Gathering
Gathering is one of the artisan classes in Ashes of Creation.[4][5]
- Many of the visible resources (such as Trees and Ore) in the open world are gatherable.[1]
- The exact type of resource present within a resource node is not known until the node is harvested.[3]
- There's a bunch of different things in Ashes that will be gatherable. We have plants and trees and rocks and fish and animals and creatures that can be tamed; and we're thinking to reach the visual fidelity bar and to have things a little bit more rooted in what we know is that it wouldn't really make sense for you to just see gold all over the world in the same way that you would plants and trees; so we wanted to get feedback on what players think about some of the different gatherable types having different things that you would have to know and expect from them. So rocks are a good example of this, where you can see a rock but until you crack that thing open you don't know if it's full of stone, crystals, rubies, gold. So we wanted to try that out with some of our gatherables to have players have to open this thing up- and that's not to say that we players won't stumble on a nice load, or vein, or geode of gold, but most of the stuff that they would they would find to the world, unless they they look hard enough, would require them to crack that stone open.[3] – Kory Rice
- Gathering is intended to be accessible to both solo and group-based gatherers.[7]
- Gathering requires the creation and use of tools.[8][9]
- Gatherers who complete the gathering interaction first will gain the resources. Methods to improve gathering speed include:[10]
- Higher levels of artisan progression.[10][11]
- Better quality artisan gear and gathering tools.[10][12][11]
- Surveying plays a key role in helping gatherers identify resources in particular locations.[13][14]
- Gathering within a node's Zone of influence (ZOI) will contribute to its experience growth.[4]
- Certain low level gatherables will have a tiered progression into higher level crafting.[15]
- Certain low level gatherables will have a tiered progression into higher level crafting. So for example if I'm gathering... leaves of the blue petal flower to craft a pigment that's going to be used in the development of a tunic that I can wear at level one, then I may need to collect those in order to craft the pigments to craft a greater pigment that might be present in the in the crafting of a higher level item. So it's going to be a tiered progression so that materials have relevancy throughout the different levels of of crafting; and that's important from an economic stability standpoint. You need to have layered demand from a supply standpoint so that players who are interested in collecting and gathering those materials still are relevant when the later level items are crafted.[15] – Steven Sharif
Gathering professions
Artisan progression
Artisan level | Artisan certification | Profession limit per character |
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1-10.[19][20] | Novice.[16][21] | 22.[16][17] |
10-20.[22][20] | Apprentice.[16] | 5.[16][17] |
20-30.[22] | Journeyman.[16][18] | 4.[16][17] |
30-40.[22] | Master.[16][18] | 3.[16][17] |
40-50.[22][23] | Grandmaster.[16][18] | 2.[16][24][17] |
Artisan progression occurs based on experience (repetition of tasks) as well as achievements of certain benchmarks within each artisan branch (Gathering, Processing and Crafting).[26][27] Progression in each artisan profession is per-character.[28][29][30][31]
- All 22 professions, the players get to be novice of; and then it starts narrowing from there. So, after that you'll only be able to be apprentice of five things. You can be a journeyman in four things. You can be a master in three things; and you can be a grandmaster in two things. So you'll need to narrow, but you can also diversify to support the professions that you want to first push further in.[17] – Kory Rice
- Progression to each "tier" within a profession grants skill points that can be utilized in a character's artisan skill tree.[33]
- Artisan certification quests must be completed to gain proficiency in that tier of artisan progression.[26] Completing certification unlocks benefits for that profession, such as artisan tools for gathering professions and recipes for crafting professions.[34][35]
- There are limits to the number of professions at each certification tier across the three artisan branches.[16][24][36][17][37] For example: a character may only ever be a Master in up to 3 professions and Grandmaster in up to 2 professions across all artisan branches.[16][24]
- Grandmaster artisans can max out their entire profession skill tree, but a character can only be a grandmaster of up to two professions.[38]
