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And did you IW your weapon? At your level and equipment it does not what what you get out it. But the additional strike will increase your damage output quite a bit.

My only issue so far is I don't know what other skills to invest into, what you see in the pic is all the skills I have so far. I read the wiki but I didn't really understand or see the need for some of the other skills it recommends.

For light armor user raise all supportive skill except Better Arcane Focus and Better Absorb, for the elemental shield just raise 1 of 4 depending on your weapon ele (you can always reset and change the ele shield if you change weapon with different ele later).
For depreciating skill I only raise Better Imperil and Faster Imperil, but you might need Better Blind and Faster Blind as you play 2H (I play DW so I get blind from Iris Strike).

Edit: If by skill you mean training then just raise Adept Learner, raise Ability Boost only whenever you need extra ability point (if you don't plan to play mage). AFAIK only mage that need lots of ability point, as you don't need to raise any elemental; forbidden; and divine skills, and debuff skills are also rather tricky to use if you're not mage. Other trainings can wait until you're rich enough, for now just use credits for equipments. (Of course if you're already filthy rich right now just train whatever you want.)

This post has been edited by fuadhika: Mar 22 2019, 04:47

And did you IW your weapon? At your level and equipment it does not what what you get out it. But the additional strike will increase your damage output quite a bit.

Nah, I've never tried IW before. I still don't understand it. Guess that'll be something I can play play around with for a bit.

For light armor user raise all supportive skill except Better Arcane Focus and Better Absorb, for the elemental shield just raise 1 of 4 depending on your weapon ele (you can always reset and change the ele shield if you change weapon with different ele later).
For depreciating skill I only raise Better Imperil and Faster Imperil, but you might need Better Blind and Faster Blind as you play 2H (I play DW so I get blind from Iris Strike).

Edit: If by skill you mean training then just raise Adept Learner, raise Ability Boost only whenever you need extra ability point (if you don't plan to play mage). AFAIK only mage that need lots of ability point, as you don't need to raise any elemental; forbidden; and divine skills, and debuff skills are also rather tricky to use if you're not mage. Other trainings can wait until you're rich enough, for now just use credits for equipments. (Of course if you're already filthy rich right now just train whatever you want.)

Yeah sorry, I meant abilities. Thanks for the tip.

If you're going to IW10 your weapon, I recommend you not do it yourself but ask the nice players who offer free IW10 service on WTS.

How do you usually drink your energy drink, is it to escape Stamina <10 or to keep Stamina >80?

How do you advise low level player spending their credit? I found that worthwhile equipment is still too many level over mine while half-decent ones made me reconsider using soul fragment on.

How do you usually drink your energy drink, is it to escape Stamina <10 or to keep Stamina >80?

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How do you advise low level player spending their credit? I found that worthwhile equipment is still too many level over mine while half-decent ones made me reconsider using soul fragment on.

Well, usually i would suggest to increase the income by train the drop training as long as their cost is in a range that is easy to obtain by the player.

How do you usually drink your energy drink, is it to escape Stamina <10 or to keep Stamina >80?

How do you advise low level player spending their credit? I found that worthwhile equipment is still too many level over mine while half-decent ones made me reconsider using soul fragment on.

for me, I usually use it to escape Stamina <10...
some people use it to keep Stamina >80, but you risked to outlevel your equipment too quickly...

and I think you could train your Archaeologist first as it is the one with quickest ROI...
then maybe also some lvel of Scavenger and Quartermaster...

Someone remind me, do you get special mats like phazons and actuators when salvaging upgraded items?


Thanks DJNoni

This post has been edited by Nayas: Mar 22 2019, 14:47

Someone remind me, do you get special mats like phazons and actuators when salvaging upgraded items?

yes. 90%

What is the ratio for primary attributes for 2H Heavy Clinkware?

What is the ratio for primary attributes for 2H Heavy Clinkware?

same as 1h. STR=DEX highest, no INT. AGI and END a bit under STR but still strong. Some WIS is needed, but less than the others.

same as 1h. STR=DEX highest, no INT. AGI and END a bit under STR but still strong. Some WIS is needed, but less than the others.

Cool! Thank you!!

I want to be explained on what basis STR is the most important PAB, because I fail to see how a tiny difference in attack base damage does anything besides making a monster die one turn sooner once in a while, on top of being largely inferior to the weapon's and ability's ADB.

I want to be explained on what basis STR is the most important PAB, because I fail to see how a tiny difference in attack base damage does anything besides making a monster die one turn sooner once in a while, on top of being largely inferior to the weapon's and ability's ADB.

Not for me at least.

"Only 1 infusion effect may be active at any time in combat."

So if I infuse my weapon, additional infusions on armors won't do anything? Or can I use different infusions on all armors as well as the weapon?

I want to be explained on what basis STR is the most important PAB, because I fail to see how a tiny difference in attack base damage does anything besides making a monster die one turn sooner once in a while, on top of being largely inferior to the weapon's and ability's ADB.

Well you could also argue that additional point of endurance gives you 0.1% additional hp.

Maybe evenly distributing the stats is the most efficient way of doing it; but then again, I'd say the difference is negligible

"Only 1 infusion effect may be active at any time in combat."

That's referring to mages using infusions in combat. Not Enchantment on weapons or armors out of combat.

If used as an enhancement through The Forge:

Multiple infusions can be used to extend the time their effects last.
Weapon:
Lasts 15 minutes per infusion.
Adds an Elemental Strike effect to the player's weapons.
A maximum of 2 different types of elemental strikes (in addition to Void) may exist on a weapon (achieved via Item World or via infusions).
Armor:
Last 1 hour per infusion.
Adds 5% elemental resistance to the corresponding element to the player's armors.

That's referring to mages using infusions in combat. Not Enchantment on weapons or armors out of combat.

Oh, I misunderstood it...

So the best way to enchant is infusing all elements on every armor and weapon?
Does using an infusion in combat have an effect on top of the corresponding enchantment?

This post has been edited by mouisaac: Mar 23 2019, 03:38

I've never did any infusion on armors tho. Well maybe a couple times but entirely by mistake

For weapon unless it's iw9 ethereal, you can get only one more elemental strike.

Infusion on armor are quite helpfull for doing some PFest.