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Are you using the monsterbation script?

If so, you are probably unintentionally casting spells (usually holy spells) when hovering, accidentally using ctrl hover or shift hover.

I am using the Monsterbation script, but I've customized all of my hotkeys and shortcuts. With hover action, it only does basic attack. Also, the mana bar is depleting, by 1 or 2 at a time. I've watched it without casting, and the behavior is the same; each attack it decreases by 1 or 2, seemingly randomly gets a 1 point increase, then continues with the drain.

The spell "Regen" works per tick, it's even used as the demonstration on the wiki for "Tick", however when watching the log and HP/MP bars the mana regen doesn't line up with the health.

Even if the perk is misworded and should read "x/tick" instead or "x/round" I should have an increase of 12.18 mana per tick, but it appears that I'm losing around 4 mana per tick. I strongly believe that the arcana autocast perk is supplanting the natural mana regen.


That is...unless scrolls have upkeep. I use scrolls of gods and avatar, and I cast Regen and Heartseeker. If any of those have upkeep that I don't know about, then that would explain all of it.

I am using the arcana perk for "Spark Of Life" which consumes 2.82MP per Round.
I have my Wisdom at 260, which grants a mana regen of 15 per Tick.

That said, without a mana draught, I am steadily losing mana and I don't see why.

Even if the perk is misworded and should read "x/tick" instead or "x/round" I should have an increase of 12.18 mana per tick, but it appears that I'm losing around 4 mana per tick. I strongly believe that the arcana autocast perk is supplanting the natural mana regen.
That is...unless scrolls have upkeep. I use scrolls of gods and avatar, and I cast Regen and Heartseeker. If any of those have upkeep that I don't know about, then that would explain all of it.
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the "round" or "tick" text in the game are totally chaos, they have totally difference meanings in difference place
actually the upkeep: MP/"round" means the "tick" in the wiki
and the regen per "tick" means minute, one minute is force set to 20 "tick" in the wiki or so
anyway in conclusion, you're suppose to lose mana with Innate Arcana I, especially when you play 1H, don't expect to play without draughts, that's a big challenge even for end-game player and end-game equipment

the "round" or "tick" text in the game are totally chaos, they have totally difference meanings in difference place
actually the upkeep: MP/"round" means the "tick" in the wiki
and the regen per "tick" means minute, one minute is force set to 20 "tick" in the wiki or so
anyway in conclusion, you're suppose to lose mana with Innate Arcana I, especially when you play 1H, don't expect to play without draughts, that's a big challenge even for end-game player and end-game equipment

Okay, granted.

So, the Innate Arcana is 2.82/tick...okay that's fine.

Then what of the Wisdom influenced mana regen? It, too, is supposed to be per tick, but doesn't seem to be so. It's mildly bristling. At the start of the persona, I decided to increase Wisdom to offset any skill/perk based drain to MP. Now though, it seems, as you've stated, the variables aren't clearly defined which makes the math for naught.

Okay, granted.

So, the Innate Arcana is 2.82/tick...okay that's fine.

Then what of the Wisdom influenced mana regen? It, too, is supposed to be per tick, but doesn't seem to be so. It's mildly bristling. At the start of the persona, I decided to increase Wisdom to offset any skill/perk based drain to MP. Now though, it seems, as you've stated, the variables aren't clearly defined which makes the math for naught.

They were clearly defined, just don't know the clearly data now

a reference of old wiki page,
https://ehwiki.org/index.php?title=Characte...neration,-Rates

it was written as "Regen (per minute)" and "each turn as 2 seconds", but the formula shows

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MP gained per turn = Magic Regen / 15
SP gained per turn = Spirit Regen / 30

definitely one of them is wrong but anyway the battle regen is not work as "per tick", it regen only 1/15~1/30 of the data in your stats panel, that match the battle data.

And whatever which formula is correct your regen rate will far less than your IA cost, so you will lost mana in battle. With Innate Arcana I and no Gold Star and no Resplendent Regeneration, you will not able to offset the based drain, whatever how high Wisdom you increase, so just forget it and use the mana draught, they're cheap

This post has been edited by what_is_name: Dec 8 2022, 14:04

The Wiki says "Players may bet up to 20,000 tickets per lottery drawing. " But this rule is not written on the lottery page. Is it valid?

The Wiki says "Players may bet up to 20,000 tickets per lottery drawing. " But this rule is not written on the lottery page. Is it valid?

it is valid

There it's something i want to know.

1.-What's the maximun proficiency you can get on each one in the character screen?

2.- What's the max level You can get at hentaiverse?

3.- Even if u max level, u still can farm proficiency?

4.- What script for.gear, it's the best ( that it's allowed by hentaiverse's adm) ?

There it's something i want to know.

1.-What's the maximun proficiency you can get on each one in the character screen?

2.- What's the max level You can get at hentaiverse?

