Quote (HoR_Rahl @ 14 Jan 2011 21:57)
I would like a clarification on what Paul said. Does that mean, using clubs, w/ 250 str and 25 dex, that you would get more crits if you increased the lower of the two to say 75 dex?(keeping the 250 str). So, if I had dual stat gear and single stat gear with the same str. Would I do more crits by wearing the gear with dex also, even though it throughs me off the ideal ratio(example is using clubs). I understand that adding 50 dex will give me more damage because of the 90/10 part. I wish to know if the added dex would give more crits, or if getting closer to the ideal ratio provides more.
from the tests i did right after the ratios were implemented i can tell that more stats are still always better. and thats what paul said in his post aswell.
so to answer your question: yes, you will be doing more damage even though you dont match the "perfect" ratio.
for clubs/swords its like this:
having a lot of str gives a good base damage
having a lot of dex gives a lot of crits
the best results of total average damage will be achieved if you meet the perfect ratio
without sacrificing either stat just to achieve it. more overall stats are still better
Quote (lax1989 @ 15 Jan 2011 04:08)
In which way is crit chance effected based on the lower stat. the lower you keep it the less crits, the higher the more?
Example I use daggers on my rogue so to try and achieve the 10/90 str/dex ratio I go 100% dex leaving my str at 30. If I increased my str above the suggested ratio does it increase or decrease my crit chances.
it is increasing your crit chance ofc if you put more points into str.
but it is not worth it on daggers, because you will lose a lot of base damage. so you might crit a lot more, but the crits are lower and your total average is lower aswell.
This post was edited by [fB] on Jan 15 2011 07:04am