Cyberpunk 2077 Item Upgrading Guide
Item upgrading is a key element to maximize your gearing potential. It lets you add extra bonus stats on top of the value of your base item.
Each upgrade template comes with an array of options that can be configured by using the edition GUI. These options include upgrading reference as well as upgrading chance.
Upgrade components
As part of the 2.0 update, the method of upgrading the armor and weapons in Cyberpunk was redesigned. Upgrade components are available all over Night City, and the item you wish to upgrade must have an upgrade slot. The game will display an overview of the expected stats for the item after upgrading. It will also show the required component or material. If you don't have the required component or resource to upgrade an item, then the button will read "Blocked."
Weapons and armor can be upgraded, as well as some trinkets and gathering tools. The upgrade slots on all of these are filled with different upgrades that give you bonus points or other effects while the equipment is being used. These upgrades are available through crafting, bought from a vendor, or looted or acquired as rewards.
There are two kinds of upgrade components that are gems and universal upgrades. Universal upgrades are comparable to gems and can be used in any type of equipment. They provide a lesser bonus than other upgrade components. They are simple to obtain by dropping them by enemies and robbed all over the world. Gems can be obtained through disassembling items or through doing certain tasks.
Upgrades can be removed and replaced by new ones in the slot of the weapon. However this will cause the destruction of any previous upgrades. Except for glyphs, which can be added to gathering tools, all other upgrades are not able to be salvaged or removed once they are placed in an item. Infusions, which are placed in ascended equipment or legendary equipment, and enrichments are only recovered by using an upgrade extractor or by salvaging the item with a high-tier salvage kit, can be replaced every hour.
item upgrading
During the last two world wars, the scarcity of natural resources drove the world to adopt recycling. Nowadays, it is commonplace to recycle paper, aluminum and plastic, giving them new life as something new. In fact, recycling saves energy and prevents carbon dioxide from escaping into the atmosphere. It's also a good way to reduce the need for landfills and preserve natural resources. It is still important to be aware of what can be recycled.
One common error that people make is placing things that are not appropriate in the recycling bin. These waste products not only pollute the water, but they can also damage recycling equipment. To avoid this, make sure you read the label and follow the guidelines of your recycling program. Cardboard should never be mixed with steel or tin cans. Tissue must also be thrown away. Plastic bags can get stuck in recycling machines, and should be returned to the store for reuse. Food containers and berry containers are also items that can be disposed of. Glass is the only exception, as it can be used to build with.
When purchasing new items it is important to look for the tag "Made with recycled content." This means that the item has been made using recycled materials from other products that have already fulfilled their intended use. This makes them an environmentally friendly option than brand new products made from virgin materials. Additionally the fact that they are a lot cheaper than the original ones.
Whether it's your old tablet, phone or computer, you can reuse these items by taking them to a recycling center. They'll reuse the materials to make new electronics and other useful products. You can even get cash from these companies by returning the old ones.
If you want your coworkers' recycling to be easier, standardize the colors of the bins and signage in your workplace. This will eliminate confusion and encourage participation. It is also recommended to create the space in your office to recycle, such as an open bin or box located in the breakroom.
Reroll tokens
Reroll tokens let you roll the dice a second time to improve your stats and gain cool abilities. They can be found in the mystery box or as rare drops from skulled monsters or bosses. Each token takes one attribute point from damage and then randomly transforms into the new attribute. You can also roll additional attributes on objects, like regeneration and speed.
The amount of extras that are added to an item varies with each level. The value of an additional is calculated as a percentage of the total stats for the item. Rerolling a token can alter this value. In addition, the recycle value also increases with each upgrade. Generally speaking, the value of an item's primary stat will increase by 3 with each level, while the value of its extras will vary.
Click the dice icon beside the item in your Inventory to roll it again. Alternately, you can press the button in another lobby of a player and choose "Reroll". After rolling the item, it will disappear from your collection.
Sagbe is a Token Shop dealer in the game. You can also earn free rerolls redeeming active codes in Fire Force Online. These codes can be redeemed for a variety of items, including Reroll Tokens or Clan Reroll Tokens.
Rerolls are useful early in the game as you are attempting to build up your inventory. However, they're not the most effective way to boost your character's stats. Instead, you should focus on increasing your skill points. You can also earn bonus points for completing event stages.
You can also roll the race of your character with a race-reroll token, which can be purchased from the Zen Market. This token allows you to change your race at any time and can be used in conjunction with certain pack purchases or through the Token Shop. You can also get it as a reward by completing Meg's cases in the Port Sarim Invasion event.
Leveling
Upgrading an item in the upgrade process can increase its power and stats. It also increases the cost and amount of materials required to complete the upgrade. The kind of material needed is dependent on the item. For instance, weapons utilize a mixture of Destruction Stones and Guardian Stones. Armor utilizes Harmony Leapstones and Shards. The addition of additional elements can increase the likelihood of success, but it is not a guarantee.
The process of leveling is calculated using an algorithm that determines how much damage and magic attack (magic weapons) and defense an upgraded item will get at the next level of upgrade. The formulas are different based on the weapon type and rarity. In addition, there's a maximum level for each type of weapon.
The NPC will display an Upgrade option after the item reaches the maximum level. This allows players to upgrade the item to the next level by infusing it with experience. To maximize this process, it is important that players ensure that their gear is at its maximum level prior to upgrading. They can save time and money by not using up materials or time that could have been used for other upgrades.
When the upgrade is currently in progress, the NPC will display a window with two lines. The first line shows the amount of Tech Points the upgrade will offer, while the other shows a preview of what the item will look like at its upgraded level. The preview might not be accurate if the item comes with modifications. However, it could provide a rough idea.
The NPC will also show the cost of upgrading the item. The cost of Technology Points will be included in the event that they are applicable. If you own an Accelerator, it will also show its cost. Accelerators can be bought via the Exchange and increase the number of Tech Points gained by an upgrade by 50%. This bonus does not apply to the item's chance of quality that resets when the item reaches the mark level.
The Upgrade NPC also provides the option of transferring gear. The Upgrade NPC will also offer a gear transfer service. This allows players to save their progress and experience on a particular piece and transfer it to a new item in the same slot. This is beneficial for players who wish to change their gear, but do not have enough cash to purchase a brand new set.