Human individuality manifests itself in different ways, and the more opportunities we have to do this, the more comfortable we feel. RPG developers, for example, make it possible to orient the character to their own style of play - to create a fast fighter with a high attack speed, if there is a desire.
Instructions
Step 1
Choose a different character class. In games with an undeveloped role-playing element (shooters, slashers), the attack speed is determined statically for each type of player. On the selection screen at the beginning of the game, pay attention to the scouts or assassins: these and similar classes, as a rule, have a low health reserve and a high attack speed, which turns them into agile fighters. At the same time, try to avoid choosing "heavy" tank characters. Although they have high HP and damage, they usually do not shine with speed.
Step 2
Examine the options. Role-playing games (like Diablo) have mathematically calculated mechanics. In such conditions, the attack speed is directly proportional to the character's parameters: usually "agility" plays a decisive role. However, it is worth paying attention to the skill of owning a specific weapon that you use (something similar can be seen in Fallout). Modern games are quite friendly to novice players and, most likely, when you hover the mouse over one of the characteristics in the menu, if not a direct, then an indirect hint for what the skill is responsible for. "Wars with high agility can attack the enemy much more often than he can attack you."
Step 3
Change weapons. Most RPGs have many varieties of the same weapon class. For example, for Titan Quest the signature "+ 23% to attack speed" is very characteristic: the system of generating items works in such a way that unique characteristics are attributed to some copies. Therefore, throughout the game, you will find the sword you need in three more variants, and one of them will probably have high speed.
Step 4
Take advantage of amulets, artifacts and runes. If your outfit has "upgrade slots" (they are called differently in different games), then nothing prevents you from inserting a precious stone or a rune into any item, which will give the character special bonuses. In addition, sometimes there are separate "slots for artifacts" in the character's inventory (Heroes of Might & Magic), specially created in order to place modifiers there.