- Achieving an artisan certification in a profession also implies that the character also achieved any lower-tier certifications up to that point.[39]
- If you are grand master in that profession you can max out the entire tree. But you can only grand master 2 things.[38] – Kory Rice
- Choosing a specific path in the skill tree allows the player an opportunity to specialize in a certain area. This encourages player inter-dependency, enhancing the artisan experience.[40]
- Artisan progression does not directly relate to progression in a character's adventuring class, but is designed to be complementary to character progression.[41] Additionally, there are requirements that take into account dangers, locations, toolsets, and surveying options that are level dependent.[42][43][44]
- Characters gain XP as they progress their artisan professions, but it should be expected that some artisans will have significantly higher artisan level than their adventuring level.[45][35][42]
- Choice of profession does not affect a player's stats.[47]
- Artisan classes and their professions are not affected by a character's religion, or class.[48][49]
- Race likely won't affect the artisan system.[48][49] Certain influences may instead be housed in a background selection that isn't intrinsically tied to race.[48]
- When it comes to balancing a system that's something that we do during testing phases. When it comes to architecting the system itself and identifying the areas in which certain certain professions excel, where they interact with ancillary systems, their interconnectivity across the artisanship system as a whole, the important part there is to identify how that the interconnectivity lives with the other professions in the artisanship system. And what type of reliance you have on particular professions to complete the path of crafting or introduction of new items into the economy.[29] – Steven Sharif
- Q: In regards to character level and artisan level. We know that currently there are two separate things. That being said, what prevents a player from staying level one and partying up with a level 50 player to then gather level 50 resources in the high zones? That way, anyone who wants to take those resources will have to kill the gatherer who is level one and get a large amount of corruption for killing a level one as a level 50.
- A: Gathering higher level resources requires significant advancement within a particular profession for that gatherable resource. So, if I'm a Miner and I want to access the highest possible mineral, I need to be a master miner; and in order to achieve the master minor status I am going to be gaining adventuring level experience through that process, because many of those quest lines, many of those achievements are facilitated through quest lines. Some of those quest lines interface with adventuring difficulties that are out in the wild at certain levels. So that's going to predicate me- that's going to be a predicate for me to achieve a certain level in order to complete some of these quest lines and achieve that master status. So you will you will likely not see the ability of a level one alt character having the access to high level mineral mining, or any other type of gatherable out there.[42] – Steven Sharif
Artisan mastery
A character may only ever be a Master in up to 3 professions and Grandmaster in up to 2 professions across all artisan branches.[16][24]
- Artisan mastery is no longer restricted to a single branch.[24]
- Characters may change which professions they master.[50]
- Becoming a master Crafter or a master Processor or a master Gatherer should be a significant time investment and resource investment; and because of that it should also be something that when you achieve that status it's like people on the server know who you are.[51] – Steven Sharif
- Masteries aren’t just about making an item. They grant many things, including titles, access to items, bargains, and quests. [52]
- Previously it was stated that with considerable effort a player can master all professions within a mastered parent artisan class.[53][54] This was later changed to a player being able to master some but not all professions within a mastered parent artisan class.[55][56] This was changed to being able to master up to two or three professions within a mastered parent artisan class (subject to testing).[29] This was changed to being able to master up to two professions.[28] The current stance is only being able to become a Master of 3 professions and Grandmaster of 2 professions across all branches.[16][24]
- Q: What would be the daily activities for someone at level 50 with a maxed out artisan tree?
