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yes, by checking the box in front of the equip it will attach.

You don't need to do anything with the "attach" button
Attach button is to attach using MM content you typed.
Like, 50 x Mana Draught @ price.
It doesn't work for equipment.

There are two "send" buttons.
Beside "Edit list" button: to send with your MM title and content entered. You can send multiple item with this button (recommended)
Beside "price" input field: default send for single equipment. Title and content will be empty.

thank you both, i managed to send it to the winner.

Whats stats should I prioritize for 2h Light?

Whats stats should I prioritize for 2h Light?

end, dex agi str
and some wis. int can be low.

You could use INT on yourself to help you choose a better playstyle. 1h, DW would be much easier at your level and would allow you to play PFUDOR, giving you way more income and better drops.


This post has been edited by Noni: Nov 21 2024, 08:43

You could use INT on yourself to help you choose a better playstyle. 1h, DW would be much easier at your level and would allow you to play PFUDOR, giving you way more income and better drops.

It is not about efficiency... It is about it being cool. Just imagine it. Though I think dual wielding is cooler.
Efficiency wise 1h is probably most newbie friendly.

This post has been edited by Wraithtouch: Nov 21 2024, 09:21

end, dex agi str
and some wis. int can be low.

You could use INT on yourself to help you choose a better playstyle. 1h, DW would be much easier at your level and would allow you to play PFUDOR, giving you way more income and better drops.

My current play style is 1H Heavy but I wanna try some new stuff
What weapons and armor should I choose for DW or 2H? Also how to not get fisted in PFUDOR ?

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is it worth to keep investing?

all the levels are from before i stopped playing years ago, i feel that i should at least put some more levels into quartermaster and scavenger.

maxing quartermaster would take almost 19M, but taking is to lvl15 is 3.4M and i think it the effect would be noticeable.

same for scavenger, lvl40 seems reasonable to get for about the same amount of credits.

are they pure multipliers?

is it worth to keep investing?

Imho, priority is low. I would say there are better investment for credits - equipment. Compared to years ago, there are much more equips on sale, and quite affordable ones. There is also isekai, which is good source for peerless ones, both for ending reward and follower of snowflake perk. Shrine/buy some good piece and you have plenty of credits to sink in upgrading it. Spend 5-10 mil on trainings for some small chance or just buying what you are looking for - my opinion buying is much safer and rewarding.
Two of my most expensive items - peerless willow of destruction, fire and wind ones, got both from shrining peerless voucher. I have zero illusions about me suddenly finding some awesome sh*t tommorow thanks to my LotD being 21.
edit: Loot Drop Rolls if you are bored enough.

This post has been edited by Wraithtouch: Nov 21 2024, 16:35

My current play style is 1H Heavy but I wanna try some new stuff
What weapons and armor should I choose for DW or 2H? Also how to not get fisted in PFUDOR ?

every time you start a new playstyle you'll get fisted in PFUDOR. Build up some proficiency at IWBTH or even lower. Not getting killed: use an off-hand weapon with a lot of parry (nimble waki, nimble rapier) and use a main hand with parry or stun. Club main hand will help in defense as well as offense. But two nimble weapons are also quite good to start with.
Then forge the weapons. Forge parry, mainly. DEX as well. But also: first IW the weapons to 10 and try to get some levels of Overpower. Overpower rules. In end state, you'll want 2x 5 levels of Overpower. But for temporary weapons it doesn't matter that much of course.

Also: use shades with lots of evade (fleet, shadowdancer), and in the beginning you could even use a leather of protection.

With somewhat forged weapons, even equisites, PFUDOR is doable.

Is it better to have physical/magical mitigation or the more specific mitigations on armor where the general ones are higher but the specific ones are lower?

Is it better to have physical/magical mitigation or the more specific mitigations on armor where the general ones are higher but the specific ones are lower?

