Code Vein – 初心者向けメカニカルガイド (ネタバレなし)

初心者向けにゲームの仕組みを説明するためのガイドで、ゲームの開始時 (チュートリアル以降) から使用できるようにネタバレなしで書かれています。あなたがゲームに不慣れで、物事がどのように機能するかについて少し迷っている場合は、このガイドが役立つことを願っています.

I.について

願わくば、このガイドがゲームの基本と Code VEIN に固有の基本的なメカニズムを教えてくれることを願っています。これは完全に初心者向けであり、ベテランが何かを学ぶとは思えませんが、あなたは決して知りません.このガイドが行っていないことは、1 対 1 でコピーする完全なセットアップを提供することです。

要するに、このガイドではビルドについてではなく、ビルドについて説明します。

このガイドの目的は、人々がゲームの仕組みを理解し、ストーリーの要素を台無しにすることなく、最も快適にプレイできるものを自分で決定できるようにすることです.

このガイドは、チュートリアルを終了し、最初のコンパニオンに会ったことを前提としています。

そうでない場合は、読み進める前に確認することをお勧めします。

ゲーム内ヒントがここで言われていることと似ていることは知っていますが、簡単にアクセスできるとは思いませんし、一度に 1 つだけ見るのは苦痛です。このガイドが少なくとも一部の人々の役に立てば幸いです。

II.レキシコン

Code Vein は多くの特定の用語を使用しているため、迷子になった場合は、ここで簡単に説明します:

ブロック – ブロックボタンを押したまま敵と向き合うと、通常のブロックが有効になります。
血のベール – 鎧。
ドレイン攻撃 – あなたのイコールを補充する攻撃は、通常の攻撃とは異なる統計を使用します。詳しくは以下をご覧ください。
ギフト – スキル (パッシブとアクティブの両方)
もや – お金/経験/魂
イコル – マナ/MP/SPは、有効なギフトをキャストするために使用されます。
紛失 – 敵。
ミスル – チェックポイント/かがり火。
受け流し – 特別なドレイン攻撃をもたらす時限ブロック。

III.ゲームプレイの基本

III.a 血液コード、統計、スケーリング

簡単に言えば、ブラッドコードはゲームがクラスとして使用するものです。各血液コードには、固有の詳細があります。できることとできないことはすべてブラッドコードに関連付けられているため、ゲームプレイに合ったブラッドコードを見つけることが不可欠です。それらはビルドの基盤です。各ブラッドコードに固有のものは、特定の統計スプレッドです。

STR:武器攻撃と HP のスケーリング統計。
DEX:武器攻撃と消耗率のスケーリング統計。
MND:スタミナ、消耗率、ライトギフトのスケーリング統計
WIL:ステータスレジストとダークギフトのスケーリング統計
VIT:ダメージ耐性と HP のスケーリング統計。
FOR:属性耐性とスタミナのスケーリング統計。

ゲームはスケーリングシステムを使用するため、多くの値は Base 値と Scaling 値の両方の加算合計です。特定の統計の値が高いほど、スケーリングが向上し、結果が向上します。

III.b ブラッドベール

ブラッドベールはコードヴェインの鎧です。それらは 1 つのピースで提供され、4 つの異なるタイプがあり、それぞれに独自のドレイン攻撃のアニメーションと、パリードレイン攻撃の異なるタイミングがあります。オーガ、アイビー、スティンガー、ハウンドの4種類。これらの 4 つのタイプのうち、それぞれにブラッドコードのように独自のステータス分布を持ついくつかのバリアントがあります。使用する正しいブラッドベールを見つけることで、大きな違いが生まれます。
初めて入手したら、色付きのバリアントを購入することもできます。なぜなら、蹴った後に最も重要なことは、キック ♥ をしているときに見栄えがするからです.

