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Post by quitted on Jan 14, 2015 2:54:49 GMT
first of all sorry if there is already any thread discuss about this. you can forward me to that thread if they are exist.
the question is does CRT beyond 256 point give SIGNIFICANT boost on double attack rate? im berserk/sword tempest type gladiator so i want to focus on raising double attack rate if there is significant boost from CRT beyond 256 point
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Post by MiLiGRiTo on Jan 14, 2015 6:15:13 GMT
first of all sorry if there is already any thread discuss about this. you can forward me to that thread if they are exist. the question is does CRT beyond 256 point give SIGNIFICANT boost on double attack rate? im berserk/sword tempest type gladiator so i want to focus on raising double attack rate if there is significant boost from CRT beyond 256 point You get 1% double attack rate per 9CRT based on info on JP wiki. You also get 1% more critical damage per 2CRT per their formula. It should work beyond 256 and I don't see any reason why it shouldn't. |
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Post by Tilt*Madara on Jan 14, 2015 19:36:07 GMT
I seen somewhere that double attack relates to spellburst end wise
256 crt = 40% double atl and spell burst
400 crt = 65% double atk and spell burst
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Post by quitted on Jan 18, 2015 19:19:36 GMT
well i try myself to raise CRT to to around 330, sometimes i able to get straight all double attack on high ent. its almost impossible to get this before stat release. so i guess worthy to raise CRT beyond 256 if you are berserk/sword tempest type gladiator. im satisfied   |
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Post by Ryukengan on Jan 18, 2015 21:12:28 GMT
I seen somewhere that double attack relates to spellburst end wise 256 crt = 40% double atl and spell burst 400 crt = 65% double atk and spell burst Not quite, spell burst rate rises with CRT, the damage stays constant, Double Attack damage rises with CRT, the rate scaling stays constant. |
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Post by Famine on Jan 18, 2015 21:51:54 GMT
I seen somewhere that double attack relates to spellburst end wise 256 crt = 40% double atl and spell burst 400 crt = 65% double atk and spell burst Not quite, spell burst rate rises with CRT, the damage stays constant, Double Attack damage rises with CRT, the rate scaling stays constant. Double attack actually does follow the same activation rate formula as spellburst. Only lvl of your Double Attack will affect Double Attack damage. It just gets confusing because it has the capability to crit, which then rises your damage. If you equip a Tattered Weapon and Crimson Ribbon(If low agi) youll see that double attack in white damage recieves no damage boost from crit. |
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Post by Ryukengan on Jan 18, 2015 23:11:31 GMT
Not quite, spell burst rate rises with CRT, the damage stays constant, Double Attack damage rises with CRT, the rate scaling stays constant. Double attack actually does follow the same activation rate formula as spellburst. Only lvl of your Double Attack will affect Double Attack damage. It just gets confusing because it has the capability to crit, which then rises your damage. If you equip a Tattered Weapon and Crimson Ribbon(If low agi) youll see that double attack in white damage recieves no damage boost from crit. That's just what I said but Spell Burst's level also affects the activation rate (not the damage), while Double Attack's activation rate stays the same for every skill level but the damage scaling goes up with every level. |
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Post by Famine on Jan 18, 2015 23:17:01 GMT
Double attack actually does follow the same activation rate formula as spellburst. Only lvl of your Double Attack will affect Double Attack damage. It just gets confusing because it has the capability to crit, which then rises your damage. If you equip a Tattered Weapon and Crimson Ribbon(If low agi) youll see that double attack in white damage recieves no damage boost from crit. That's just what I said but Spell Burst's level also affects the activation rate (not the damage), while Double Attack's activation rate stays the same for every skill level but the damage scaling goes up with every level. Ahh sorry (/.\) haha |
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