- A: The daily activity might be something along the lines of, depending on what type of profession or processor you are, of interacting with fellow artisanship individuals to wheel and deal on supply and demand chains; orchestrating and participating and caravan roads that move materials across the world so that you can satisfy buy orders and/or commission requests. Participating in unique trades and/or dungeon experiences that have the opportunity to acquire unique crafting materials so that you can create the dragon's legendary sword and sell that potentially. Finding unique harvestable materials in remote parts of the world or engaging in treasure map finding for again unique materials and/or processing things. There's a whole host of different intents that are loops for the players to participate in that again are situationally relevant based on the world state.[57] – Steven Sharif
Resources
Gatherable resources (also known as raw materials, gatherables, and harvestables) occur in locations where you would expect them to be organically.[60][61]
- Lower level resources will be abundant. Higher level resources that are gatherable by Apprentice level or higher artisans will spawn randomly but in places that make sense for that type of resource. Surveying is a mechanic that solo or group players can utilize to track these resources down.[60]
- We want to be able to spawn stuff randomly and we want to put it in places in the world that will make people travel and bolster up our local player-to-player economies: have people actually be out in the world looking for stuff and not standing in the same place waiting for a tree or a flower to respawn over and over again. So, we're having the best of the both Worlds where we have our lower tier stuff that will fill out the base look of our world, so that it's always looking good; and then the higher tier stuff, from apprentice onward, will always spawn randomly in places that we've deemed look good and make sense for what that thing is. So, surveying is a way that you can track that stuff down. It will help you find places, will help you find particular resources, will help you find resources at a certain rarity; and so it should be something you could do as a gatherer on your own, or group up with other people to bolster up the power of your survey, or the range or reach of it.[60] – Kory Rice
- Certain resources will only be gatherable for a limited time during specific story arcs.[62]
- You want to take advantage of the limited time you have during the story arcs to get some of these rare resources for crafting things.[62] – Jeremy Gess
- Some resources are only gatherable at specific times of the day or night.[67]
- The location the resource was found can affect the benefits, bonuses, and other characteristics of that resource.[68]
- Players drop resources and other items upon death, based on their applicable death penalties.[71][72][73][74]
- Resources looted from caravan wreckages become stolen resources.[75][76]
- Resources do not expire or degrade over time.[77]
- We don't want to create an environment I feel where you're having to micromanage each of the resources that are very vast in our game. We have 100 plus material system where you're having to play whack-a-mole with managing those things... I don't see the value in it.[77] – Steven Sharif
- Raw materials (gatherable resources) are not to be confused with crafting materials (processed goods).[78][79]
Resource quality
Resources will have differing tiers of quality for the same resource type.[70] This is somewhat similar to Star Wars Galaxies.[81]
- Gatherers who are more advanced in their artisan tree will unlock higher level harvesting tools that have a greater chance of collecting higher quality resources or proccing a greater quantity.[70][82][83]
- You will have an opportunity to proc certain qualities based on your progression in the Artisan tree. So if you are a gatherer; and as you advance in your gathering, you'll have a higher opportunity to collect better resources.[83] – Steven Sharif
Resource extractors
Resource extractors are potential constructions that can collect resources over time.[84][85]
- Available to node citizens who own a freehold near a "resource center".[85]
- Requires several people to construct.[85]
- Moving resources from the extractor will likely require a caravan.[85]
Resource locations
The location a resource is found can affect its benefits, bonuses, and other characteristics of that resource.[68]
- Lower level resources will be abundant. Higher level resources that are gatherable by Apprentice level or higher artisans will spawn randomly but in places that make sense for that type of resource. Surveying is a mechanic that solo or group players can utilize to track these resources down.[60][69][70]
- Some resources will exist as a cluster (also called vein gatherables). These will last until the full resource is depleted.[87][69][70][61][88]
- Like a large mine that's present and has a vein of mithril ore in it, or a herd of some type of animal that you can collect fur or wool from.[70] – Steven Sharif
- Once a vein resource is depleted from one location it may respawn in the same location or somewhere else, depending on the type of resource.[70][61][89]
- There will be moving resources such as herds of animals that are constantly moving around the world.[87][89]
- Herds are a source of certain types of wild gatherables but they're in animal form and they're animated; and they exist in a group of the golden fleece sheep that might only spawn very rarely in certain hillsides; and only during spring. And if you can find that vein so to speak of resource you can interact with the herd and you can gather from them.[87] – Steven Sharif