III.c 装備要件

ゲーム内のすべてのギアには、適切に使用するための要件があります。この要件を満たさないと、対応するギアのパワーの 10 分の 1 しか利用できなくなります。要件は動的です。つまり、パッシブギフトを提供する統計を装備した場合、またはアクティブギフトを使用して自分自身をバフした場合、それに応じて更新されます。このため、パッシブギフトを提供するステータスは特に重要です。これにより、他の方法では使用できない一部のギアをブラッドコードで使用できるようになるからです。

III.d スタミナと集中力

攻撃、ブロック、回避はスタミナを消耗します。武器が重いほど、攻撃ごとに必要なスタミナが多くなります。スタミナがなければ、これらのことはできません。武器の防御力が高いほど (詳細については武器シートを確認してください)、防御できるダメージが多くなり、使用するスタミナが少なくなります。 Dashing will also empty your Stamina continuously, and you will be exhausted and slow down for a while should you empty it entirely. Stop dashing just before the end to bypass the problem.

Getting hit, blocking, and dodging (at the right time) will make your focus gauge (the blue bar above your HP bar in the bottom-left, only visible while active) grow. Once it’s full, it will immediately replenish your Stamina and grant you a temporary resistance to stagger. There are also a number of passive Gifts that only work while you are focused. This effect also applies to enemies. Once filled, it will gradually decrease until it’s empty. You retain focus from one fight to the next if the gauge was not filled, but it will decay at a slow rate. On top of all that, you will gain the ability to use a Aerial Drain Attack, which enemies do not get. Note that during animations both you and your opponents focus gauge will not be frozen, and will continue to decrease.

III.e Mobility

Mobility affects your dodge. There are a total of three different dodge, for three different states of Moblity:Quick, Normal and Slow, Quick being the highest and Slow the lowest. The faster you are the farther you can dodge towards and the longer your total dodge. Your Mobility is a factor of your Blood Code, the weight of your currently brandished weapon and the currently equipped Blood Veil.

If you are between 1-50% of your maximum weight allowed by your Blood Code, you will move up a Mobility notch. If you are between 51-100%, you will move at the default speed of your Blood Code. If you are above 100%, you will go down a Mobility notch. A Quick dodge is easily spotted by the blue particles it leaves behind.

III.f Drain Rating and Drain Attacks

Each weapon in the game has a specific Drain Rating, which is the speed at which you will gain Ichor from hits on the enemy. The higher the value the faster you will gain Ichor. Generally speaking, weapons have a fixed Drain Rating per category (so most One-Handed weapons have the same value) but there are exceptions so keep an eye out for that.

There are five different kinds of drain attacks, and for those the game will not used your regular attack value nor your weapon Drain Rating but the Drain Rating value of your Blood Veil (more on that below). On top of draining a lot of Ichor from your foe, you will also gain a maximum Ichor increase (until the Blood Code allowed cap).

Backstab Drain Attack: By backstabbing an enemy you will play a special animation depending on the type of your Blood Veil, during which you are invulnerable. Note that bosses cannot be backstabbed, but minibosses can. Grants +2 maximum.
Charged Drain Attack: Holding down the drain attack button until it’s fully charged will let you unleash this attack. You are not invulnerable while charging it, and if canceled it will cancel the attack entirely. Takes a solid couple of second to charge. Grants +2 maximum.
Combo Drain Attack: A faster, lighter drain attack that can be chained after a regular hit. Grants +1 maximum.
Parry Drain Attack: Timing your Parry correctly will result in a similar animation to the Backstab, during which you are also invulnerable. Grants +2 maximum.
Aerial Drain Attack: Once in Focus you can use this attack, and should it connect it will play a different animation to the Backstab and Parry one, during which you are also invulnerable. Grants +2 maximum.

Ichor is an incredibly important part of the gameplay so I suggest familiarizing yourself with those attacks early on. Some enemies have a special, long animation during which they are highly resistant to damage but not to drain attacks.

III. Gameplay Basics (Part Two)

III.g Charged Attacks

There are two different stages of Charged Attacks, and those are unique and vary from weapon to weapon.

First stage is when you press the Strong Attack button and immediately let go. This is also the same attack that will result from using a Strong Attack after a Normal Attack.

