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Talking about switching to maging. In my case I am at level 428 and still no mage set. I figured when I switch I would focus on getting good staff first then build the rest of the set around whatever element of staff I got. I am certainly by no means rich yet but since I can spend high single digit millions I figured I may as well get a mid range staff to start so I dont need to replace that for a while.

Wise. There are several good mid-tier staffs for sale at the moment in auction. You could let the bidding decide which element to go for?


Edit: ah. you don't need advice, I see.

This post has been edited by DJNoni: Nov 10 2017, 14:17

Quick question: What are the recommended potencies for armor? Is it Juggernaut > Holyproof >= Darkproof > Fireproof = Coldproof = Elecproof = Windproof > Capacitor?

Quick question: What are the recommended potencies for armor? Is it Juggernaut > Holyproof >= Darkproof > Fireproof = Coldproof = Elecproof = Windproof > Capacitor?

Yes, you know - pretty much like this.

From all magical type attacks holy is most common (6%), then Void (6%), then Fire, Cold and Elec (all 3%) and then Dark and Wind (2%).

However, few bosses and schoolgirls have some nasty Dark attack, so you should get an extra defense against them

So, imho, the most optimized pattern for melee player is:
Juggernaut > (Capacitor?)* >> Holyproof > Darkproof > Fireproof = Coldproof = Elecproof > = Windproof > (Capacitor?)*
- so pretty much what you have posted above =)

* - Depending on your level, and MP pool. For 400+ player with 1600 MP with IA5 - Capacitor is useless.

This post has been edited by f4tal: Nov 10 2017, 16:06

Yes, you know - pretty much like this.

From all magical type attacks holy is most common (6%), then Void (6%), then Fire, Cold and Elec (all 3%) and then Dark and Wind (2%).

However, few bosses and schoolgirls have some nasty Dark attack, so you should get an extra defense against them

So, imho, the most optimized pattern for melee player is:
Juggernaut > (Capacitor?)* >> Holyproof > Darkproof > Fireproof = Coldproof = Elecproof > = Windproof > (Capacitor?)*
- so pretty much what you have posted above =)

* - Depending on your level, and MP pool. For 400+ player with 1600 MP with IA5 - Capacitor is useless.

Alright, thanks.

So, what about this table?

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Staff tier are variable depends on style you play.
-If you got good phases and forge them to a high level then Fiery/Arctic Willow Destruction would be better than Fiery/Arctic Redwood Destruction.
-Prof suffix is always a good choice if you play non-imperil(yes,you can play without imperil but that's not very efficient except several centain conditions).
*Except Demonic Willow of Destruction,it's way too strong that can performs better than Demonic Katalox of the Demon-fiend even using non-imperil.

for burn/cool redwood hurtings vs elemen
pick base on range wiki for 100% (pearless, is of hungry ( ˘▽˘)っ♨)

at lvl 500 int 480 wis 480 staffprof 550 no daemonsperk (assumings these values)
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full normal/charged phase of icyhell forged to max in edb/int/wis
except elemen prof shoe also forged to max in int/wis
total edb 336.86
int/wis is same 707.98
(∩` ﾛ ´)⊃━炎炎炎炎炎
at lvl 500 and max forgings artic crimsonwood of destruction : 1773.33 mdb and 102.45 edb int/wis 127.01
at lvl 500 and max forgings artic vermillionwood of notgoodenoughforvalhalla : 1089.45 mdb and 178.83 edb int/wis 127.01
(ﾉ≧∀≦)ﾉ ‥…━━━★
magic_dmg calculatings for elemental of destruction: 25097
magic_dmg calculatings for elemental of elemental: 24441

(Normally at lvl 500 you'll get about 540-560 at every Primary Attributes if you adding points average,or int/wis more than 600 if not so average.but assumings any values you like)
Elemental suffix would performs better if you have more elementlist cotton and more radiant

Yes, you know - pretty much like this.

From all magical type attacks holy is most common (6%), then Void (6%), then Fire, Cold and Elec (all 3%) and then Dark and Wind (2%).

However, few bosses and schoolgirls have some nasty Dark attack, so you should get an extra defense against them

So, imho, the most optimized pattern for melee player is:
Juggernaut > (Capacitor?)* >> Holyproof > Darkproof > Fireproof = Coldproof = Elecproof > = Windproof > (Capacitor?)*
- so pretty much what you have posted above =)

* - Depending on your level, and MP pool. For 400+ player with 1600 MP with IA5 - Capacitor is useless.

