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just to be sure, ACC > 200% is completely useless and 200% is already enough to negate every evade, right?

just to be sure, ACC > 200% is completely useless and 200% is already enough to negate every evade, right?

Yep.

waiting for +% dmg for every % acc over 200 xD

Yep.

good. thank you.

Kinda confused, what makes a force shield better than any other shield? Does it have a special effect that the others don't?

This is what I have:
Legendary Agile Buckler of the Barrier

This is what just dropped:
Legendary Cobalt Force Shield of the Stoneskin

Kinda confused, what makes a force shield better than any other shield? Does it have a special effect that the others don't?

usually it has higher block, and block is the most important stat on a shield.

The other thing is that L Bucklers of Barrier are generally uncommon, while plain force shields (of every type) aren't rare.

But if you have options and stats are similar, feel free to go with whatever you want.

usually it has higher block, and block is the most important stat on a shield.

The other thing is that L Bucklers of Barrier are generally uncommon, while plain force shields (of every type) aren't rare.

But if you have options and stats are similar, feel free to go with whatever you want.

Thanks for the input, I think I might just try to sell it then since it seems like it's not too much better than my current, not to mention it would be a pain for me to upgrade anyhow.

Is there a way I can see the date of my last post anywhere?

I looked around my profile and the controls, but couldn't really figure it out.

I feel like I've seen it before, but not sure now, as I'm used to take some time off from HV after burning myself out every so often and forget everything about the game and forums in the process.

Also, just want to confirm if the exp bonus from posting needs only 1 post now every 30 days to be activated, in comparison to when it needed 10 posts or something in the past.

https://forums.e-hentai.org/index.php?act=S...amp;mid=1068420

But it's so charming that making mobs almost no resist.
That means more one-shot sweeps.
Maybe I will give it a try.

[Resist] 18.25% / 50: 1905 / 75: 123 / 90: 2 / AtkSpl: 11122
PFfest with PSWD and 0.66prof, the resist rate of offensive spells is still about 18%.
I thought it should be lower than 10% before I do the tracking.

[Resist] 18.25% / 50: 1905 / 75: 123 / 90: 2 / AtkSpl: 11122
PFfest with PSWD and 0.66prof, the resist rate of offensive spells is still about 18%.
I thought it should be lower than 10% before I do the tracking.

Interesting. Your total CR from staff and prof should be ~44.5% and according to the wiki formula fully chaosed high PL monsters should have a maximum of 29% resist if PF 10% bonus is additive or 27.1% if it's multiplicative like everything else, but the actual average monster resist seems to be 40%+ (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/blink.gif)

[Resist] 18.25% / 50: 1905 / 75: 123 / 90: 2 / AtkSpl: 11122

This is wrong, you can't calculate resist of spell attacks in this way, since the monsters have 3 rolls to resist.
The correct percentage is (1905 + 123*2 + 2*3) / (11122 * 3) * 100 = 6.46%.

Considering a counter-resist of 33.59% + 33% it means the average mob resist is 19.35% if counter-resist is additive (counter-resist from pen and innate counter-resist from willow/oak is additive so I would imagine that prof counter-resist is too), 14.53% if is multiplicative.
A quick check on imperil resists should clear up any doubts.

This post has been edited by Sapo84: Mar 14 2017, 15:34

What are the training that should be prioritized?

What are the training that should be prioritized?

From the wiki advice

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Training

Warning: Training is a massive credit sink and generally offers very little rewards except for Adept Learner and Ability Boost. Do not start dumping all your credits into Scavenger, etc. Maxing Scavenger will cost more than 17 million credits and will only increase the chance of item drops from 10% to 12.5%; these are meant for players with a lot of credits to spend.

and the wiki advice advanced:

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Training[edit]

Warning: Training is a massive credit sink and generally offers very little rewards except for Adept Learner and Ability Boost.
Train Adept Learner to ~100.
Train Ability Boost whenever you need more AP for your main abilities, as you will eventually reach a point where you have more abilities to train than AP.
Train Pack Rat as your item consumption dictates. Same goes for Scholar of War and Tincture. An extra point in Pack Rat can be useful to allow you to use 1 draught and potion of each type (not including elixirs).
Keep Scavenger, Archaeologist, LotD, and Quartermaster balanced cost-wise.
Set Collector isn't useful unless you have enough equipment and want to try different play styles.