- Corrupted areas house corrupted resources that are necessary components for certain crafting recipes.[90][62]
- Certain types of resources will have a corrupt state... We have a Spirit Bloom, which is a harvestable herbalism plant, but when a Zone becomes corrupt you can potentially yield Corrupted Spirit Blooms; and those are necessary components of certain crafting recipes.[90] – Steven Sharif
- Resources respawn on a cooldown basis.[61]
- Resources won't be locked to the node system.[61]
- Starting resource points may be different on each server realm.[92][93]
Surveying
Surveying plays a key role in helping gatherers track down and identify resources that spawn in particular locations through the use of surveying tools.[60][13][14]
- Surveying is something that we're trying to use for gatherers to really interact with the things that we want to do with our dynamic world... Surveying is a way that you can track that stuff down. It will help you find places, will help you find particular resources, will help you find resources at a certain rarity; and so it should be something you could do as a gatherer on your own, or group up with other people to bolster up the power of your survey, or the range or reach of it.[60] – Kory Rice
- Artisan progression unlocks higher level surveying tools that enable better identification of gatherable resources within a location.[13]
- Unlocking surveying pylons allows the gatherer to adjust the shape and extend the area of their survey.[13]
- You'd work with a surveying tool; and you set the surveying tool down, and that tool would have a specific area in which it's able to uncover and extract information about the resources that are in the area. As a starting out gatherer you might end up with one of the tools, but as you as you progress and become more proficient with using the tool you might be able to set up additional pylons and extend the area of your survey. That allows you to start making shapes and having more strategic areas that you're surveying. If you could connect multiple pylons to create a shape, maybe you could follow the twisting caverns of the cave. Maybe if you're out in the open like we are here you could just try and make yourself a nice widened shape to scan as much of the area as possible. So it'll be up to the player to be tricky with their surveying tool to try and get the most efficiency out of their survey.[13] – Kory Rice
- Surveying can also identify the types of resources that spawn statically within an area and also provides information about the seasons and locations they spawn in.[13]
- Surveying is a way that players can check out an area for resources. Players can learn where resources are that are static and that grow back in the same location; but we'll also have resources and Ashes that can spawn anywhere, so surveying will help players locate those those resources. So if they're looking for something specific they can hunt them down. Surveying will also allow players to uncover hidden resources that players wouldn't be able to see with their with their naked eye. Another thing that a surveying would provide is some of the information that we're talking about before, like for instance if you survey- and inside of your survey area there's plants, you might learn what season that plant likes to grow in. You might learn whether it likes to be watered during the winter versus how it likes to be watered in the summer.[13] – Kory Rice
- Surveying can help uncover hidden resources that are not visible to the naked eye.[13]
Land management
Land management mechanics are present for gathering artisans.[95][14]
- The spawn rate of resources in a given area is influenced by how players are interacting with those resources.[95][14]
- Drawing excessive amounts of resources may have a deleterious effect on the land health value for that area.[95][14]
- Actions like ridding an area of invasive species or performing crop rotations on freehold farms may have a positive effect on that area's land health value.[95]
- Defeating certain world bosses or mobs can positively impact the respawn rates of resources and animals in their vicinity.[96]
- Node policies can be put in place that improve land management scores.[97]
- It could be could be positive or negative, or both simultaneously. So the land health value ties into the health of a specific ecosystem; and the ecosystem can scale with different segment sizes of the world, or the world itself: A biome, maybe a node, maybe the player's freehold. And the things that a player does in those areas will contribute to health in a positive or negative way. So doing something like rotating your crops might increase the health of the land because that's considered something good to do; and maybe apprehending or removing poachers that are over hunting a certain species could be helpful to the health of the land. Maybe the mayor puts out a request for players to try and get rid of invasive species that are plants- maybe they're overgrowing weed and it's stopping other valuable plants from growing.[95] – Kory Rice
- PvP responses such as Guild wars, Node wars, and PK are additional methods to counteract land management abuse from enemy players.[97]
- Q: From our understanding, the land management system in Ashes leads to environmental consequences due to over harvesting. With the elimination of the Enemy of the State feature, what mechanisms are available for node citizens to manage or counteract situations where a group of non-combatants intentionally depletes resources from an enemy node, given the significant downsides associated with becoming corrupt?
