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I guess on the Peerless Slaughter warrior Shortsword is 15000/14378 = 4.326% more attack base damage, or 15400/14778 = 4.209% at 600 proficiency. That's still quite significant; it could make 1H Shortsword vs 1H Rapier a close contest if using Imperil or other weird styles like Paradise mage warrior.

I copy your stats to text for future reference.

15000 Attack Base Damage
237.5% Hit Chance (all Slaughter with all Accuracy fully upgraded)
53.2% Crit Chance / +65% Damage
0.8% Attack Speed Bonus

837 Magic Base Damage
98% Hit Chance
157.8% Mana Cost Modifier

42000 Health Points
2112 Magic Points
+41 Magic Regen per Tick
2238 Spirit Points
+19 Spirit Regen per Tick

82.9% Physical Mitigation
80.8% Magical Mitigation
8.9% Evade Chance
69.3% Block Chance
73.6% Evade Chance
18% Resist Chance

115.5 Interference
55.3 Burden

69.7% Fire 20.0% Cold
20.0% Elec 58.0% Wind
76.2% Holy 20.0% Dark
46.4% Crushing 57.1% Slashing 56.6% Piercing

Strength 590 (1608)
Dexterity 595 (1536)
Agility 368 (545)
Endurance 544 (1205)
Intelligence 200 (250)
Wisdom 400 (450)

1H 500 2H 500
DW 500 Staff 600
Cloth 600 Light 500
Heavy 500 Element 569
Divine 600 Forbidden 504
Depr 572 Supp 600

Wait, you have to rig your stats for this oh well.

This post has been edited by BlueWaterSplash: Oct 28 2019, 03:08

Maxed out Adept Learner

Stocked up shit ton of materials from monster lab over months but I'm too lazy to even upgrade them

200 Monster at least with Gift Factor 119%. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/happy.gif)

First time a monster of mine brings 7 gifts! (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

(IMG:[imgur.com] https://imgur.com/RFZYoYY.jpg)

Does anyone out there know the maximum number of gifts a monster can bring? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

First time a monster of mine brings 7 gifts! (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

(IMG:[imgur.com] https://imgur.com/RFZYoYY.jpg)

Does anyone out there know the maximum number of gifts a monster can bring? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

As long as they are happy and well fed, they can bring home the bacon with every win. So if you ignore them for a while, and return after a couple of days, they may bring you shitloads of gifts, limited to set of gifts per hour. So, if you can keep them active for 5 days, and you would have the only pl2225 monsters, they bring on average 2.6 gifts per hour, that makes.... ehm... a lot of gifts.

From the wiki:

The chance to receive a gift is based on how many battles a monster has won since they last delivered a gift, modified by their morale (updated dynamically; a monster that goes from yellow morale to green may bring a gift immediately[1]; visiting the monster list is necessary). A monster can give gifts up to once per hour. Monsters will automatically earn gifts if they have not earned one in the past 72 hours.

As long as they are happy and well fed, they can bring home the bacon with every win. So if you ignore them for a while, and return after a couple of days, they may bring you shitloads of gifts, limited to set of gifts per hour. So, if you can keep them active for 5 days, and you would have the only pl2225 monsters, they bring on average 2.6 gifts per hour, that makes.... ehm... a lot of gifts.

From the wiki:

I can attest that 1 win is not 1 gift - it only seems to increase to chance of one, not guarantee one.

Also, the most items they can give at once, as far as I know, is 9 (which is 3 gifts with their maximum yield, stockpiled).

The above information is given on an 'as far as I know / have observed' basis, because the wiki details are not completely clear on how gifts are handled for high-level, high-factor monsters imo.

Shrined 18 artifacts just now, and got 9 ED! that's a welcome contribution to my Relentless Experience Grinding.

As long as they are happy and well fed, they can bring home the bacon with every win. So if you ignore them for a while, and return after a couple of days, they may bring you shitloads of gifts, limited to set of gifts per hour. So, if you can keep them active for 5 days, and you would have the only pl2225 monsters, they bring on average 2.6 gifts per hour, that makes.... ehm... a lot of gifts.

I can attest that 1 win is not 1 gift - it only seems to increase to chance of one, not guarantee one.

Also, the most items they can give at once, as far as I know, is 9 (which is 3 gifts with their maximum yield, stockpiled).

The above information is given on an 'as far as I know / have observed' basis, because the wiki details are not completely clear on how gifts are handled for high-level, high-factor monsters imo.

Really, wiki is not very clear about this. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

In my case, I only open Monster Lab once a day, at about the same time. Even so, it is hardly possible for the same monster to bring gifts two days in a row. And everyone is always in "green" condition.

If I'm not mistaken, at the time of version 0.84 I saw someone posting a picture of a monster bringing over 10 gifts. That's why I asked how much would be possible at one go.

