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it's much less easy to reach 200% accuracy with a Slaughter weapon.

ah yes, good that you mention this. when using a slaughter weapon i would try to use enough balance pieces to get 200%*, but choice of armour is a delicate matter as all suffixes have their merits and drawbacks

*disregard this, i hadn't thought of voidseeker shards

This post has been edited by sickentide: Jan 21 2019, 13:49

I second this.

One small detail: 2H weapons have lower accuracy (except katanas) than 1H, so it's much less easy to reach 200% accuracy with a Slaughter weapon. It could be advisable to opt for a Balance weapon, especially when it comes to estocs that suffer from this the most. I'm not even sure if I'll be able to reach 200% with my Peerless Longsword fully forged.

Voidseeker Shard gives +50% to hit chance. It will be enough to reach > 200%.

What is the going rate for Gold Star today? Still saving credit to buy it.

Voidseeker Shard gives +50% to hit chance. It will be enough to reach > 200%.

ah, right. since i use full balance armour and never had to worry about accuracy, i totally forgot these even exist

What is the going rate for Gold Star today? Still saving credit to buy it.

Not sure, but i would say somewhere between 35M and 45M.

Voidseeker Shard gives +50% to hit chance. It will be enough to reach > 200%.

True. But not needing them would definitely be better.
I see these shards more as some buff fit for lower level players who can't IW their weapon and who certainly don't have our accuracy.

I just noticed on HV Utils the mage stats on the equipment page.

How do you read those?
IE -> The Mitigation @50% = max XXX, Avg XXX, Min XXX

Is that the Mitigation of the monster?
And the Mage score... is that like an overall "gee whiz" number or should it be analyzed against the rest?

ah, right. since i use full balance armour and never had to worry about accuracy, i totally forgot these even exist

I think one or two balance with forge some weapon accuracy is easy to reach 200%
And my question, won't estoc+power have more damage than longsword+power becaue of pa?

I think one or two balance with forge some weapon accuracy is easy to reach 200%

Iirc you can even reach the 200% with just reaching Level 480.

And my question, won't estoc+power have more damage than longsword+power becaue of pa?

in my tests, using haste they give about the same performance, but when you reduce attack speed, bleed damage outperforms bonus damage from PA. and when you're on a slow connection it's not even a contest: longsword/imperil gives the lowest turn count

in my tests,

Tbh, in your test i think comparing a peerl with a good but imo not great leg, does falsifies the result.

Tbh, in your test i think comparing a peerl with a good but imo not great leg, does falsifies the result.

i have mentioned that when i posted the results. the total difference in attack damage between the estoc used and a peerless one is about 1%, and from what i've seen while forging the estoc the impact on clear times is even less. most other relevant stats are close enough to peerless, and total PA rate is 0.5% below peerless

it seems "good but not great" only if you look at the raw numbers and assume ADB is everything without examining the real impact of each stat

This post has been edited by sickentide: Jan 21 2019, 15:05

But this is not just about the damage, crit chance, STR, DEX that all is reduced compare to the Longsword and iirc the difference wasnt that big. I mean you are talking about what you did post in the ponychat a few days ago right?

99% crit chance, 98% STR, 74% DEX, and the difference on DwD was far too significant to be just because of that

Hm, well maybe you are right. But it still gives me to think.

Btw, do we know how the bleeding damage is calculated?

This post has been edited by Uncle Stu: Jan 21 2019, 15:38

Hm, well maybe you are right. But it still gives me to think.

i understand, but i have to work with what i can get. if you send a peerless estoc my way i will gladly repeat the trials

Btw, do we know how the bleeding damage is calculated?

not exactly, here's what i know: each stack applies a certain amount of damage per turn, scaling in a linear fashion. the damage per stack is calculated from attack base damage (elemental strikes have no effect), as evidenced by all changes to attack base damage affecting bleed damage, including changing armour, heartseeker and spirit stance. however, the percentages do not correspond to the 30% and 20% given on the equip info: i get about 17% per stack with longsword and 11% with axe

i understand, but i have to work with what i can get. if you send a peerless estoc my way i will gladly repeat the trials

If i had one, i would. And dont get me wrong, i dont think your result is absolutly meaningles, it is just that those differences remind me a bit too much of the usual fluctuation i have while using the same weapon.

not exactly, here's what i know: each stack applies a certain amount of damage per turn, scaling in a linear fashion. the damage per stack is calculated from attack base damage (elemental strikes have no effect)

Ah, so it is conected to damage. Hm, but somehow i remember it been very strong in the very early levels, you know Level 100-200. And those were the days i didnt even use a full armor with bonus damage. Do my memories betray me, or is bleeding quite op that early in the game? I am really not sure, i mean that is years ago.

Do my memories betray me, or is bleeding quite op that early in the game?

can't help you there, i played fire mage with bazaar cottons at that level. pretty much anything seems to be op during early levels

For power armor, what kind of stat should I seek if I want to get a very late game armor, and how much should I prepare to get 1 piece clean mmm...~?

For power armor, what kind of stat should I seek if I want to get a very late game armor, and how much should I prepare to get 1 piece clean mmm...~?

Well, most important is damage. After that is imo MM and PM, imo they both have the same importance. After that, hm, maybe Dex.