GMS v146 - Return to Masteria

It's okay, think about all the other ways mages get shafted

>elemental reset

Unrelated, but I just looked up the weapon ATT equivalent, and the highest it goes is +90. How is that fair

The potions were made before big bang, where magic attack classes had a weird convoluted formula compared to weapon attack classes, had no range in stat window, and where the impact of m.att on damage was severely diminished. They were just never changed, and they were never very abundant to begin with. Granted, even with the different formulas it still wasn't fair, but masteria in general largely favored w.att classes anyway.

CWKPQ bosses are a joke. I OHKO them all lol

good for you

Just checked and it's only 5 seconds for the 1000 magic ATT, but yeah I had actually forgotten about those. I'll see if I can craft a bunch, those would be enormously beneficial at the last phase of hell Gollux at least.

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Unrelated, but I just looked up the weapon ATT equivalent, and the highest it goes is +90. How is that fair

Isn't that NPC deactivated though?

Isn't that NPC deactivated though?

Not if you have one of the crafting items.

OT: So, they changed the quest titles and text for Chryse quests, making them more...interesting. Here's a tidbit of what to expect:

OT: So, they changed the quest titles and text for Chryse quests, making them more...interesting. Here's a tidbit of what to expect:

Oh my God, that's an incredibly clever reference. That is, if it's referencing the ancient greek Icarus story.

Oh my God, that's an incredibly clever reference. That is, if it's referencing the ancient greek Icarus story.

I'm not seeing any reference to Icarus there, I guess with the additional context that you flew up there, it might make sense, but Icarus fell into the sea and drowned, though I guess if you lost your wings, as Icarus did, on your journey to Chryse, you'd go splat, given that you're flying up from Orbis and not over a sea.

But, I'm guessing that you're just supposed to derive humor from the fact that the last person Ericsson sent wasn't as fortunate as you were to have survived.