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![]() Wondering how much dex actually makes a diff with how often a weapon will proc? Im trying to find high dex pieces, but cant find that many (grosq mask, cloak of shadows, thats about it). My dex will realistically be around 120-140 ish. How much of a diff will that make how often my wep procs, compared to if I had 200+?
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![]() ppm = dex/255 OH, and 2x that MH
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![]() What Splorf said.
I should pull a Splorf and make a useful guide to answer all of the typical questions we see on the forums. The proc rate one comes up pretty often, and every time, I end up searching for the thread where a dev explains it (http://www.project1999.org/forums/sh...&postcount=144). Lol. You'd have to make HUGE hp/ac/stam (I'm assuming you're a warrior) sacrifices to boost your dex from 120-140 up to 200+. Plus you only need like 170-180 dex to hit the cap with shaman (and potentially enchanter and bard) buffs. | ||
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![]() I am not a big fan of Proc weapons at all. As you can see in the Link you go from MAYBE 1 proc to 1.5 Procs in a typical high end fight time frame by doubling you Dex. A pretty sad trade off for Str, Sta, HP stats I think. Look at how many times you have to try and get the Workers Sledge Mallet to proc at times..
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This view however is only a problem with multiple mobs. Single boss tanking is one of the more trivial aspects of tanking in this era given the availability of midnight mallet, puppet strings, slow crystal, root webs, etc. | |||
Last edited by dmann253; 03-16-2013 at 02:22 AM..
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![]() I think I'm at 127 unbuffed on my warrior. It took a little while to get my dex up that high as a barbarian and I still want to get a few more pieces but I've noticed that I proc more when I'm in groups, etc. Assuming you are a warrior...a couple of pieces you may want to check out are Forrest Loops, Carnal Pauldrons, and the Silken Cat Fur Girdle (took a while doing the forager/hunter cycles to get this). It also depends on your race. Dark Elves get some really nice dex stats iirc on their cultural gear. Dwarves do too I believe. Some of the gear you'll get from Hate will add some nice dex as well.
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![]() Here is the problem: it doesn't matter how much hp/ac you have if the enchanter is tanking. The simple truth is that there is no good solution until VP/epic. About the best you can do is make friends with a shaman or two. A good shaman will make even a poorly geared tank look pretty good (+800HP for CH, slow on tough mobs, +50 dex for procs, +50 str for extra damage, and so on).
Anyway the OP is in fact a shaman himself (I'm guessing a barbarian with the Spiritist's hammer). Personally I think its a bit overrated - at 50+ and especially at 56+ your best bet is root rot a ton of stuff with the epic dot and a few plagues thrown in here and there. But I can see the appeal to the battleshaman. Sometimes I've considered making a halfling 'paladin' (cleric) [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] With the crazy dwarven armor AC would actually be ok . . . .
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![]() only 2 procs per minute at 255 dex?
in light of that idk if its worth sacrificing weapon ratio in exchange for good procs (which i've been saying for awhile) so many higher level warriors get confused when they can't hold agro with their dual SSoYs [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
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