More Capacitor will make it cheaper to use mana elixir than mana potion,save both turns and credits (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

Quick question: What are the recommended potencies for armor? Is it Juggernaut > Holyproof >= Darkproof > Fireproof = Coldproof = Elecproof = Windproof > Capacitor?

Frankly, considering the actual usefulness of potencies and the costs of reforging, I'd say that sticking to Jug5 and then whatever comes next to it is the best thing to do.

In others words: "Juggernaut > the rest" is all you need to know and consider.

Normally at lvl 500 you'll get about 540-560 at every Primary Attributes if you adding points average,or int/wis more than 600 if not so average.but assumings any values you like)
Elemental suffix would performs better if you have more elementlist cotton and more radiant

remaking calculatings for redwood valid for flame/ice, both same and biggest EDB in redwood
int/wis 600 staffprof 660 (500*1,2 *1,1 due to perk)
fully forged MDB, EDB, INT, WIS of staff and clothes, at lvl500, 1 prof sandals and 4 phase
staffings no potents
ヽ( ･∀･)ﾉ_θ彡☆Σ(ノ `Д´)ノ
elemen destruct:
no radians (normal/charged sets only): magic_dmg: 26262      t3 spell: 98484 of hurts
radians: magic_dmg: 29802     t3 spell: 111759 hurts
(ノ ˘_˘)ノ　ζ|||ζ　ζ|||ζ　ζ|||ζ
elemen of elemen:
no radiantings: magic_dmg: 25771     t3 spell: 96642 hurts
with radians: magic_dmg 29812     t3 spell: 111797 of pain
so... at max elemen elemen with 4/5 radiands is better by a tiny weenie bit that is worthings nothings at all (￢‿￢ )
with no radians, destruction > elements but not by a HUGE amounts. with radians elemen is more powers ╰(*´︶`*)╯ would bothers for final game peerless equip? yesses. for generals? next redwood staff upgrade for my burning set will be whatever has more mdb edb%, destruct or surted
__φ(◎◎ヘ) wiki formulas, scremaz forgings optimus spreadcheat to get the final values using wiki's equip range and to apply forging afterwards. might not apply outside my headcannon, am not maths ppl

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tl;dr

Any good matching staff is good.

How much I need Evade and Physical Mitigation to complete Pfudorfest with my dark set?
Is it even possible?

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This post has been edited by SleepDealer: Nov 10 2017, 21:20

tl;dr
Any good matching staff is good.

exactlys ٩(◕‿◕)۶

What is better to train?

What is better to train?

Everything and nothing.

If something seems cheap and interesting, train it. None of it is important really. If it seems expensive, don't train it.

Later on, when you're much higher level, some things might grow in importance.

What is better to train?

Hi Darber, welcome to this forum. You can find training advice for new players on the wiki advice.

Adept learner is useful for low level players, as is ability boost. But don't spend too much.

Other than the Hath perk is there any way to boost the amount of soul fragments you can acquire? Just over extended and bought some armor 60 levels above me that took a bite out of 1/3 of my wallet, and then discovered I need 600 more fragments before I can soulfuse it.

Other than the Hath perk is there any way to boost the amount of soul fragments you can acquire? Just over extended and bought some armor 60 levels above me that took a bite out of 1/3 of my wallet, and then discovered I need 600 more fragments before I can soulfuse it.

Other than turning your life in a nightmare with a thing that will ring every 30 minutes to warn you that there's a RE available, no.

Other than the Hath perk is there any way to boost the amount of soul fragments you can acquire? Just over extended and bought some armor 60 levels above me that took a bite out of 1/3 of my wallet, and then discovered I need 600 more fragments before I can soulfuse it.

(´• ω •`)
can always buy them at 1k/piece
fork over the price of anotehr 2-3 armor to equip this one
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Where better to farm credits?

Where better to farm credits?

Play Random Encounters and Arena's. Those are good for credits. Play as high difficulty as you can. If you need to cure every round, then you are playing at too high difficulty. Do not play Grindfest.

Is it true or false that in certain condition, in certain build or in certain situation any of these three suffixes: Dampening, Deflection, Stoneskin may be preferred over other one?

In other word, if we have three shields with same stats but various defensive suffixes - will they cost alike or one of them will be slightly more expensive/cheaper than other two? Same for other equipment.

Is it true or false that in certain condition, in certain build or in certain situation any of these three suffixes: Dampening, Deflection, Stoneskin may be preferred over other one?

In other word, if we have three shields with same stats but various defensive suffixes - will they cost alike or one of them will be slightly more expensive/cheaper than other two? Same for other equipment.

I can't imagine that the price of such an item is influenced by the defensive suffix. Valuation doesn't work like that.

I like stoneskin. Sounds tough.