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Light HP is less powerful than Heavy HP, yes. To top it off, light armor has lower End PABs than heavy armor.
So you can only get less HP for light builds. However, because the Light HP is weaker than Heavy HP, the effects of Juggernaut potencies are a tiny bit more noticeable.

Light HP is less powerful than Heavy HP, yes. To top it off, light armor has lower End PABs than heavy armor.
So you can only get less HP for light builds. However, because the Light HP is weaker than Heavy HP, the effects of Juggernaut potencies are a tiny bit more noticeable.

Ah.., i get it. Thank you very much, it's important for my 2h-light shade build (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
My question again, i see that 1h and 2h are not really have a big differences, so is it okay to put them in 1 persona? I mean i only have 1 persona and i want to put 1h in set-1 and 2h in set-2...

My question again, i see that 1h and 2h are not really have a big differences, so is it okay to put them in 1 persona? I mean i only have 1 persona and i want to put 1h in set-1 and 2h in set-2...

don't forget about agility, you need a lot too

don't forget about agility, you need a lot too

So i have to create blank persona, right?

I remember in the tips and tricks guide in the beginning of the forum talked about selling trophies instead of sending them to the shrine for better credit returns.

Since I do not have the snowflake perk, and thus not able to get peerless equipment outside of the 'miracle' random drops and the lotteries/auctions, should I just sell the collection of trophies and precursor artifacts now until I gather enough hath to purchase the perk?

Also, at what difficulty setting should I play if I want to complete the arenas quickly? I remember reading about it in the tips guide but I can't seem to find it.

Thank you.

I remember in the tips and tricks guide in the beginning of the forum talked about selling trophies instead of sending them to the shrine for better credit returns.

Since I do not have the snowflake perk, and thus not able to get peerless equipment outside of the 'miracle' random drops and the lotteries/auctions, should I just sell the collection of trophies and precursor artifacts now until I gather enough hath to purchase the perk?

Also, at what difficulty setting should I play if I want to complete the arenas quickly? I remember reading about it in the tips guide but I can't seem to find it.

Thank you.

I think it's better to sell the trophies and shrine the precursor, because precursor will give bonus attributes and energy drink. And what kind of perk that you want to buy? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif) FoS???

Difficulty setting is not gonna affect that much at your level, pfudor is so okay for arenas. What makes faster is the style...

Mannn..., that roadshoe's mage is really made jealous... (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

99% of the players will benefit more from selling the trophies than opening them. Don't waste money on it. The chance you get legendary from a noodly is approxi. 2% if I am correct, not to mention that most of mismatched ones.
FoS perk? you need more than 200m to buy it. Forget about it for good.
Precursor Artifacts are better to shrine. However, if you haven't shrined many and you need quick cash, sell them. The first few hundred will go for your PAs, so energy drinks will be much less for the first few hundred ones. In the end, you will lose more credits than shrining for yourselve in the short-term, since EDs are the only worthy items from PAs you will be selling to others. But you will eventually lose this amount of cash. Just think about it, sell them if you have sth. you really want to buy from coming auctions. Otherwise, shrine them all to get your primary attributes.

If you want to clean Arenas quickly. The lower difficulty the faster. But remember,
1. You need at least hell to have a slight chance to drop legendary.
2. You gain more gold, more drops and more exp. if you play on higher difficulties. ideally, IWBTH and PFD

So i have to create blank persona, right?

not necessarily. my melee persona has all stats equal, for example (except INT, which is forever bound at 330).

i think that for someone who runs different melee playstyles, if an optimum exists there's not that big of a difference from this mindless distribution

not necessarily. my melee persona has all stats equal, for example (except INT, which is forever bound at 330).

i think that for someone who runs different melee playstyles, if an optimum exists there's not that big of a difference from this mindless distribution

Thank you very much for giving me the example of yours.. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
I'll build and try it... (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

"explosioonn..."

not necessarily. my melee persona has all stats equal, for example (except INT, which is forever bound at 330).

i think that for someone who runs different melee playstyles, if an optimum exists there's not that big of a difference from this mindless distribution

I think the difference is big enough to justify extra persona, but certainly not big enough if you don't have style preference.

