2012-08-29, 06:17 PM
Yup, Nexon did ninja T4 in with this update.
Now we have something no other version has ever done - gotten T4 with 40 cap. Lots of people are already screwing up their builds. Here are the important parts to keep in mind:
- You only need to simply learn a prerequisite skill to learn advanced skills now. No leveling required.
- You need to spend 45 SP in 1st specialization before you are allowed to learn an Ultimate skill.
- Once you learn one Ultimate skill, you can learn the other for an additional 3 SP, even if you don't meet the pre-requisites for it. However, do note that once you use one ultimate skill, both ultimates will go on CD, so in some cases, learning both isn't worth it. (The only time I'd advise getting both ultimates is if you're a Priest that's going Inquisitor or Paladin going Crusader, because Grand Sigil and Heart of Glory are too amazing to pass up.)
- Most skills that gain additional effects at a certain level (such as Mystic's Black Hole at Lv. 5 and Summon Comet at Lv. 4 getting a range increase) may no longer have the same effects at those levels. Rule of thumb is that the additional effects come at Lv. 6 now.
- Likewise, most skills gain a massive jump in effectiveness at what I like to call 'milestone levels'. Those would be Lv. 6, 11, and 16 (although Lv. 11 and 16 would only be reachable at 50 and 60 caps). What I mean by this is that a skill may only see a 5% attack increase from each level invested in it. However, from Lv. 5 to Lv. 6, that difference jumps to something like a 30% increase, then goes back to a 5% increase until Lv. 11 provides another 30% increase, and so on.
- Tumble/Sliding Step Lv. 5 is now at Level 41. Our basic evasion just got nerfed to 3 second cooldown until 50 cap. Nothing to do but to deal with it.
Hm... I think that's all the important points. I don't think an English T4 simulator exists yet, but this chinese one should be simple enough to use. The URLs should tell you which class you want a calculator for, and change that '60' in the white box above the calculator to 40 and click the green box next to it to set everything to 40 cap standards.
http://dn.duowan.com/t4/
Now we have something no other version has ever done - gotten T4 with 40 cap. Lots of people are already screwing up their builds. Here are the important parts to keep in mind:
- You only need to simply learn a prerequisite skill to learn advanced skills now. No leveling required.
- You need to spend 45 SP in 1st specialization before you are allowed to learn an Ultimate skill.
- Once you learn one Ultimate skill, you can learn the other for an additional 3 SP, even if you don't meet the pre-requisites for it. However, do note that once you use one ultimate skill, both ultimates will go on CD, so in some cases, learning both isn't worth it. (The only time I'd advise getting both ultimates is if you're a Priest that's going Inquisitor or Paladin going Crusader, because Grand Sigil and Heart of Glory are too amazing to pass up.)
- Most skills that gain additional effects at a certain level (such as Mystic's Black Hole at Lv. 5 and Summon Comet at Lv. 4 getting a range increase) may no longer have the same effects at those levels. Rule of thumb is that the additional effects come at Lv. 6 now.
- Likewise, most skills gain a massive jump in effectiveness at what I like to call 'milestone levels'. Those would be Lv. 6, 11, and 16 (although Lv. 11 and 16 would only be reachable at 50 and 60 caps). What I mean by this is that a skill may only see a 5% attack increase from each level invested in it. However, from Lv. 5 to Lv. 6, that difference jumps to something like a 30% increase, then goes back to a 5% increase until Lv. 11 provides another 30% increase, and so on.
- Tumble/Sliding Step Lv. 5 is now at Level 41. Our basic evasion just got nerfed to 3 second cooldown until 50 cap. Nothing to do but to deal with it.
Hm... I think that's all the important points. I don't think an English T4 simulator exists yet, but this chinese one should be simple enough to use. The URLs should tell you which class you want a calculator for, and change that '60' in the white box above the calculator to 40 and click the green box next to it to set everything to 40 cap standards.
http://dn.duowan.com/t4/