3.- Even if u max level, u still can farm proficiency?

4.- What script for.gear, it's the best ( that it's allowed by hentaiverse's adm) ?

1. Max base proficiency is 600 (when max level). Max effective proficiency can be much higher depending on equipment.
2. 500.
3. Until you hit 600 in that proficiency.
4. Look at HV Utils and Monsterbation.

How do I attach the details of my equipment to the forum?

How do I attach the details of my equipment to the forum?

Hover over the equipment and press 'c'. Your equipment stats should pop up in a new window. Also good to have 'Live Percentile Range' script to view the overall eq stat %

Is there a page that gives the details of all the magic cast time? I checked the wiki page "Spells" and did not find any information about the cast time. I only found "cast time" in "Abilities" section in wiki page. For example, "Faster Imperil" says "Changes cast time to 0.7" at level 1, "Changes cast time to 0.65" at level 2, etc. My question is, what is the original base cast time of all the magic?

I am using Dark magic now but I feel like dark magic has longer cast time than element magic because I can easily feel that dark mage less safer than element mage and the only conclusion I can make from this feeling is that dark t1 t2 t3 has longer caster time than element t1 t2 t3, respectively. What is the cast time of t1 t2 t3 of each magic style?

Any experienced player have any ideas?

Is there a page that gives the details of all the magic cast time? I checked the wiki page "Spells" and did not find any information about the cast time. I only found "cast time" in "Abilities" section in wiki page. For example, "Faster Imperil" says "Changes cast time to 0.7" at level 1, "Changes cast time to 0.65" at level 2, etc. My question is, what is the original base cast time of all the magic?

I am using Dark magic now but I feel like dark magic has longer cast time than element magic because I can easily feel that dark mage less safer than element mage and the only conclusion I can make from this feeling is that dark t1 t2 t3 has longer caster time than element t1 t2 t3, respectively. What is the cast time of t1 t2 t3 of each magic style?

Any experienced player have any ideas?

https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Action_Speed#Base_Action_Speeds

yes this is in the wiki

https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Action_Speed#Base_Action_Speeds

yes this is in the wiki

Thank you so much Noni!

Is there a page that gives the details of all the magic cast time? I checked the wiki page "Spells" and did not find any information about the cast time. I only found "cast time" in "Abilities" section in wiki page. For example, "Faster Imperil" says "Changes cast time to 0.7" at level 1, "Changes cast time to 0.65" at level 2, etc. My question is, what is the original base cast time of all the magic?

I am using Dark magic now but I feel like dark magic has longer cast time than element magic because I can easily feel that dark mage less safer than element mage and the only conclusion I can make from this feeling is that dark t1 t2 t3 has longer caster time than element t1 t2 t3, respectively. What is the cast time of t1 t2 t3 of each magic style?

Any experienced player have any ideas?

You may be interested in my user page on the Wiki; the last thing I was working on there was a draft of a new page for action speeds.

You may be interested in my user page on the Wiki; the last thing I was working on there was a draft of a new page for action speeds.

Thank you so much Nezu, that's hardcore and professional!

Monster Lab really good to invest or not.?

I feel Like in short 1-2 year make no profit they always give gift low valua item.
seldom give valuables.

Monster Lab really good to invest or not.?

I feel Like in short 1-2 year make no profit they always give gift low valua item.
seldom give valuables.

not really, not if you want quick returns. Gold star, now that is a good investment.

Is it better for a casual player to play isekai if the goal is to make progress in persistent?

For example, is it better to play isekai to get good equipments (because of the higher drop rates), or should I just stick to playing in persistent?

This post has been edited by Kritiostarburst: Dec 16 2022, 20:01

Is it better for a casual player to play isekai if the goal is to make progress in persistent?

For example, is it better to play isekai to get good equipments (because of the higher drop rates), or should I just stick to playing in persistent?

you don't have a donation star, so you won't be able to attach stuff to MM in isekai. That makes isekai way harder to play. I'd suggest you first get a bronze star before going for the isekai. Gold is even better because that gives more benefits in persistent, but also more expensive.

Is it better for a casual player to play isekai if the goal is to make progress in persistent?

For example, is it better to play isekai to get good equipments (because of the higher drop rates), or should I just stick to playing in persistent?

It's certainly an option, but there are some tradeoffs to consider. While isekai has a higher drop rate, you don't have any control over when items get transferred over to persistent. Usually it's within a short time after the new season starts, but there's no guarantee. Moreover, non-peerlesses need to be soulfused first, and with soulfrags only being available from tower/shop, there is a significant time investment in progressing to the point where you can start bringing over good items.

Personally, I think that, if you are just starting in isekai now, it isn't worth it for the equipment alone. The reset will be coming relatively soon, so it would be a gamble on whether you could find anything good on top of getting enough soulfrags to transfer.