Pokemon GO Upgrade Items and Components
An upgrade item is a special item that can make certain Pokemon evolve. The upgrade can be made by spinning a PokeStop photo disc. It's sometimes given as a prize at Pokemon GO events.
The Upgrade can also be placed in weapons, armor trinkets, gathering tools and trinkets to increase the level of their item. The upgrade costs Flightstones or crests based on the type of item.
Upgrade components
Upgrade components can be inserted into armor, weapons trinkets and gathering tools to give bonus effects or attributes when the equipment is used. Upgrade components can only be used on equipment that has an upgrade slot. Most upgrade components also require that the item to be upgraded is above a certain level. Some upgrade items have special visual effects that appear when they are used. Upgrade components can be acquired through crafting, purchased from karma merchants or exchanged with other players on the Trading Post, used to repair equipment, or obtained as rewards during games.
There are various upgrade components, each with distinct bonuses. Universal upgrades, such as gems and inscriptions, can be used in any type of equipment; they provide smaller bonuses than other types of upgrade components. Infusions can be found in non-amulet equipment that is ascended and legendary equipment, while enrichments are used for some ascended back items. The majority of upgrade components can be replaced when they are slotted into an item, but doing so destroys the previous upgrade. Exceptions are glyphs (which can only be inserted into gathering tools) and enchantments, which can be removed and reinserted freely.
Insignias and enchantments will be displayed their name in the hover display of the item while upgrades with suffix and prefix will add their name to the end of the name of the equipment (e.g. for example, a Radiant Insignia on Tyrian Armor would change the name to Radiant Tyrian Armor). The number of upgrades that are added to an item will be displayed in the tooltip for the item.
Glyphs
Glyphs are special characters that can be inserted into an OpenType font to add functional or decorative elements, like ligatures and fractions, ornaments, swashes, registered trademark symbols and ellipses. The Glyphs panel lets you look up and insert these unique characters along with standard glyphs such as em dashes and en dashes registered trademark symbols and glyphs that don't appear in other fonts (such as dingbats).
Each Glyph provides a character with a boost in primary stats. The glyph may also include up to four secondary stats that influence its radius on your Paragon Board. Secondary Stats are a percentage increase that is multiplied by other bonuses, excluding Speed Glyphs that directly increase the speed of the hero.
The Glyphs in your inventory can be activated by selecting them and then clicking the "enchant" button. This will open a window that shows the Glyphs available to you. Note that only the right kind of Glyph can be applied to the selected item in that each weapon, jewelry or armor piece may have an array of different Glyphs.
You can increase the level of Glyphs by completing Tree of Whisper Quests or Nightmare Dungeons. The more difficult a Dungeon is, the greater Glyph experience you'll gain. Once a Glyph has reached the level 15 it is able to be upgraded using the Glyph Upgrade Altar. The radius of the Paragon Board grows by one node each 15 levels that a Glyph is upgraded.
After a Glyph reaches the desired level, you can activate it. Select it and click the "enchant button". The Glyph you create will provide its stated benefit, and will also increase the number of nodes within its radius on the Paragon Board. It's important to place Glyphs in the best locations to benefit your build, and that is why it's a good idea to prioritize Magic Glyphs early on. Rare glyphs, however, might offer dual benefits when certain conditions are met, so they're worth looking out for too.
If you're having difficulty finding a specific glyph, click the cycle widget on the Glyphs panel to show the panel in a number of different views. Each view shows the Glyphs using a different font. You can narrow down the list of glyphs you want to see by selecting an option under "Entire Font". For instance, punctuation only shows punctuation glyphs. Math Symbols limits the choices to mathematical symbols.
Rerolling
Rerolling is the process by which you open a new account to give yourself more opportunities to pull an item or character you are interested in. It can help you level up faster or to obtain better loot, like an improved weapon for your character. Many players will reroll until they have the characters they like regardless of their strength. item upgrading could be because they like the style or the personality of the character.
It is important to make clean changes every time you restart. You should check locally to see if the patch passes pre-commit and run a core dev test. You should upload the patch with a plain difference to a bug (see What is an interdiff?) ).
Rerolls may be weeks or days long, depending on how lucky you are. During this period, you should avoid any optional enemy camps to avoid wasting time. Additionally, you should avoid re-doing any quests that could be completed later in the game. This can save time and energy.
Another crucial aspect to remember when rerolling is to make sure that you are aware of the upgrade system. There are a variety of ways to improve your character's power and appearance. These can include upgrading your weapons, rerolling your characters and purchasing upgrades. In addition, it is crucial to be aware of the limitations of the upgrade system.
Rerolling isn't a mandatory part of the game, however it can be beneficial to increase your chances of getting an item or character. It can be used to determine the best character or to test different styles of play and builds.
Sets
A set is an object collection with 2 common attributes (like the number or eggs in a dozen or the members of a group). Sets allow for operations like intersection, union, and difference.
When you upgrade a set item, it becomes a different version of itself that is superior to the previous version. For armor and weapons this means that it gets an increase in the base defense, a lower strength requirement and a lower level requirement.
Upgrading can be an excellent way to bring popular single-set items up to parity with their higher-tier set counterparts. Upgrades such as Guillaume's Face Helm to an Elite Spired helmet will boost the defense from 217 to 321 and reduce the strength and requirements for level to an feasible range.
It's important to remember that not all items in a set are suitable for upgrading. Certain sets, like the FB Sorc spec's Whistan's Shield or Naj's Puzzler staff, are already Exceptional and Elite in their individual ways and do not need upgrading. On the other hand, certain items that are BiS and see frequent use (like Goldwrap) may benefit from being upgraded to increase their performance. For these kinds of items, it may be worth the extra cost to upp them.