Second stage is triggered by holding on to the button and will result in a sometimes vastly different effect, according to your weapon. You are vulnerable while doing this so use it wisely.

III.h Light and Dark Gifts

The game divides a lot of Gifts in two trees:Light and Dark. They scale with the appropriate value from your Blood Veil, however Light Gifts will scale with the MND Mind Stat and Dark Gifts will scale with the WIL Willpower Stat. This core stat, MND or WIL, has a direct impact on your Blood Veil scaling and will affect the performance of the Gifts drastically if they have scaling.

Generally speaking, Light Gifts are about buffing and Dark Gifts are offensive, direct-damage skills. Note that attack Gifts that will use your weapon are in the “Skill” Tree and as a result are not affected by either Light or Dark Gifts scaling.

III.i Trading Valuables

Throughout the game you will gain some objects that have no combat use, and only serve as gift to your fellow NPCs. Each will react differently to different items. This is important because some weapons and some materials can only be obtained from the corresponding character, which brings us to…

III.j Upgrading and Transforming

One of the most essentials aspect of the game, upgrading your gear. This will cost you some Haze and the corresponding materials, but will in return grant you a direct upgrade of either your weapon or your Blood Veil. This is extremely key for both, I cannot stress that enough, as the cumulative upgrades will have a significant impact on your performance. If you struggle, try upgrading your gear. Upgrading your Blood Veils do not enhance their defensive properties, only the Drain Attack stats and the Gifts stats.

Transforming your gear will modify the properties of the weapon or the Blood Veil, which can change its scaling, but also giving it different properties. The Devour transformation, particularly, will make the corresponding object lose some damage but in return will add a +50% flat increase in Drain Rating.

III.k The Importance of Leveling (or not)

Leveling will add +10 HP, +1 Stamina, and some flat damage for the corresponding cost of Haze. Because stats (STR, DEX, MND, WIL, VIT, FOR) are carried in Blood Codes, leveling has no effect on them or the scaling. This is extremely important, since, as of writing this guide, while the total leveling will add up to your power in the long run, it brings another problem:level cap. If you are over the level cap for the area you are in, you will find learning Gifts extremely slow.

You are thus faced with having to choose whether to keep your level low to keep learning Gifts without too much grinding, or to level up and only learn and inherit the gifts you want at a Mistle.

It also appears that the power of your companion is tied to your level, so if you play with them and they get constantly killed, consider leveling up to add more punch to them.

III.l Learning and Inheriting Gifts

Learning a Gift costs some Haze, and can only be done at a Mistle. There may be requirements before you can buy the corresponding Gift. Generally, the later the gift comes, the higher the price and the more.

Only Gifts that are currently equipped as you kill Losts will gain experience and progress towards inheriting them. Once fully maxed, a Gift is “inherited” and can be used on other Blood Codes without problem (so long as you meet the requirements). Note that some Gifts require no experience and as such can only be used on the Blood Code they are affixed to.

You can also spend some Haze and some materials to learn a Gift instantly at a Mistle. The cost depends on the Gift for both the Haze cost and the material cost.

IV. Blood Code Sheets and How to Read Them

A – Basic Stats

HP:Hitpoints. Self-explanatory. Value will grow with leveling.
Stamina:Total Stamina, that will be used for attacking, dodging and blocking. Value will grow with leveling.
Ichor:Max starting Ichor (Max total Ichor). Your starting value is how much max Ichor you have upon equipping the Blood Code, while the value in parenthesis is how much Ichor you can have maximum if you were to chain many drain attacks.
Base Balance:Balance represents your stagger value. The higher it is the harder you are to stagger, interrupting your attacks.
Base Mobility:The mobility modifier that will be applied to your dodges depending on your total weight.
Weight Limit:One of the most important stats in the game, weight limit represents the total weight you can equip without being penalized. This includes both the weight of your weapon and the weight of your Blood Veil. Note that weight is calculated independently for both weapons, meaning the weight of weapon 1 has no bearing on weapon 2 and vice versa.

