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can someone explain to me how double washing works?
#1
i keep hearing you add level up ap's to MP, but i don't understand how that works out, mind giving me some numerical examples and the basic procedure? i probably don't get it for playing a warrior ._.
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#2
When you add level up AP to MP it takes your INT into account. So you'll gain 1 more MP for every 10 INT you have just like when you level up.

You wear INT equips, level up, add your AP into MP, then reset out of MP and add to HP to be washed out again.

http://forums.asiasoftsea.net/showthread.php?t=104264
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#3
thanks a lot, it explained everything i needed, but gave me another question, do you know how much MP per AP a class gets when applied after level up?
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#4
Should still be the same I think. http://www.southperry.net/showthread.php?t=26
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#5
You generally get the minimum MP for leveling up minus 2 when you spend AP, same as HP, afaik. (except on warriors who used to get another 10 less for AP cause the skill was +20 on AP, +30 on levelups)
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Stereo Wrote:You generally get the minimum MP for leveling up minus 2 when you spend AP, same as HP, afaik. (except on warriors who used to get another 10 less for AP cause the skill was +20 on AP, +30 on levelups)

thing is, each ap i spend on HP is 51~ hp gained, at the cost of 4 MP, to be able to beat that with double wash, i'd need to have a gain of 12 mp per ap, and that's 3 reset tickets instead of just one.

however, the difference when leveling+wash with 200+ int is noticeable, but dear god if it isn't expensive. i think imma keep doing the old kind of wash.
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