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When upgrading power armors what should i focus on, ADB first i guess but afterwards? Already got 200% hit chance btw

after ADB, I'd do PABs

When upgrading power armors what should i focus on, ADB first i guess but afterwards? Already got 200% hit chance btw

PABs and of course other mitigations. Having a high block shield doesn't means you won't die。Increasing your Str and Dex is another way to boost your damage.

i want to know which one is better
https://hentaiverse.org/equip/286649207/1ac46276bf
https://hentaiverse.org/equip/280779136/0ceaca1250
thank you very much

i want to know which one is better
https://hentaiverse.org/equip/286649207/1ac46276bf
https://hentaiverse.org/equip/280779136/0ceaca1250
thank you very much

The force shield, because it has more block, and block is by far the most important stat on shields.

PABs and of course other mitigations. Having a high block shield doesn't means you won't die。Increasing your Str and Dex is another way to boost your damage.

I personally like dex the most. Dex is the best scaling stat as it increases parry in a linear way. Every 25 dex 1% parry. This adds up very quickly to so much, a Rapier's parry will look like peanuts in comparison, and it's exponentially getting better. You can't exactly get to 100%, of course, but you can get very high.

Is that a good idea to transfer this back to persistent? (soulbound this eq. in isekai)

Legendary Shocking Rapier of Slaughter


I am now using a mag. rapier of banshee now:
Magnificent Ethereal Rapier of the Banshee

Is that a good idea to transfer this back to persistent? (soulbound this eq. in isekai)

Legendary Shocking Rapier of Slaughter
I am now using a mag. rapier of banshee now:
Magnificent Ethereal Rapier of the Banshee

yes certainly a big improvement. I'd go for it!

I got 2 auto casting slots, which spells should I put there?
atm I use it for Spirit Shield and Haste.

Also what is a good stat distribution for 1h heavy?
str 1:1 end > dex > wis?

I got 2 auto casting slots, which spells should I put there?
atm I use it for Spirit Shield and Haste.

Also what is a good stat distribution for 1h heavy?
str 1:1 end > dex > wis?

for 1h, I'd go with spirit shield and spark of life. Not haste - you barely need that
I'd keep dex equal to str and end.

for 1h, I'd go with spirit shield and spark of life. Not haste - you barely need that
I'd keep dex equal to str and end.

Thanks a lot for the help! (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

So the item shop has a huge collection of pony figurines right now. That means someone sold them right? Maybe it was an accident on thier part but it looks like they sold every pony figurine they had.

This post has been edited by Hinoka: Feb 5 2023, 02:47

They sell to the bazaar for 10k, which is about the same as The Market prices currently.

They sell to the bazaar for 10k, which is about the same as The Market prices currently.

I didn't realize the price had dropped to 10k. They were always worth 20k in my mind. That explains it and here I thought someone had an unfortunate sell all accident.

Hey guys, how are the "invisible tickets" calculated for golden lottery tickets? Do they feed one another?

Eg.
Lottery pool of 300k tickets.
1 person buys 19900 tickets, plus uses a GLT.
They have an effective ticket count of 30k (10% of pool) at the time of drawing. Simple.

But what if two people buy 19900 tickets and use a GLT?
do they both get 30k tickets?
Or does one person get 30k tickets (10% of 300k pool), boosting the pool to 330k. Then the other person gets 33k tickets (10% of 330k pool)
Or does one get 30k boosting the pool to 330k, then the second get 33k boosting the pool to 363k, then the first person's count gets recalculated to 36.3k boosting the pool to 369.3k, then the second person's count gets recalculated etc etc etc.


Maybe I'm missing the point of GLTs, but I have 9 of them and they seem pretty useless to me? They're untradeable, and unless the pool exceeds 200k tickets (which is uncommon), they don't do anything except save you some GP, do they?

How and when do the experts use GLTs?

Hello there.