B – Stats/Attributes Spread

Your stats/attributes spread vary from Blood Code to Blood Code and defines where a Blood Code excels or fails. When viewing a Blood Code stats pay attention to whether or not you have the Passive Effects activated as it can drastically alter a comparison. Blood Codes are all unique, but generally speaking the later on you find a Blood Code the stronger it is.

C – Weapon Stats

Attack:Total expected (Base+Scaling) damage.
Mobility:The mobility you will have with this weapon. Mobility is calculated independently for both weapons.
Total Weight:The weight of your current Blood Veil and this particular weapon added together. This is the value used to check for your mobility.
Defense:Highest defensive value of your weapon, used to calculate damage should an enemy attack connect and you block with this weapon.

D – Blood Veil

Gift (Light):Total value (Base+Scaling) used for the scaling of Light Gifts.
Gift (Dark):Total value (Base+Scaling) used for the scaling of Dark Gifts.
Drain Attack:Total value (Base+Scaling) used for the different Drain Attacks.

Those are the currently equipped Blood Veil stats and not specific to the Blood Code.

E – Defense

Defensive values that will be used should an enemy attack connect and you do not block. Higher is better. Those are the currently equipped Blood Veil stats and not specific to the Blood Code.

F – Balance

Total value for how hard it is to stagger you. Higher is better.

G – Resistances

Resistances values that will be used to check how hard it is for you to get afflicted with the corresponding ailment. Those are the currently equipped Blood Veil stats and not specific to the Blood Code.

V. Blood Veils Sheets and How to Read Them

A – Stat Scaling

Those stats are the stats used to scale your Drain Attack. It has no bearing whatsoever on the effectiveness of your regular attacks. However, if you want to have a decent damage on your Drain Attacks given their relatively long wind up, this is what you need to pay attention to.

B – Required Stats

Without meeting those stats, you cannot properly use the Blood Veil, so meeting them is a must or you will lose 90% of the power of your Blood Veil.

C – Weight and Mobility

The Weight value here is the weight of just the Blood Veil, and the values below are the mobility of both your weapons, and the total weight with both weapons. Weapon 1 and Weapon 2 Weight are the addition of your Blood Veil and the weapon weight.

D – Drain Attack

Attack type:determines what defense your Drain Attacks will check when performed. Enemies have different resistances to different types. It will always be a physical type (Slash Pierce Crush).
Physical:the added value of both the base and the scaling.
Base:this damage is the flat damage of your Drain Attack, determined by the Blood Veil.
Scaling:this damage is going up or down based on how well your stats mesh with the scaling of the Blood Veil that you see in A.
Blood, Fire, Ice, Lightning:if your Blood Veil is transformed, this is where you will see the added damage to your Drain Attack.
Drain Rating:determines how much Ichor you drain from an enemy with a drain attack. This value is used for the Drain Attacks only and not for regular attacks.

E – Gifts

Gift (Light):the added value of both the base and the scaling. Determines how powerful your Light Gifts will be.
Base:this value is the flat value of the Blood Veil. This is fixed and unique per Blood Veil.
Scaling:this damage is going up or down based on how high your MND is.
Gift (Dark):the added value of both the base and the scaling. Determines how powerful your Dark Gifts will be.
Base:this value is the flat value of the Blood Veil. This is fixed and unique per Blood Veil.
Scaling:this damage is going up or down based on how high your WIL is.

F – Defense

The different values that will help reduce the damage should an attack connect and you do not block. This is fixed and unique per Blood Veil.

G – Balance

The total value of your Balance, how hard it is to interrupt your attacks.

H – Resistance

Your resistance to the different ailments in the game. This is fixed and unique per Blood Veil.

VI. Weapon Sheets and How to Read Them

A – Stat Scaling

The stats that will let you bring out the most damage out of this weapon. The higher the corresponding stats the more damage your weapon will do.

B – Required Stats

If you do not meet these stats your effectiveness with this weapon will be 10% of what it should be.

C – Mobility and Weight

Mobility is the current mobility you have with this weapon, Weight is how heavy that specific weapon is, Total Weight is both Blood Veil and weapon weight added.

