- Not to be confused with the Searcher spell in ALfheim Online.
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«Searching» (
Features[]
- Increases the range at which a cursor of a monster or player is displayed.[1]
- Increases the maximum range at which an object can still be seen.[1]
- Allows the detection of monsters and players in Hiding if the skill is high enough in level.[2]
- Gives the player night vision in dark areas.[3]
- With a proficiency level of 980, players are able to detect the number of players beyond walls.[4]
Known Mods[]
- «Simultaneously Detected Enemies Bonus» (同時索敵数ボーナス, Douji Sakuteki Sū Bōnasu?)[5]
- «Detection» (
探知 , Ditekushon?)[6] - «Detection Range Bonus» (索敵距離ボーナス, Sakuteki Kyori Bōnasu?)[5]
- «Revealing Bonus» (看破力ボーナス, Kanparyoku Bōnasu?)[† 1]
- «Tracking» (追跡, Tsuiseki?)[7][5]
Tracking[]
Tracking is a feature that allows a player to track down a monster or player registered as a friend.[7] Tracking can be activated by calling out the main menu window, selecting «Searching» from the skill tab and selecting «Tracking» from the skill's sub-menu.[7] If the user is tracking a player, they may insert the name of the player into a pop-up input window.[7] Once a target is selected, pale green footprints appear in the player's vision, showing which way the target went.[7] As the level of the skill increases, the user will be able to see older footprints.[7] At the lowest level, the user may only see footprints that were made up to around a minute before the use of the skill.[7]
Usage[]
Instance | Description | ||
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Light Novel | Anime | Manga | |
Volume 8, First Day | N/A | N/A | Kirito used the skill to detect nearby Little Nepenthes. |
Progressive Volume 1, Interlude | N/A | N/A | Kirito used the Tracking feature of the skill to follow Argo. |
Volume 2, Red-Nosed Reindeer, Part 2 | Episode 3 | N/A | Kirito used the Tracking feature to locate Sachi. |
Volume 2, Red-Nosed Reindeer, Part 3 | N/A | N/A | A member of the Fuurinkazan used the skill to track down Kirito's position. |
Volume 2, The Black Swordsman, Part 3 | Episode 4 | N/A | Kirito used the skill to detect Rosalia and other members of Titan's Hand, who were using the Hiding skill to ambush him and Silica. |
Volume 8, A Murder Case in the Area, Part 1 | N/A | N/A | Kirito used the skill as a precaution to warn him about incoming players while he was sleeping. |
Volume 8, A Murder Case in the Area, Part 12 | Episode 6 | N/A | Kirito used the skill to keep an eye on the retreating Laughing Coffin members until they left the area covered by the skill. |
Volume 1, Chapter 5 | Episode 8 | Kirito used the skill to spot a Ragout Rabbit that was hiding in a forest on the 74th Floor. | |
Volume 1, Chapter 8 | N/A | Kirito used the skill to detect an «Army» platoon while on his way to the Labyrinth with Asuna. | |
Volume 1, Chapter 16 | Episode 10 | Kirito's Searching skill automatically changed his vision to night vision mode after Asuna turned off the lights. | |
Volume 2, Morning Dew Girl, Part 1 | Episode 11 | Asuna used the skill to take a closer look at the mysterious girl in the forest. | |
Volume 2, Morning Dew Girl, Part 2 | N/A | Kirito used the skill to find out where the people in the church were hiding. | |
Volume 2, Morning Dew Girl, Part 3 | Episode 12 | Kirito confirmed Thinker's presence in a safe zone in the Hidden Dungeon with the skill. |
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- The player's map is also enhanced by the player's Searching skill, allowing the player to show the position of any detected monster or player to other players.[8]
- When Searching is used to enhance the player's vision, the player's eyes begin to glow green.[9][10][11]
NoteFoot[]
- ↑ Translated as "Spotting Bonus" by Yen Press.
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Volume 8, First Day
- ↑ Volume 2, The Black Swordsman, Part 2
- ↑ Volume 1, Chapter 16
- ↑ Volume 2, Morning Dew Girl, Part 2
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Progressive Volume 1, Rondo of a Fragile Blade, Part 10
- ↑ The Day Before
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.6 Progressive Volume 1, Reason for the Whiskers
- ↑ Volume 1, Chapter 8
- ↑ Episode 3
- ↑ Episode 11
- ↑ Episode 12