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My holy set is working alright without imperil

It's the one in signature?
Because I only see heaven-sent pieces there (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/blink.gif)

It's for future reference, and using 1hand maybe not suited for me, it's too time consuming to clear the mob.

If 1H is too time consuming abandon all hopes since it's the fastest style for high difficulties until you can build a mage set and survive.

Mages have the most problems killing monsters with a lot of hp - Arthropod, Dragonkin, Giant, Undead. Wind has lower elemental mitigation for dragonkin. Thus it has a slight advantage.

That's why you get 0.68+ prof factor so you can reduce the monsters mitigation by 68, leaving all elements pretty much equal (and now there are even 2 days of the week where the mitigation is further reduced).

This post has been edited by Sapo84: Sep 20 2017, 18:05

I don't think those are accurate. you just need a non-charged set + correct staff + prof perk + some upgrades to get started. For people starting out I'd suggest wind (prefered) /elec with a decent L staff (only lswd/ltwd) it'll get you very far.

okay, not accurate yet. I agree. But, the flow-chart that Scremaz was asking for would be based on the amount of credits you want to spend, isn't it? That's the most important factor.

Or maybe it's like:
1. Expensive vs. Very Expensive
2. if expensive, then go for imperil elemental play and go to 3. if Very Expensive, go to 4.
3. Look for a good matching Legendary staff that you can find. Go for that element.
4. Just Very Expensive, or Insanely Expensive? if Insanely, go Holy. If Just Very Expensive, go Dark and go to 5.
5. Willow and 0.8 prof factor for imperil play, Katalox or willow for non-imperil play with 1.0 prof factor.

the flow-chart that Scremaz was asking for would be based on the amount of credits you want to spend, isn't it?

then it's basically pointless to build it. i wanted to do it because it's a relatively frequent question with a tricky answer, but if the answer is credits-based, well...


btw, there was another point which would've taken advantage of a flow chart but i don't remember which one...

I tried DW.

But i found that DW is slower then 1H i.e. it took me more time in Dw to clear arenas.
Even when DW has much more damage ,why is it slower then 1H?

then it's basically pointless to build it. i wanted to do it because it's a relatively frequent question with a tricky answer, but if the answer is credits-based, well...
btw, there was another point which would've taken advantage of a flow chart but i don't remember which one...

I think it had to do with the Mage Getting Started section of the advice advanced wiki
As you can see I made one table and one 5 step bullet list. These may have covered the need for a flow chart.

This post has been edited by DJNoni: Sep 20 2017, 19:30

I think it had to do with the Mage Getting Started section of the advice advanced wiki
As you can see I made one table and one 5 step bullet list. These may have covered the need for a flow chart.

no, even if that may need a re-arrange as well - starting from user level, element and play style (thus the prof factor) to end with minimum slots. maybe a spreadsheet or a C++ executable, but not a flow chart.

oh well, i'll remember it sooner or later. and i'll try to code a spreadsheet for that, while i'm at it.

That's why you get 0.68+ prof factor so you can reduce the monsters mitigation by 68, leaving all elements pretty much equal (and now there are even 2 days of the week where the mitigation is further reduced).

Often times its better to just go cotton shoes of elementalist even if you don't get 0.68 because the damage you gain from a stronger phase part outweighs the specific element reduction. (People go for 0.68 prof is not inefficient, but shoe is more efficient. This is backed up by the prices of the shoe/glove prices) This is even more true in this patch where every prof piece but shoe has been rendered obsolete (given you grind enough).

okay, not accurate yet. I agree. But, the flow-chart that Scremaz was asking for would be based on the amount of credits you want to spend, isn't it? That's the most important factor.

Or maybe it's like:
1. Expensive vs. Very Expensive
2. if expensive, then go for imperil elemental play and go to 3. if Very Expensive, go to 4.
3. Look for a good matching Legendary staff that you can find. Go for that element.
4. Just Very Expensive, or Insanely Expensive? if Insanely, go Holy. If Just Very Expensive, go Dark and go to 5.
5. Willow and 0.8 prof factor for imperil play, Katalox or willow for non-imperil play with 1.0 prof factor.