I think the difference is big enough to justify extra persona, but certainly not big enough if you don't have style preference.

then how big, exactly?

There are enough points to use one persona for all melee if you've bought enough ability boobs trainings and don't mind not maxing absolutely everything, which is fine since the last point is negligible in some cases. For stats I have dex at half the cost of str, and agi below dex, These are "high" stats that are well above level. End is near level, wis is low and int is very low. I'd take more out of end but str and dex cost too much to be worth it. Also there's about 20.6 billion points just sitting around.

Following the rule of "pick stats based on their this_x = that_y ratio" gives much better results than just going evenly.

then how big, exactly?

100-200 conflicting primary attributes

If one wants to put 1H and 2H in the same heavy persona, I strongly recommend to have a SDE shield, so that you do can invest points in agility without obtaining attack speed in the 1H build.

Read the wiki:

Players can choose different damage types based on their weapon. Specific types always belong belong to it "parent" type, e.g. Crushing damage belongs to Physical and Fire damage belongs to Magical. In contrast, monsters do not work in same vein, e.g. Fire damage used by monster can be Physical.

Monster MP: Monsters can potentially use their magic attacks when they have at least 50% mana.
And, magical attack needs MMI to mitigate (warding suffix) while physical need PMI to mitigate (protection suffix).

Not sure why you're quoting wiki here since the only thing I was unsure about is not even written there
I'm asking because Absorb desc says that it blocks the next magical attack, does that mean you can cheat it by changing a Celestial's second skill to physical holy?

I'm asking because Absorb desc says that it blocks the next magical attack, does that mean you can cheat it by changing a Celestial's second skill to physical holy?

works as described. absorbs the next magical attack. Physical holy - that's ... hmm, let me think, ... physical, perhaps?

I just earn about 2M credits and 1.3k hath from bounty, how should I spend them?(I have all auto-cast slots unlocked)
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Since we're on melee, is there an accuracy standard for gosu fighterZ or will 5 slaughters always beat (more damage * misses over time) 4slaughter 1balance?

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Since we're on melee, is there an accuracy standard for gosu fighterZ or will 5 slaughters always beat (more damage * misses over time) 4slaughter 1balance?

Let's say that if you like bragging about how big is your e-peenis attack base damage, full slaughter you go. But if you want to actually be efficient, it'd be wise to do the necessary so that your attacks don't get evaded/parried too much. It'd also be wise to evaluate how much a boost in crit chance would benefit you on average, compared to a boost in raw damage.

Whatever the style (1H, 2H, Niten, DW), you should be able to reach 200% accuracy with a full slaughter and a lot of forging. Even then, your crit chance wouldn't be as high as it'd be with a few Balance parts.

In then end, I think it's so-so overall (or at least I wouldn't be surprised it's the case), but I'm not sure it's the case since I haven't done calculations. However, what I'm sure about, is that if you do decide to go the Balance way, it'd be wise to invest more points into the Str stat and less in the Dex stat because you will be able to reach 200% accuracy anyway by forging.

Hello experts!

I've been dabbling in maging a big more recently, and recently picked up two staves from auction. I've heard the two good imperil-less builds to be electric or holy. Which staff should I use if I was leaning to imperil-less electric? I'm thinking the one with higher prof, but I wanted to check to be sure. I also didn't know the elemental prof factor for a just electric build, I assume it is like holy and 1.0, but I wanted to check to be sure.

Staff 1: [alt.hentaiverse.org] http://alt.hentaiverse.org/equip/159392198/fc05c92560

Staff 2: [alt.hentaiverse.org] http://alt.hentaiverse.org/equip/143565760/584ded83ec

I know that Willow is probably still better (don't know if it is required for imperil-less- please say it is not), but I wanted some advice before I forge a decent amount into it.

My only goal is to equal my current trashy unforged wind set, so just IWBTH arenas, which I hope will be doable with one of these staves as a start.