween/around the lanes, that allow players to travel around the map with ease. This area usually contains neutral monster camps that will grant players different bonuses after defeating them.
There are a few special camps commonly called “Buff camps”. Once slain, the bigger monster in the group will drop a unique buff on the ground, where the killer or one of their allies can pick it up.
For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: Jungle
Minimap
The Minimap shows a representation of the current map. It displays important information such as structures, jungle camps and player positions. Teams share minimap vision.
For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: Minimap
Gold
Gold is the currency used during matches to purchase and upgrade items. Every player starts with a certain amount of gold and they earn extra gold periodically, called gold spooling. This amount varies depending on the game mode. Additional gold can be obtained in several ways.
For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: Gold
Experience
Experience is used to level up the currently played god. Leveling up provides a passive boost to that god's stats and an additional skill point that can be used to learn or upgrade its abilities.
For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: Experience
Ranked
Ranked games allow players to compete against each other in the most competitive environment. The match lobby uses a draft mode just like in SPL games, including special features such as the ability to request a game pause.
For more detailed information about this topic, please visit its main article: Ranked
Currency
There are multiple types of currency in SMITE.
Favor can be used to unlock or rent gods and unlock certain Cosmetic Items.
Gems can be used to unlock gods and to purchase most of the Cosmetic Items.
Battle Points are used to unlock Cosmetic Items rewards from the Battle Pass.
Viewer Points are used to unlock Cosmetic Items rewards from the Viewer Store.
Odyssey Points are used to unlock Cosmetic Items rewards from the Odyssey: Reckoning.
For more detailed information about this topic, please visit their main articles: Favor, Gems, Battle Points, Viewer Store, Odyssey: Reckoning
Commendations
The Commendations system in SMITE allows players to give praise and reward other players who show positive attitudes in the community.
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Goodwill
Goodwill is a system in SMITE that encourages players to play by the rules and to follow the community codes. Goodwill increases the total favor and fantasy points gained from a completed match.
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Player progression
Account level
Players can earn account experience by playing matches, and gathering certain amounts of it will level up their player level. As they level up, players can claim rewards such as Favor, boosters, god rentals and skin rentals.
Prestige levels
Players can continue earning experience past level 30 to earn Prestige Levels. Reaching a certain prestige level will unlock achievements and will also display a special frame around the player's icon.
God Masteries & Worshipers
Players gain God Ranks for worshipers that they acquire. Worshipers are acquired by being victorious in battle. For each match completed, worshipers are earned for the god played. For every god that reaches God Rank 1, a Mastery Level is gained.
For more detailed information about these topics, please visit their main article: Player progression
Clan System
The Clan System allows players to group up and play, while also gaining rewards and Honor. As a clan earns Honor from its members, it will gain levels. With each level a clan gains, it also unlocks certain bonuses. Personal honor can be spent to unlock rewards and bonuses for themselves.
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Achievements
Achievements are special trophies and awards granted for accomplishing specific tasks or feats in and out of a match. While most of these achievements do nothing, there are a couple that will grant a special reward for completing their tasks.
For a detailed list of all existing achievements, please visit their main article: Achievements
Accolades
Accolades are medals awarded for accomplishments during a match. These are registered as a total in the Accolades section on the Profile page.
For a detailed list of all existing accolades, please visit their main article: Accolades
Quest System
Players can complete quests to earn rewards like Favor or Gems. The Quest System is also used to track special events.
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Coupon System
The Coupon System consists of virtual coupons that can be used to purchase Cosmetic Items at a discounted price.
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Gifting
Gifting in SMITE allows players to send gifts directly to other players.
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