For mages:
There are 6 fire cold electric wind holy and dark.

0. Be at least lv310
1. If you are not catgirl level rich skip holy.
2. If you do not expect yourself to sink 300m+ into a set, dark is outclassed by the others
3. Fire cold electric wind are all viable for starters. The pros and cons are as follow:

Fire & Cold -
Pro: Phase and staff are cheaper (both entry and end-game)
Con: Both perform less well in grindfest (similar strength elsewhere)

Electric & Wind -
Pro: Has willow as a staff option, granting it better clear speeds than fire & cold
Con: End-game parts are highly sought after and thus very expensive.

Conclusion:
For general cases, it is best to go for Electric/Wind. However, if you happen upon a good staff in any element but holy and dark you should go for that element due to the rarity of good staves. If you get a good holy/dark staff you can sell it for fortunes and be set for a very good elemental set (fire cold electric or wind).

Cost analysis of mage

Bang for buck mage - can clear iwbth grindfest
Fire/Cold/Wind/Electric:
One staff @8-15m - do not skimp out the staff (1. You don't want to have to upgrade staves 2. It makes up a large part of your strength as a mage) [at least 48mdb+18edb/49mdb +17edb for willow - consider CR,dep prof if you intend to clear GF]
Four phase @500k-2m (head chest legs + hands/shoe) - prioritize edb (70%+) as it helps your clears the most (exception: charged prefix is essential for long-term pfudor/iwbth grindfest)
One 300k-2m elementalist cloth (hands or shoe, adapt your phase accordingly) - required to have a sufficiently high elemental prof factor to optimize damage (90%+ elemental prof)

Upgrades:
Penetrator 5 on staff - expect 400k-1m for iw cost (or you can iw yourself)
Juggernaut 5 on all equipment - @300k-1m
Forge 50*mdb+30*edb on staff - 7.5m (depending on cost of mats and your stock of mats)
Forge 10*edb on phase - 11-13m (see above)
Forge 30*prof on cloth - 3m (see above)

Hath perk - Vigorous Vitality - 1m
Hath perk - Eminent Elementalist - 4m
Hath perk - Enigma Energizer - 800k
Hath perk - Innate Arcana I+II - 600k

Total: around 50m

Note: upgrade cost are above actual costs as I assumed each upgrade requires 6 high-grade mats

Budget mage (clear pfudor arena relatively quickly):

See above and pay 3-8m for staff, jug3 or above for equipment, forge phase 5 times only and don't buy Eminent Elementalist + Enigma Energizer.
Total: around 24m (not recommended due to the importance of a good staff)


How to make back your money:
1. Full clear ALL arenas @highest difficulty possible - 1.5m/day
2. Kill Flying Spaghetti Monster - 40k/day
3. Take loan to buy Crystarium perks and grind gf + sell crystals. [you're going down a dark path]

I'm going to the moon plan:
1. Take out loan 50m~
2. Grind to 310 asap while retaining lowest exp multiplier
3. Buy electric/wind set - any L staff, M charged phase or L phase, L cloth.
4. Upgrade set 50 times for staff, 5-10 times for phase
5. Buy Hath perk Cry5
6. Grind
7. ???
8. Profit
9. Moon

This post has been edited by cirrux: Sep 20 2017, 20:50

Often times its better to just go cotton shoes of elementalist even if you don't get 0.68 because the damage you gain from a stronger phase part outweighs the specific element reduction. (People go for 0.68 prof is not inefficient, but shoe is more efficient. This is backed up by the prices of the shoe/glove prices) This is even more true in this patch where every prof piece but shoe has been rendered obsolete (given you grind enough).
For mages:
There are 6 fire cold electric wind holy and dark.