This post has been edited by DJNoni: Mar 14 2017, 12:39

This is wrong, you can't calculate resist of spell attacks in this way, since the monsters have 3 rolls to resist.
The correct percentage is (1905 + 123*2 + 2*3) / (11122 * 3) * 100 = 6.46%.

Considering a counter-resist of 33.59% + 33% it means the average mob resist is 19.35% if counter-resist is addictive (counter-resist from pen and innate counter-resist from willow/oak is addictive so I would imagine that prof counter-resist is too), 14.53% if is multiplicative.
A quick check on imperil resists should clear up any doubts.

Oh, so I misunderstanded the resist calculating.
But it's still useful as showing the overall resist rate, so I will keep it.
[Resist] 17.46%(6.31%) / 50: 1790 / 75: 146 / 90: 9 / AtkSpl: 11139

Then how much will it be if the prof increases to 0.69~0.70? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

Oh, so I misunderstanded the resist calculating.
But it's still useful as showing the overall resist rate, so I will keep it.

Sure, it's still a useful metric, I personally would indicate the inverse, Unresisted: 82.54% Avg monster resist 6.31% etc etc.

Then how much will it be if the prof increases to 0.69~0.70? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

Around 2% less monster resist (if counter-resist is additive) so around 6.19% average resist?
That if the metric is only calculating the attack spells (Shockblast, Chained Lightning, Wrath of Thor).

This post has been edited by Sapo84: Mar 14 2017, 15:36

Training[edit]

Warning: Training is a massive credit sink and generally offers very little rewards except for Adept Learner and Ability Boost.
Train Adept Learner to ~100.
Train Ability Boost whenever you need more AP for your main abilities, as you will eventually reach a point where you have more abilities to train than AP.
Train Pack Rat as your item consumption dictates. Same goes for Scholar of War and Tincture. An extra point in Pack Rat can be useful to allow you to use 1 draught and potion of each type (not including elixirs).
Keep Scavenger, Archaeologist, LotD, and Quartermaster balanced cost-wise.
Set Collector isn't useful unless you have enough equipment and want to try different play styles.
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A caveat should be entered on the slight effect Quartermaster has on gaining chaos tokens, Artifacts, figurines, etc.
Slight, but non-reversible once training is completed.

From experience, it doesn't feel so slight at higher levels of training.
If it did, my Quartermaster would be maxed, and truthfully.. I regret training Quartermaster at all.
Monsters are better payouts in the long run, and you can't buy Chaos tokens.

This post has been edited by RoadShoe: Mar 14 2017, 15:48

A caveat should be entered on the slight effect Quartermaster has on gaining chaos tokens, Artifacts, figurines, etc.
Slight, but non-reversible once training is completed.

From experience, it doesn't feel so slight at higher levels of training.
If it did, my Quartermaster would be maxed, and truthfully.. I regret training Quartermaster at all.
Monsters are better payouts in the long run, and you can't buy Chaos tokens.

okay I will add to advice advanced.

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*Keep Scavenger, Archaeologist, LotD, and Quartermaster balanced cost-wise.
**Note that Quartermaster slightly decreases the drop chance of [[Tokens]] and [[artifacts]]. At the highest levels, some players regret getting Quartermaster because they value tokens over equipment drops in the end.

This post has been edited by DJNoni: Mar 14 2017, 16:09

okay I will add to advice advanced.

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*Keep Scavenger, Archaeologist, LotD, and Quartermaster balanced cost-wise.
**Note that Quartermaster slightly decreases the drop chance of [[Tokens]] and [[artifacts]]. At the highest levels, some players regret getting Quartermaster because they value tokens over equipment drops in the end.

Nicely written!

Thank you! (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)