I'm a still-new HV player want to stick around niten style , facing some planning to do. Here's my questions:

1. Generally I know I should look for a Katana of Slaghter with high ADB as possible (and Ethereal if possible) for main hand, but what for off hand sufix? should I look for something for better damage out put or better defence? (I think the prefix of wakizashi dosen't matter that much for me to be picky at the moment)

2. though I still feel playing niten is fun enough for me, I think it would be better to get ready to fall back to 1H (or mage if in higher level). so is 1H light acceptable? or should I prepare Heavy armors for it? If heavy armor is required, is it better to solve the ability by just training more Ability Upgrade or creat a new persona?

3. Still about the armor, while light armors, especially shade ones better for now, what should I plan for a so-called endgame niten suit, should I switch to power armor at somewhere midway or should I just focus on shade ones?

Just to be cleared: I do know playing 1H Heavy and then turn to mage is easier and highly recommended. Just find niten of more fun for me after tried it for a while.

Thanks in advance
And sorry if I made any thing looks offencive (I may be tolally unawared, English isn't my first languege)

Hello there.

I'm a still-new HV player want to stick around niten style , facing some planning to do. Here's my questions:

1. wakizashi of balance gives you 100% off hand strike. if you are facing survival issue, waki of nimble won't be a bad choice since it's high parry.
   
2. 1H light is not good as 1H heavy, first leathers are trash when your level is getting high, shade armor usually gives lesser ADB than power armor, and also less protection. Counter attack of 1H has damage, high evade will make it miss thus reduce your aoe damage. and ultimate 1H heavy players generally don't have suviving issues.
   If you want to play on a different fighting style, you'd better create a new persona, since the stats distribution would be slightly different. All the ability points and Mastery points are shared among all personas. so you wont need to redo the training when you create a new one.
   
3. I don't play this style often, but generally heavy style without a shield will not be easy to survive. You may try to play and see the difference or maybe ask a different guy to explain.

Hey guys, how are the "invisible tickets" calculated for golden lottery tickets? Do they feed one another?

Eg.
Lottery pool of 300k tickets.
1 person buys 19900 tickets, plus uses a GLT.
They have an effective ticket count of 30k (10% of pool) at the time of drawing. Simple.

But what if two people buy 19900 tickets and use a GLT?
do they both get 30k tickets?
Or does one person get 30k tickets (10% of 300k pool), boosting the pool to 330k. Then the other person gets 33k tickets (10% of 330k pool)
Or does one get 30k boosting the pool to 330k, then the second get 33k boosting the pool to 363k, then the first person's count gets recalculated to 36.3k boosting the pool to 369.3k, then the second person's count gets recalculated etc etc etc.
Maybe I'm missing the point of GLTs, but I have 9 of them and they seem pretty useless to me? They're untradeable, and unless the pool exceeds 200k tickets (which is uncommon), they don't do anything except save you some GP, do they?

How and when do the experts use GLTs?

Wiki:

Betting

Players may buy tickets for the lotteries at 1,000 GP each. Players may bet up to 20,000 tickets per lottery drawing. Betting closes 1-10 minutes before the drawing occurs.

Golden Lottery Ticket

Golden tickets can be used on lotteries to automatically add 100 tickets to a player's bet at no cost and double their effective ticket count (this effect cannot exceed 10% of the total pool). This effect is not visible as it triggers at the time of drawing.

A player using a golden ticket should not purchase more than 19,900 regular tickets or the extra 100 will be effectively wasted.

You get more tickets, but never more than 10% of the pool. it doesn't say if those 'virtual' golden lottery tickets are counted towards the pool, but I suspect they don't for the 10% rule. So yes, if total pool is 300k, and 2 players use GLT, then both get 30k tickets in actual draw.

Most people only use GLT when the ticket pool is big enough, over 400k tickets.

Hello there.

I'm a still-new HV player want to stick around niten style , facing some planning to do. Here's my questions:

1. Generally I know I should look for a Katana of Slaghter with high ADB as possible (and Ethereal if possible) for main hand, but what for off hand sufix? should I look for something for better damage out put or better defence? (I think the prefix of wakizashi dosen't matter that much for me to be picky at the moment)

2. though I still feel playing niten is fun enough for me, I think it would be better to get ready to fall back to 1H (or mage if in higher level). so is 1H light acceptable? or should I prepare Heavy armors for it? If heavy armor is required, is it better to solve the ability by just training more Ability Upgrade or creat a new persona?