General first unless you reach their cap. Specific are only a focus when they're the only defensive option available and you still need more defense. The deadliest damage type is void because it has no specific mitigation, the only thing stopping it guaranteed is general defenses (Pretty sure void can be resisted/parried/evaded/blocked though). So you want general mitigations as high as possible before you worry about any specifics, even if just because of how dangerous void is (Void is surprisingly common among bosses, they pretty much all use it.). Of course the obvious, general defenses cover far more damage types as well and make up for any small/moderate higher specific mitigations.

Damage taken calc is pretty simple: Damage Taken = Original_Damage_Roll * (1 - Physical or Magical Mitigation) * (1 - Specific Mitigation).

This post has been edited by FruitSmoothie: Nov 21 2024, 23:44

Is there some reason to play GF or (random) IW respectively outside of special events? Or is that just for people who have Stamina to spend after all Arenas are done?

Is there some reason to play GF or (random) IW respectively outside of special events? Or is that just for people who have Stamina to spend after all Arenas are done?

yeah to get more income, make use of Long Gone Before Daylight perk etc

Please, what is the name of the script which let you hide equips of certain quality from equip shop? I've used something before, but I've changed PC. (And it is not HVutils.)

Is it ever worth checking the equipment shop since everything is just stuff other people sold?

Is it ever worth checking the equipment shop since everything is just stuff other people sold?

Yeah of course. If you were to sit in there 24/7, you'd end up with at least decent Magnificent gear in the 300-400 range. High level Mag gear usually aren't worth the effort for high level players to sell, but they're still essential upgrades for people in the 200-350 range. I've seen a ton of useful gear in there, used some myself for a while (Also sold a lot of decent stuff I would have been happy to have at a lower level).

Just have a good idea what you're looking for and don't buy up absolutely everything. Gotta remember without a shit ton of Soul Frags, you might be waiting quite a while to use whatever you buy. Don't want to waste money on shit you won't be able to even use before you find an upgrade to it.

This post has been edited by FruitSmoothie: Nov 22 2024, 17:43

Please, what is the name of the script which let you hide equips of certain quality from equip shop? I've used something before, but I've changed PC. (And it is not HVutils.)

sorry... it IS HVutils.

What potency should I look for in power armor?

What potency should I look for in power armor?

Juggernaut 5 + Elemental Resistance (Try to get some of all types). Avoid Capacitor.

This post has been edited by FruitSmoothie: Nov 22 2024, 23:46

Around what level should I start caring about item worlds and forging? I've been able to clear everything comfortably on Nintendo for a bunch of it and then hell if it doesn't work on Nintendo. Do I keep pushing until I can't even do hell anymore or do I upgrade now?

Around what level should I start caring about item worlds and forging? I've been able to clear everything comfortably on Nintendo for a bunch of it and then hell if it doesn't work on Nintendo. Do I keep pushing until I can't even do hell anymore or do I upgrade now?

You should have an IW10 weapon by around 225/250 for the extra damage and Void/Elemental strikes (Even if it's only an Exquisite) since that's when the schoolgirls start showing up a lot. IW on armor pieces outside of Cloth that desperately need Juggernaut to survive is unneeded before Legendaries, but it never hurts to have more HP/ele mitigation if you're up for it. Just don't bother reforging non Legendary gear (Aside from maybe Magnificent weapons) if it doesn't get great rolls because that can become a massive money sink.

You don't need to worry about forging until you have Legendaries, with an exception maybe for putting like 15-30 levels of Block on a Magnificent shield since it's essential to avoid physical/magical damage and counter and you'll get most the mats/cost refunded when you salvage it (Defense Matrix Modulators and Binding of the Barrier and really cheap too). You get back 90% of the materials used for upgrading rounded down, except the catalysts when salvaging upgraded gear. Usually it means getting somewhere around 50-75% of the upgrade cost back if you don't lose a lot of expensive bindings.

Forging damage on to stuff before Legendaries can be a massive loss, Bindings of Slaughter are fucking expensive, you don't want to lose many of them. Make sure you check the market price of mats before upgrading anything, and try to avoid using much of the stuff that's like 40k+ a pop on non Legendaries basically.

This post has been edited by FruitSmoothie: Nov 23 2024, 23:16