D – Attack

Attack Type:which of the three physical attack types this weapon does. Note that someone weapon have two different types.
Physical:combined value of both Base and Scaling.
Base:this damage is the flat damage of your attack, determined by the weapon and unique to it.
Scaling:this damage is going up or down based on how well your stats mesh with the scaling marked in A. Both values are enhanced upon upgrading.
Drain Rating:how much Ichor you will gain with your normal attacks when they connect. This is the most important value if you play something heavily reliant on Ichor.

E – Status Effect

The values of how much of each effect you add on attack. Once you have stacked the value high enough with multiple attacks the enemy will get afflicted with the corresponding ailment. The higher the value the faster you stack said ailment.

F – Defense

Slash, Crush, Pierce, Blood, Fire, Ice, Lightning:the values that will be used to decrease damage if you block with said weapon. Those values are multiplicative and not additive, so if you have 100 in a particular stat and block an attack checking said stat, you will take no damage. Otherwise, blocking will always result in chip damage being done to you.
Stamina Reduction:unfortunately named, this stat is extremely important if you play a tankier build, as it effectively reduces the stamina needed for a successful block. Contrary to what the name may imply, higher is better.
Drain Rating:how much Ichor you will gain per successful block.

VII. General Archetypes

If you need general guidelines, this should be it.

Warrior: you want to build around STR and use weapons that scale with this stat. VIT, and FOR are both really important a well. On top of that, look out for Blood Codes with a heavier weight allowance and higher Balance if you want to use two-handed weapons. Two-handed weapons can take a while to swing for the heavier ones, and the Balance stat will help you actually go through with an attack even if a stray hit lands on you. Ichor allowance is not too much of a problem, but do not underestimate the attack gifts of two handed weapons as they are extremely devastating.

Rogue/Swashbuckler: DEX, obviously, but pay extreme attention to weight allowance of Blood Codes and weight of weapons. FOR is also extremely useful for the Stamina you will expend while dodging. Having a Quick Mobility weapon can be an insane boon that you should definitely look out for.

Ranger: with the use of Bayonets, you can have a projectile weapon, but each shot will cost Ichor. Also, not all Bayonets share the same bullet pattern, and some act like a shotgun on Charged Strong Attack while some fire a long-range but slow projectile. DEX will help, FOR as well, but importantly pay particular attention to the Drain Rating as you will spend Ichor.

Mage: WIL is the general offensive Fireball-in-your-face option here. High WIL, and a Blood Code with a big Ichor allowance, as well as high Drain Rating on your weapon (and your Blood Veil if you can). Because of the reliance on spells, the damage of your weapon is not as relevant, only how much Ichor you can drain while you are in melee.

Those are just general ideas and I highly encourage you to break free from those archetypes and find something you enjoy playing. The flexibility of the system in Code Vein is amazing and allows you to do specific setups that work just for you, so I advise you explore said system and build your own loadout.

This is in case someone needs more direction to begin with more than anything. If you really want optimal builds, we have search engines to help you with that.

VIII. Tips and Tricks

If you’ve never played a Soulslike/Soulsborne game :take it slow. Slow and steady wins the race, here included. Take the time to explore and master your kit before going for long stretches. Those games are not as hard as they are punishing if you are unprepared or careless.
If there is a boss, there is a Mistle nearby.
The game loves ambushes. Seriously. If it looks like an ambush, it’s probably one.
Look up, down, left and right. There is stuff everywhere.
Healing takes somewhere north of 10 000 years and heals for little. Healing too soon can leave you exposed to another attack, mind your timing.
Using the mirror in the Home Base will let you edit your appearance, and if loading a saved appearance you can even change things you can’t usually change once the game has started.

If you don’t know what to do, this board in the Home Base will point you in the right direction.

The Hot Spring in the Home Base will let you rewatch cutscenes and get half your lost Haze back if you can’t/won’t get back, at the cost of the other half being definitely lost.

Don’t be afraid to try out new stuff, and once you find something you like, build around it.

Code Vein – 初心者向けメカニカル ガイド (ネタバレなし)