3. Still about the armor, while light armors, especially shade ones better for now, what should I plan for a so-called endgame niten suit, should I switch to power armor at somewhere midway or should I just focus on shade ones?

Just to be cleared: I do know playing 1H Heavy and then turn to mage is easier and highly recommended. Just find niten of more fun for me after tried it for a while.

Thanks in advance
And sorry if I made any thing looks offencive (I may be tolally unawared, English isn't my first languege)

I know that some end-game players combine heavy armor with 2h style. I think that could also work for Niten. However, for normal mortals with just good gear, light armor is probably better for a long time. Niten struggles against Schoolgirl arena's, and especially those that unlock at level 400 and 500 are extremely painful to do in such a style. You probably should create a separate persona for fighting schoolgirl arena's. Mage is best against them - by far the fastest option. DW is also faster than Niten if played right.

This post has been edited by Noni: Feb 5 2023, 09:53

I know that some end-game players combine heavy armor with 2h style. I think that could also work for Niten. However, for normal mortals with just good gear, light armor is probably better for a long time. Niten struggles against Schoolgirl arena's, and especially those that unlock at level 400 and 500 are extremely painful to do in such a style. You probably should create a separate persona for fighting schoolgirl arena's. Mage is best against them - by far the fastest option. DW is also faster than Niten if played right.

I'd like to say it's less about wanting to heavy armor 2h, and more about needing to do so. The damage difference is just too big, and with high level your natural tankiness just rises as well. (as does the enemy's, requiring drastic measures if you want to keep a reasonable time)
In the end, that's why Mage wins out so much. It's not only that your spell levels and such are too low early, although that's obviously a big part. Having all that natural evasion and parry lategame really adds up, and the higher mitigation doesn't hurt either.

I'd like to say it's less about wanting to heavy armor 2h, and more about needing to do so. The damage difference is just too big, and with high level your natural tankiness just rises as well. (as does the enemy's, requiring drastic measures if you want to keep a reasonable time)
In the end, that's why Mage wins out so much. It's not only that your spell levels and such are too low early, although that's obviously a big part. Having all that natural evasion and parry lategame really adds up, and the higher mitigation doesn't hurt either.

Sorry if bothering, but may I ask some question:

1. Is there any sign or level to turn to heavy? Cuz I've seen some lv500 players bidding millions on a single piece of shade armor.(And I lost a bidwar on a legendary shade gauntlet for that)
2. If so, what type of armors should be selected? Or to say, what kind of power armor shouldn't be used(or to say bid) in this case. I heard the best choice would be savage power pieces of slaghter with high ADB, Peerless ones better, but if not able to get hand on such ones, what is the priority?

Thanks in advance.

Sorry if bothering, but may I ask some question:

1. Is there any sign or level to turn to heavy? Cuz I've seen some lv500 players bidding millions on a single piece of shade armor.(And I lost a bidwar on a legendary shade gauntlet for that)
2. If so, what type of armors should be selected? Or to say, what kind of power armor shouldn't be used(or to say bid) in this case. I heard the best choice would be savage power pieces of slaghter with high ADB, Peerless ones better, but if not able to get hand on such ones, what is the priority?

Thanks in advance.

I don't think there is any sign or level to turn heavy, niten heavy is for end-game player, the end-game means at least with almost full upgrade equipment and high damage perks, the equipment value doesn't really matter for them at that time. So at least it's not when you feel few million is too expensive for one equip, and not when you still have surviving problem.
Light armors can do well until you reach lv.500. But if you insist to have a try, and assume you can buy suitable one for your level now, then yes savage slaughter is the best, but for 2h/dw/niten, mithril prefix and balance suffix can also works good, I believe Nezu or lololo16 may had tested them
BTW if you insist to, 1h light is also playable, if you don't care they work slower. they also work safer and there are some amount of people play them in isekai