1. If you are not catgirl level rich skip holy.
2. If you do not expect yourself to sink 200m+ into a set, dark is outclassed by the others
3. Fire cold electric wind are all viable for starters. The pros and cons are as follow:

Fire & Cold -
Pro: Phase and staff are cheaper
Con: Both perform less well in grindfest (similar strength elsewhere)

Electric & Wind -
Pro: Has willow as a staff option, granting it better clear speeds than fire & cold
Con: End-game parts are highly sought after and thus very expensive.

Conclusion:
For general cases, it is best to go for Electric/Wind. However, if you happen upon a good staff in any element but holy and dark you should go for that element due to the rarity of good staves. If you get a good holy/dark staff you can sell it for fortunes and be set for a very good elemental set (fire cold electric or wind).

Nice description. Would this be fit for the Wiki Advice Advancesd page?

Which perk should I aim for? Currently saving up credits to buy new perks. I'm considering (in order of importance):
- Crys 5
- Long Gone Before Daylight
- Effluent Ether
- DD 1
- IA 5
- Token 2

among those listed, DD1.

Nice description. Would this be fit for the Wiki Advice Advancesd page?

Imho it's quite basic .

Which perk should I aim for? Currently saving up credits to buy new perks. I'm considering (in order of importance):
- Crys 5
- Long Gone Before Daylight
- Effluent Ether
- DD 1
- IA 5
- Token 2

Efficiency wise it's probably LGBD>Crys5 > DD1 > Token2 > EE.

LGBD pays for itself in 80 days, then provides 100k/day.
Crys5 pays around 2 packs/gf iirc, ie 70k/gf. pays for itself in 230+ gf
DD1 improves clear speed a bit (helps more if you mage).

EE is a trap unless you mage.


This post has been edited by cirrux: Sep 20 2017, 20:42

LGBD pays for itself in 80 days, then provides 100k/day.

provided you use 2EDs/day. in my case, i would never repay it, for example. letting apart making a profit (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

I'm assuming he grinds at least 34 stamina per day since he considered Cry5 lol

help

can i use this for beginner holy mage?
http://hentaiverse.org/equip/140732106/57d3dd1c86

Not recommended even a M HOH is better

Its been a while...
I just came back to download all the scripts for HV and I've been getting one consistent problem with the Hentaiverse Monsterbation script.

I get the "Server communication failed: 0 ()" pop-up after every round.

I've looked at previous threads but they were all gallery views.

Can anyone help out with that?

(IMG:[www.upload.ee] https://www.upload.ee/image/7478257/Capture.PNG)

Its been a while...
I just came back to download all the scripts for HV and I've been getting one consistent problem with the Hentaiverse Monsterbation script.

I get the "Server communication failed: 0 ()" pop-up after every round.

I've looked at previous threads but they were all gallery views.

Can anyone help out with that?

(IMG:[www.upload.ee] https://www.upload.ee/image/7478257/Capture.PNG)

I get that every time I have connection problems with my wireless

About server communication problem.

This is in-fact an ISP/bandwidth problem and has nothing to do with game itself or any scripts.

In short, during the battle there is a constant session of sending json-data back and forth between your briwser and server. That json-data contains various information about your vitals, buffs and monsters' ones. There is also JavaScript's validation on browser-side and validation on server-side
The tricky thing is that if said session of sending and receiving jsons would be terminated, paused or blocked at unexpected moment - game (via browser) will block itself and will tell you about internet problem and force you to reload the page to start a new session.
If you constantly seeing that message, then there is something wrong on your side and you should check your router, modem, bandwidth, connection so on.
And once again, in theory, that problem has nothing to do with scripts, however script ~may~ be a reason behind, but only if it modifies the procedure of sending data back and forth (maybe via ajax injecting, check for ajax options in that script in this case)

This post has been edited by f4tal: Sep 20 2017, 23:25

I get the "Server communication failed: 0 ()" pop-up after every round.

if it happens only at the end of rounds, setting "ajaxRound = false," in the settings section may be worth a try

in case an elemental mage wanted to play no imperil (yes, i know it's not very feasible, but i'm too lazy to put so many IFs, and complicated expressions aren't exactly excel's forte), what may be a proper prof factor?