2010-07-28, 01:24 AM
Let x = base primary stats, y = be bonus you get for primary stats, z = total attack
Since the formula is (x * mw30 + y) * % bonus * z * total att bonus (no stars, no bullets, no att pot counted) * total damage bonus * critical rate bonus * boss damage
If your % bonus is at like 100%, with 200 attack, and an equip gives 6% more, but 5 less weapon attack, you're looking at 3% in overall damage from the 6%, and 2.5% decrease in loss of attack. It's basically a multivariate equation where you have to see what gives you the maximum output, and it'll depend on personal stats.
To me, 2 options items are garbage. But for something that's perfectly scrolled, it's good enough and I'm not going to waste another 20b to obtain another one, at least not at the moment. I rather wait until the piece becomes obsolete, and make an attempt to rescroll a perfect, but better piece. (i.e. level 130+ equips come out, level 80+ common equips that give attack) Remember, the more % bonus you get, the less the relative bonus becomes.
Since the formula is (x * mw30 + y) * % bonus * z * total att bonus (no stars, no bullets, no att pot counted) * total damage bonus * critical rate bonus * boss damage
If your % bonus is at like 100%, with 200 attack, and an equip gives 6% more, but 5 less weapon attack, you're looking at 3% in overall damage from the 6%, and 2.5% decrease in loss of attack. It's basically a multivariate equation where you have to see what gives you the maximum output, and it'll depend on personal stats.
To me, 2 options items are garbage. But for something that's perfectly scrolled, it's good enough and I'm not going to waste another 20b to obtain another one, at least not at the moment. I rather wait until the piece becomes obsolete, and make an attempt to rescroll a perfect, but better piece. (i.e. level 130+ equips come out, level 80+ common equips that give attack) Remember, the more % bonus you get, the less the relative bonus becomes.