Okay... this is a simple suggestion:

When you have any type of Heal Charm in the Acc Slot
It should show you the TRUE capacity of healing... and also the TRUE mana cost per cast (Cata/Arena).
Taking into account the -25% penalty... just my thoughts...

This came about because of a lengthy discussion...
I put 102% EE regular Heal charm in Main Slot and then dragged it into the MSG window (Cata)
192-592 Healing capacity (this was also including my characters INT)

Then I put my 31 int charm on main... 102 EE Heal on Acc and again dragged to show heal
222-592 Healing capacity

As you can see... there was a change in the amount of minimum healing but not maximum.
I tested during the run on both slots... the AVERAGE was identical... indicating to me that
it did not really matter... but then remember this is catacombs.. not arena... so the Main charm
had 31 int / 351 mana... which mean I had more chances to cast...

This post was edited by izParagonzi on Nov 22 2009 01:56pm

always thought it would ive seen man new people put int charms in because they do more damage that way. and if this was implemented we would see less of that. i believe it is somewut misleading.

Yes I'd like this very much.

I believe it shows the correct value on the character screen but not when you mouse over the item.

Yes... a bit misleading and also controversial to different people's way of gaming



I think it would help clear up some things... also give an indication on what items are better combined...
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Not certain on how it is all equated... math solutions not my strong suit

Vlookup (Armor)... if INT add total to (A) cell... if Heal Mastery add total to (B) cell
Vlookup (Weapon)... if INT add total to (A) cell... if Heal Mastery add total to (B) cell
Vlookup (Main Charm)... if INT add total to (A) cell... if Heal Mastery add total to (B) cell
Add cells A/B to C

Acc Slot Charm... vlookup (C cell + (EE)) / 4 x 3 = Total

This post was edited by izParagonzi on Nov 22 2009 04:09pm

I like the idea and it makes sense to me.

why not show the true values in-game, rather than the need to pull out your calculator and do an equation?

OR
just use this handy dandy comparison chart

i lolled

I just cracked up... especially the BOLDED section
It reminded me of a program that my daughter use to watch on TV

this is very helpful... nice work jb
but i do like the idea of this suggestion, would help alot of ppl out