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I know that you can't fully eliminate resist, but to make it smaller (25%) or less frequent.
Right now I have 0.64 prof factor and they resist me more than I thought they would.
Is it really that big difference between my prof factor and recommended one?

If you are using a willow you should have 65~70% CR for elemental spell.
I think that is quite decent.

I do heal "a lot" too against rounds full of monsters, roughly once per round. The important thing is not to avoid healing at all costs, but to lose time as little as possible. See the subtle difference?
I've fine tuned my gameplay and Monsterbation setup so that I blast quite quickly, smoothly and safely even in those rounds. Aceept the fatality that you will need to heal, so adapt your gameplay to take that into account.

Yea, I guess I just have to get used to playing mage a bit more >_>
I'm using that wheelUp/Down binding you put here and it's so convenient lolol.

Dude, check the number of brackets;
(1 - 0.95 * (3750 / (3750 + WIS + INT / 2))) this one is contained within itself.

Ah, yes. I'm blind. As mages with staff don't have interference I just removed it from formula in my mind. "d" was for the last cloth, not interference.

So, the formula is (just move 1 bracket):

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[ 1 - 0.95 * (3750 / (3750 + WIS + INT / 2)) * (1 - proficiency_bonus) * (1 - main_hand_Magic_Crit_Chance) * (1 - helmet_Magic_Crit_Chance) * ... * (1 - feet_Magic_Crit_Chance) ] * Max(1 - (Interference * 0.02)^1.5, 0)

In a nutshell:
[ 1 - <stats> * <1 - prof> * <1 - item1> * ... * <1 - itemN> ] * <interference reduction>

Otherwise you're right. Thanks for finding an error.

And yes, using the formula, there is no flat 2% loss for every 1 point of interference.

This post has been edited by tox01: Mar 15 2019, 10:46

If you are using a willow you should have 65~70% CR for elemental spell.
I think that is quite decent.

I have 64%. And I saw that you have ~68% but with 0.7 factor. I guess it is really big difference between .064 and > 0.68.

Yea, I guess I just have to get used to playing mage a bit more >_>
I'm using that wheelUp/Down binding you put here and it's so convenient lolol.

Wheel up/down thing? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

Fufufu, there's better than that you know. Written inside the default script, to top it off. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

Besides this, I can only recommend that for HP/MP regen:

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wheelUp: Strongest([Use(7),Cast('Full-Cure'),Cast('Cure'),Use(4)]),
wheelDown: Strongest([Use(8),Use(5)]),

Yes, I do use HP potions (item 4) before even using Cure, because:
1) Zero action time
2) Better wasting them that way rather than bazaaring them

That setup allows a mage to greatly boost his recovery speed.

This lol.

This lol.

WAT. Sorcery (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

Speaking of crit chances, does anyone know the exact formula / roundings for it? (physical crit chance specifically)
Using the formula as it is I generally am off ~0.1-0.2% of the displayed crit chance in character statistics, unlike the one for attack base damage which matches exactly. Maybe it's just due to floating point arithmetic, but it shouldn't be off by that much then...

I have installed magic score script on chrome. How does one use this script?

I have installed magic score script on chrome. How does one use this script?

can you provide a link to that script? I don't know it!

can you provide a link to that script? I don't know it!

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that's one hell of old script you scourge there. it's from back when the era of automatic equip comparison still a thing I guess.
try pressing 's' to compare equip magic potency compared to your own equipped one (or is it what your magic score is after equipping it). you might need to access stats and equipment page first for it to be working, maybe.
also, you might need to disable live percentile range script or anything else that tamper with the weapon page though. Super's live percentile script use 's' to show forged base so that script will certainly show minus on everything as it show "lvl 0" stats compared to what you have, though you can use it on the pop-up display instead. like this :



This post has been edited by Fudo Masamune: Mar 16 2019, 00:04

I'm gathering hath through the exchange system, but I'm wondering which perk I should purchase next.

As a rapier/shield melee fighter who uses supportive magic like spirit shield and regeneration, which of these perks should I invest in first?

Suffusive Spirit, Resplendent Regeneration, Crystarium III, or Tokenizer II?

Thanks.

Suffusive Spirit, Resplendent Regeneration, Crystarium III, or Tokenizer II?

I would say Token II. Suffusive Spirit and Resplendet Regeneration is imo not really important. Nice to have, but no must have.

I would say Token II. Suffusive Spirit and Resplendet Regeneration is imo not really important. Nice to have, but no must have.

Thanks for the advice. Though I'm kind of curious. For the Crystarium hath perks, at which level should I stop at?

Thanks for the advice. Though I'm kind of curious. For the Crystarium hath perks, at which level should I stop at?

Well it'll depend on how much GF you do, so that depends.

However I'd suggest to put resplendent regeneration / suffusive spirit on extremely low priority (maybe even after you maxed out crys / token, perhaps long gone before daylight too, maybe even some daemon duality levels; this is provided you already got your vigorous vitality / innate arcana already ofc)

Resplendent regeneration only includes your in-combat natural regeneration (consumables / Regen spell don't count), it amounts to pretty much nothing.

Suffusive spirit increases your base spirit, however your main sources of spirit loss (spirit shield, spark of life) scales with max base SP as well; thus it is only of use to the relative amount consumed by spirit stance per turn.

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Hmm... I think that you can better use Live Percental Ranges and HV Utils, those give almost the same features. But those are maintained.

Hmm... I think that you can better use Live Percental Ranges and HV Utils, those give almost the same features. But those are maintained.

yeah, that script basically show how your magic score (as shown on equipment page by HVUtils) change if you swap the equip.
the formula is more or less the same anyway (different in how it weight the crit maybe).
the way it's better is that you don't have to actually change the equip to see the change and you don't even have to open the equipment window (via 'c')

So I thought Holy/Dark spells would always have higher multiplier than elemental spells, but it turns out that when you max abilities for elemental spells, they're the same.

Is Ripenend Soul/Soul Fire THAT powerful for them to be able to run the non-imperil style, which is only viable for dark/holy essentially?