Artificer

[sandokanski]

So, I'm trying to figure out Artificer class and quasi-realm.

It looks that some spells remove other spells from the bar, so those apparently cannot co-exist in one spell set.

Is that supposed to happen? Is it going to change with upgrades and other stuff?

I cannot see any information describing this is how things should be. Perhaps I'm not looking where I should be looking.

Are there any more complex interactions between spells? For example, a spell that can co-exist with any of 2 other spells, but all 3 of them cannot co-exist.

EDIT: Steam doesn't allow me to mark my own post as an answer. So there is a link:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/992070/discussions/0/603016087419770120/#c603016087419814723

[Firefrye]

I have not started trying this Quasi realm yet (I'm stuck in a different Quasi trying to push for 5 del), but I know there's a lot of discussion on it over in the discord and I believe I heard that the wiki guide for Artificer just went live. (the gg wiki not fandom. or use the link in game)

[sandokanski]

I kinda prefer figuring it all out by myself, if possible. That's what makes the game fun for me.

I'm just asking if that's the correct behavior of those spells. I guess it is, otherwise someone would say something about bugs, etc.

[Firefrye]

Then yes. Some spells are intended to be exclusive. I'm not sure if there's a built in way to determine which those are without trial and error

[sandokanski]

There probably is a way to know. But I have huge glasses and poor vision, so.... I just can't see it.

[sandokanski]

Oh, wow. I managed to figure it out.
The spells have a label: Reactor, Engine, Function, Hull and Processor.
Only one spell that has this label can be used.

[Tom the Mime Artist]

It's in the class description that each type is exclusive.

[sandokanski]

Originally posted by Tom the Mime Artist:

It's in the class description that each type is exclusive.

Ah. Wow. Really nice place to hide it. The Realm tab tells you you cannot change the class, so going there is useless. But then apparently it isn't totally useless.