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Originally Posted by AimAce
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I don't appreciate you telling the OP to not listen to me. Did you read your own thread you linked?
at 105+ you swing 1 per min, at 205 which is ONE HUNDRED DEX MORE you swing 1.5 per min. Do you understand how much more dex 100 is from 105? Do you know how little high dex gear there is?
If you add 50 dex from 100, your proc rate goes from 1 to 1.25. That is NOT a noticeable increase during combat. Do you know what probabilities are?
Please do not call me out unless you have some actual comment. "Don't listen to that guy OP, I heard dex was the best 100 dex gives you 5000 more procs per second huehuehuehue"
Dex is good, but in small amounts dex is a worthless stat.
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I read the post more than you did, apparently, since the numbers you are quoting from that post are actually the stock eqemu values and not the ones in place here on p99... which is something that is mentioned in the post that you are yelling at me for not reading.
That aside, you posted earlier (and again in the post I just quoted above) and basically said that it was useless for the OP to get any dex unless he was going to get a lot of dex, and that isn't true. Procs aren't some exponential thing, where +50 dex gives you 1x more procs, another +50 gives you 3x more procs, and another +50 gives you 9x more procs. It's linearish. Every single 1 point of dex is valuable, very valuable, for a warrior who is trying to hold aggro in groups. And because you don't understand that, I told the OP to ignore you.
Granted, the effect of a few points of dex is not something you can really notice in any given fight. But neither is the effect of a few points of anything. But that isn't going to stop a player from taking an upgrade just because it's only a small upgrade. That isn't going to stop that small ugprade from having a difference in every single fight, even if you can't really notice it. That isn't going to stop multiple small upgrades from eventually yielding noticable returns on a fight-to-fight basis, to say nothing of the long run.
Go herptydurp somewhere where you won't be disturbing the rest of us, please.