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What is 'skin damage'?
нσяιƶεη Reactions: 655 Posts: 39
I just came across this as I was playing and I've tried googling it but came up with nothing. There's nothing about it that I could find in the game, what is it and what does it do?
Source: https://forums.maplestory.nexon.net/discussion/25412/what-is-skin-damage
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AKradian
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Volunteer Forum Moderator, Private TesterIt's "damage skin" and it's different graphics for the numbers that show up when you hit enemies.
нσяιƶεη
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MemberOh, I see. I thought it was damage that accumulated on your character after changing faces with a token or something along the lines of a debuff xD
Here is a list of most, if not all, damage skins that exist. Do keep in mind that only some of them are available at any given point, and there are different ways of getting them.
Some come from quests or events, but most come from random-drop boxes in the cash shop.
These are the ones I've collected over the course of about three years plus change:
Most, if not all, of them are from events over that time period. I think I only bought one of the 30 I have saved.
нσяιƶεη
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MemberI ended up tossing one of them on my main character, thinking it was some sort of debuff. In fairness, I noticed it immediately after I accidentally changed my face with one of Tot's tokens (completely unintentional, got player support to help me out- kudos to them) so I figured that changing faces would rack out some sort of mini debuff overtime because it was literally called skin damage, with no prior explanation from the game. I feel sadness now.
If the one you chucked came from tot's know-how, it was this one:
And, personal opinion here, you aren't missing out on a whole lot.
нσяιƶεη
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MemberWhat a lovely skin. A riot, really... xD
chooz
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Member, Private TesterQuit calling it "skin damage"
Read the order of the words. Read the words in general. Unless nexon was being nexon, they already clearly say and show what's on it just when you look at it.
And I really don't understand your idea that Nexon would hand out debuffs as rewards. It just sounds like you're not actually reading the text since you've named it wrong several times already.
нσяιƶεη
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MemberYou realize that when most people see "skin" and "damage" they don't think "reward." I had absolutely 0 explanation as for what it was. Maybe there was an FYI quest or something- I never got it. YOU know what it is so you might think it ridiculous that I thought of it as a debuff, but as a new player? Totally understandable.
Fuhreak
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Member, Private TesterHe's right though. Read the order of the words. It's not "skin" and "damage" it's "damage" and "skin", hovering over the item for even a second should explain what it does.
"Applies the _____ damage skin. Once used, it will be permanently applied until you replace it with another damage skin."
Then on most of them, it shows some numbers of the damage skin. Most people are able to figure out what it is based on that.
Even as a new player who had never seen this item before, I was able to easily figure it out when returning to the game.
нσяιƶεη
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MemberPeople think different. It's kind of a given... I dunno why you said this because even you realize that not everyone perceives and understands information the same way, hence you said:
Which means that there are still some people who don't- namely me.
Fuhreak
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Member, Private TesterFor future reference, I wouldn't throw out any items before you know for sure what they are.
нσяιƶεη
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MemberMeh, hardly matters though. It was a really dopey looking one, would have tossed even if I knew what it was/did.