- A: There are answers in the Guild War system, in the Node War system to respond to aggressive actions like land management abuse. However, let's say the member- the people doing the work are alts and they are not in a guild and they choose to be citizenless. The other thing that we want to keep in mind is that there are ways to improve land management scores. There are policies that you can take which improve that and counteract that. So, it is not just a zero sum proposition between 'somebody's griefing me and not', this now may direct the way that you choose to govern your node in response to those outside actors. This is again intended to engage the systems. So, while you may not want to accrue the corruption yet dealing with these alts or whatever, you now may need to manage your node differently in order to compensate; unless it is meaningful enough to you to PK those people and you go and do that. That's also an option.[97] – Steven Sharif
- There are no plans currently to introduce policies or mechanics for players to designate specific areas as corruption free zones.[98]
- Q: On the land management side, would there ever be a potential policy that allows you to make an area, like say a forest, a purple area? Or is that something that's not being considered?
- A: If we're talking Ashes of Creation's first expansion, number two, or whatever, and we want to introduce perhaps some of the mechanics or policies that do what you just described, like designate a zone as as open PvP, or if we wanted to reintroduce the 'persona non grata' approach as well, that I think is still in line with the PvX philosophy of the game. So, I wouldn't rule it out at some point far in the future, but generally I think we have a lot of bloodthirst in the game currently through the events that we have, through the flagging system that we have, through the open seas flagging provisions that we've made. There is a heavy emphasis of PvP in the game, as it rightfully should have, because we are a PvX game and our conceptually designed philosophy is, you build the world through PvE you change it through PvP. Those are the competing factors. I think where it stands now is sufficient.[98] – Steven Sharif
- The spatial inventory system is intended to mitigate the potential for players to diminish land management scores by stripping resources from particular zones.[99]
- There's a particular reason for why that inventory system is intended to exist within Ashes; and part of that is from the aspect of everything in the world is gatherable and there is a land management system that exists behind those gatherable things. The land management system takes into account how players are interacting with the environment: how many of the resources they're withdrawing from the world; and that decreases the spawn rate within certain localities as those things go too high. So there can be a degree of economic warfare by sending players out into zones where you want to mitigate collection of resources. You send your players out there to take all those resources and then that diminishes the land management score of that particular zone.[99] – Steven Sharif
Artisan gear
Artisan gear boosts artisans in their gathering, processing, or crafting professions while they are wearing the gear.[102][101][103][104]
- Profession NPCs sell lower level artisan gear.[105] Higher level gear is crafted by players.[103]
- There are three artisan gear slots on a character's paper doll UI.[100] Previously these was referred to as undergarment slots.[103]
- Artisan gear and adventuring gear do not need to be swapped for either to be effective when they are equipped on a character, but players will be able to toggle gear visibility between their adventuring and artisan gear.[106][100][103]
- If you want to be seen as wearing the herbalists outfit, you're still going to have your adventuring gear present and on the character, and benefiting from the stats that are conferred by them; and vice-versa.[106] – Steven Sharif
- Gathering tools and artisan gear have stats that affect gathering rates and yields.[12][11]
- Gear for artisans are going to live alongside your adventuring gear. So you will currently- the approaches, and we'll test this but currently- the approach is you'll have artisanship oriented gear. This might be beneficial for your gathering; it might be beneficial for your processing, or crafting, or whatever it is- your profession. Essentially you will craft that gear, you will equip that gear, it'll live almost as a undergarment slot so to speak; and then you can activate that and it will show the appearance if you wish during the activation when you gain the benefit from the from the gear itself; and then could disappear afterwards and go back to your adventuring gear. That's the current approach. We're going to play with that a little bit. There's some discussion and disagreement on the team about how we do that, but our hopes are for Alpha two, we will have I think a couple of sets at least. We're demonstrating all of the artisanship from gathering to processing to crafting in limited fashion in Alpha 2 want to have that gear present to play with this approach.[103] – Steven Sharif
