I have been a Master of Ap for a long time. The following is my own list of all the most common Ap mastering techniques, and their meanings. You can see how this could be all over the place depending on your particular skill level. I am not writing this for the sake of anyone else. It is a gift to myself and is a simple tool for me to use in the process of learning myself.
Ap mastering means practicing all the techniques, and learning the meaning behind each one. The purpose of ap mastering is to make you more powerful and more efficient in your Ap-related endeavors. Learning the meaning behind each technique is an extremely useful skill. For example, I learned the meaning of the “wander in” command because I was bored and wanted something to do.
So that is why it is a gift to myself and is a simple tool for me to use in the process of learning myself.
When I’m with a group at the gym, I often notice when I’m trying to achieve some goal. The word “wander” comes to mind. But it’s also a command that you can take from the group and apply to the task at hand, too. I learned the meaning of the wander in command by looking at the group’s actions, thinking about the group’s goals, and taking turns doing the wander.
In the context of the ap masteries, you are learning to apply a command to the task at hand. By doing so you are also learning to use a particular command for a particular task. You don’t have to worry about being able to do the command in the context of a group, or even apply the command to a task you’re trying to accomplish by yourself.
There are always exceptions to every rule, so you can sometimes start out a command with a group of players in mind and end up with a command that is specific to a group.
In the end, the game boils down to the same thing as any other game: a series of quests that you are tasked with completing. You are not allowed to do the quests without a group, but you can if you want. The game will tell you how many people are in a group at any given moment, and if there are too many, you will be asked to leave. If you can get to a certain location without being asked to leave, you can do the quest.
The main difference between the two is that the group, which has to be set up in the background, is the player. As an observer, you can see what he is doing, or who he is, or any other group you have in mind.
With the quests, it’s not so much that you can see other quest givers, but the presence of others, which you have to watch carefully to determine if they are actually doing the quest or if they are just a “groupie” who wants to see where you are doing it.
To be fair, I have always liked the standard ap masteries. They are so easy to understand, and the result is pure chaos. It’s a little frustrating to have to wait for someone else to complete a thing before you can do it. I find that the standard masteries are the easiest quests to complete in Deathloop, because they go so fast and the outcome is so obvious.