QUOTE(diegodiego13 @ Feb 27 2016, 13:44)

have a question here..
i start IW-ing my staff so i wonder in what order the more effective potencies to have.
like archmage>spellweaver=penetrator>eco=annihilator ?
cause i just got 1 spellweaver and wonder if i should just reforge.
It slightly depends on element and desired difficulty. At your level, even if you're not on PF, Spellweaver will help significantly reduce damage taken. You'll kill more monsters before they use their MP attacks.
(But if you want to play PF, Penetrator is probably even better than Spellweaver)
Annihilator is the worst. Eco is the second worst. Archmage can be good if the staff has Destruction suffix and is forged, otherwise it's only "OK". Penetrator is absolutely necessary on PF, and "nice" otherwise, Spellweaver is good all around if you want to reduce incoming damage.
QUOTE(Benny-boy @ Feb 27 2016, 14:01)

Btw, does Scavenger increase all drops up to +2.5%? And does monster's drop roll bonus works only for 500+ PL monsters?
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dropChance = 0.1 + (scavenger * 0.0005) + 0.13414;
At our level, we're only ever fighting high PL monsters, and since we've reached the PL cap, the average loot drop bonus from monster PL for us is 0.13414.
This is the formula I've been using with Income Summary, and it seems to be quite accurate. I have maxed Scavenger, but when I collect data over many days, estimated artifacts (based on 0.0005 per scavenger) usually comes very close to the actual number of artifacts dropped. If the true number was something other than 0.0005 I think I'd be seeing more inaccuracy, but I'm not.
QUOTE(f4tal @ Feb 27 2016, 20:02)

Epion,
For Iron browser is better to use tampermonkey addon - it has some great features to maintain your scripts and especially rearrange their order, add some custom code and redact script "on a fly" and when (at the start of page or at the end of page) they should launch.
The reason I use Iron instead of Chrome is because Tampermonkey is
not needed. In my experience, Tampermonkey always eventually ended up using way too much memory over thousands of pageloads and eventually slowed down my t/sec to a crawl until I closed and reopened Chrome-Tampermonkey.
Iron, on the other hand, supports native userscripts, so it doesn't have that problem. I'm well glad to be rid of Tampermonkey.