Gathering tools
Gathering tools (also referred to as harvesting tools, artisan tools, and toolsets) enable the gathering of resources in Ashes of Creation.[12][109][8][9]
- Each gathering profession has three gathering tools. Each tool allows gathering of different resource types.[12]
- Gatherers must meet the required artisan certification to utilize tools of that level (or lower).[110]
- Gathering tools are equipped to a character's artisan tool slot.[20]
- Progression in the gathering artisan class unlocks higher level harvesting tools that enable gathering of higher level resources.[12][111][82]
- Artisan progression unlocks higher level surveying tools that enable better identification of gatherable resources within a location.[82]
- Higher level of progression can also speed up gathering times, resource yields, and may allow access to resources at earlier growth stages.[10][11]
- A gatherer at maximum proficiency will unlock master toolsets that will grant them access to the highest quality gatherables.[69]
- Tools do advance within the artisan tree, so your ability to either gather, process or craft will require the equivalent tools necessary at that stage of crafting in order to accomplish the task at hand. So, you could not mine copper and mithril with the same tool.[9] – Steven Sharif
- Tools will have durability and lifespans.[108][69][112]
- Artisans will not need to rely on other trees in order to make their tools.[8]
- The developers are considering the introduction of gathering tools that require two players, such as two-person saws that can fell larger trees.[111]
- Your progression within the profession will take account what tools you can use. There might even be some opportunity to do some gathering with other players that . Typically in other games that I play you usually do the gathering alone. You're venturing around alone; and we wanted to take a look at maybe having a friend to help you with a two person saw on a larger tree. Maybe there's some panning that you could do as opposed to just hitting with the pickaxe. So, we'll have other tools that are part of that progression path and other activities that players can do if they would like to gather together.[9] – Kory Rice
List of gathering tools
This section contains potentially outdated information from Alpha-1 testing. |
Timeline
Level 25 for all Gathering, Processing, Crafting Artisan professions (Novice, Apprentice and Journeyman tiers) were released in Alpha-2 phase-1.[113][114][115][116]
- Artisan skill trees are scheduled for release in Alpha-2 phase-2.[117][113]
- Approximately 10 percent of the artisan system was online in Alpha-1.[118][115][116]
Visuals
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See also
References
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- ↑ 85.0 85.1 85.2 85.3 Livestream, May 30, 2017 (10:24).
- ↑
- ↑ 87.0 87.1 87.2 Livestream, May 27, 2022 (1:00:23).
- ↑ Unreal Engine Interview, 2017-05-23.
- ↑ 89.0 89.1 Livestream, December 17, 2019 (1:14:42).
- ↑ 90.0 90.1 Livestream, March 31, 2023 (59:10).
- ↑
- ↑
- ↑ Livestream, May 19, 2017 (37:03).
- ↑ Video, June 30, 2023 (21:05).
- ↑ 95.0 95.1 95.2 95.3 95.4 Video, October 28, 2022 (14:33).
- ↑ Livestream, May 31, 2023 (42:06).
- ↑ 97.0 97.1 97.2 Podcast, May 10, 2024 (21:59).
- ↑ 98.0 98.1 Podcast, May 10, 2024 (24:51).
- ↑ 99.0 99.1 Podcast, July 15, 2023 (22:57).
- ↑ 100.0 100.1 100.2 Video, November 30, 2023 (19:06).
- ↑ 101.0 101.1 Video, November 30, 2023 (5:47).
- ↑ Livestream, April 30, 2024 (1:00:02).
- ↑ 103.0 103.1 103.2 103.3 103.4 103.5 Livestream, June 30, 2022 (1:17:34).
- ↑ Livestream, March 26, 2021 (1:06:50).
- ↑ Video, November 30, 2023 (12:05).
- ↑ 106.0 106.1 Livestream, November 30, 2023 (1:37:49).
- ↑ Video, November 30, 2023 (7:56).
- ↑ 108.0 108.1 108.2 108.3 Video, November 30, 2023 (5:58).
- ↑ Livestream, October 14, 2022 (32:38).
- ↑ Podcast, December 3, 2023 (12:27).
- ↑ 111.0 111.1 Video, October 28, 2022 (25:11).
- ↑ 112.0 112.1
- ↑ 113.0 113.1 Livestream, August 16, 2024 (1:56:35).
- ↑ Livestream, August 16, 2024 (58:11).
- ↑ 115.0 115.1 Livestream, March 26, 2021 (42:28).
- ↑ 116.0 116.1 Interview, February 7, 2021 (35:30).
- ↑ Livestream, August 16, 2024 (1:04:27).
- ↑ Livestream, April 30, 2021 (41:18).