Really, wiki is not very clear about this. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

In my case, I only open Monster Lab once a day, at about the same time. Even so, it is hardly possible for the same monster to bring gifts two days in a row. And everyone is always in "green" condition.

If I'm not mistaken, at the time of version 0.84 I saw someone posting a picture of a monster bringing over 10 gifts. That's why I asked how much would be possible at one go.

It might be possible, but I've never seen it happen.

My 1530s bring back gifts about once a day. Fist of the Porn Star maybe 2-3 times a day, if lucky. Sometimes they bring what is clearly multiple gifts at the same time even though I check very regularly.

There is no rhyme or reason to the monster lab. It just works. Who knows what mysteries go on under the hood? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

Really, wiki is not very clear about this. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

In my case, I only open Monster Lab once a day, at about the same time. Even so, it is hardly possible for the same monster to bring gifts two days in a row. And everyone is always in "green" condition.

If I'm not mistaken, at the time of version 0.84 I saw someone posting a picture of a monster bringing over 10 gifts. That's why I asked how much would be possible at one go.

don't forget: you are not the only one with a monsterlab! So theoretically, you can have a win every hour, but your monsters are not in every round that is played. In practice, it depends on the 'competition' - if you have lots of 2250 monsters, you will get more wins because your monsters participate more often. It gets more and more unlikely that you get gifts every hour, because there is more and more competition. And in one go - that depends on the number of wins since the last time you checked. Really, that's not a very useful metric at all!

The most important thing about monsterlab is to motivate your monster.

It puts the phazon in my inventory or else it gets the hose again.

That usually gets to them. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

0,96 prof factor - base dark prof 597,9

I think I can reach 0,964 with this build. Nearly there!

Level 489 from Dawn of a New Day.

Even playing on PFUDOR, battles only earn about 5 billion EXP per day.

Continuing the observations (Gift Factor 211% vs 105%):

Monster __1: Mechanoid / PL 1242 / Gift Factor 211% / Battles Won: 10 / Killing Blows: 2 / Total Gifts: 44 / Gift Times: 12 [(2x) 2 gifts + (6x) 3 gifts + (3x) 5 gifts + (1x) 7 gifts]
Monster __2: Dragonkin / PL 1242 / Gift Factor 211% / Battles Won: 9 / Killing Blows: 3 / Total Gifts: 39 / Gift Times: 13 [(4x) 2 gifts + (6x) 3 gifts+ (2x) 4 gifts + (1x) 5 gifts]
Monster __3: Celestial / PL 1242 / Gift Factor 211% / Battles Won: 7 / Killing Blows: 2 / Total Gifts: 35 / Gift Times: 12 [(4x) 2 gifts + (6x) 3 gifts + (1x) 4 gifts + (1x) 5 gifts]
Monster 100: Undead / PL 1242 / Gift Factor 105% / Battles Won: 9 / Killing Blows: 0 / Total Gifts: 17 / Gift Times: 12 [(8x) 1 gift + (3x) 2 gifts + (1x) 3 gifts]

At least this time my strongest monsters brought the "expected" amount of gifts. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/heh.gif)

Honestly I would like the amount of chaos tokens to have a greater influence on the value of Gift Factor. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) Something like 1% at each level of each attribute (minus Scavenging, which would continue 2.5%), instead of the current 0.5%. It's 936 Chaos Token vs 3 Chaos Token, but I only get "twice" as many gifts. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/dry.gif) It is very disproportionate. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

Previous months:
06/2019: https://forums.e-hentai.org/index.php?s=&am...t&p=5455984
07/2019: https://forums.e-hentai.org/index.php?s=&am...t&p=5480413
08/2019: https://forums.e-hentai.org/index.php?s=&am...t&p=5508729
09/2019: https://forums.e-hentai.org/index.php?s=&am...t&p=5529879

Flying Spaghetti Monster has been defeated.
Merciful Blow eviscerates Flying Spaghetti Monster for 1324840 void damage
You use Merciful Blow.

Flying Spaghetti Monster has been defeated.
Merciful Blow eviscerates Flying Spaghetti Monster for 1324840 void damage
You use Merciful Blow.

Nice, Merciful blow is so fun.
I was going to look at if merciful blow + shortsword (bleeding effect) was viable to improve clear times on SG arena's, but never got round to it. Not sure the extra OC cost would make it worth it, though it has the same cooldown.

Forbidden 598.002

my most hateful and bloodthirsty strike unit is operational... for now. well, it's a blunt weapon, so that would make it... bonethirsty? i had names ready for each element and was going to accept O5F4 or O4F5, as they are close enough on paper that it will take some empiricism to determine the true optimum

my most hateful and bloodthirsty strike unit is operational... for now. well, it's a blunt weapon, so that would make it... bonethirsty? i had names ready for each element and was going to accept O5F4 or O4F5, as they are close enough on paper that it will take some empiricism to determine the true optimum

wind strike (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/dry.gif) reforge

Nah, just kidding dude! Congrats!