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Just how much does the magician damage formula - misc86 - 2011-08-02
change the damage output of magicians compared to pre-BB?
I know now there is an emphasis on matt vs. int and it results in more dmg, but how much more? can anyone ballpark the magnitude of the new magician formula vs. old one?
Just how much does the magician damage formula - Luxeraph - 2011-08-02
Before it was pretty much 1 int= 1 matt, now is just like with attack on the rest of the classes.
Just how much does the magician damage formula - happylight - 2011-08-02
pre-BB: 1 int = 1matk
now: 5-10int = 1matk (depending on how many you have total)
Just how much does the magician damage formula - Green4Ever - 2011-08-02
Total Int / Total M.Att = Int:M.Att ratio.
Don't forget to include blessing and Spell Mastery/Buff Mastery.
Just how much does the magician damage formula - Shidoshi - 2011-08-02
happylight Wrote:pre-BB: 1 int = 1matk
now: 5-10int = 1matk (depending on how many you have total)
That, but also the formula changed, before we had a quadratic growth on matk (with a very low coefficient), now we have a linear growth and believe it or not, it's better to have this linear growth.
Just how much does the magician damage formula - misc86 - 2011-08-05
I understand that it is not linear anymore, so if I had base INT of about 938, how much at this point does one point in INT add to MA? Would someone be able to tell me how I can go about finding this out?
It was posted above that : Total Int / Total M.Att = Int:M.Att ratio.
so that means that if I take 938/my total MA (1200) = every point of INT adds 0.78 to MA???
Just how much does the magician damage formula - happylight - 2011-08-05
misc86 Wrote:I understand that it is not linear anymore, so if I had base INT of about 938, how much at this point does one point in INT add to MA? Would someone be able to tell me how I can go about finding this out?
It was posted above that : Total Int / Total M.Att = Int:M.Att ratio.
so that means that if I take 938/my total MA (1200) = every point of INT adds 0.78 to MA???
Your total MA is not 1200. More likely around 200-300.
Also that formula would only give you a rough number as it doesn't take into account luk.