CR160 vs CR150 recovery glyphs

Serenityx

I dont remember the exact amount these glyphs give but the difference between the CR150 recovery glyphs which requires the Jehade potency and the CR160 glyph that requires the Repora potency rune is literally 1 (one) extra point of regen, at purple and gold qualitys.

Example, a purple quality CR150 (Superb) glyph of stamina/magicka recovery gives I think 157 stamina/magicka recovery. While the purple CR160 (Truly superb) glyph of stamina/magicka recovery gives 158. The same for gold quality except I think its 167-168 from CR150-CR160.

Its the same difference when you compare gold and purple qualitys of the same level, so for example here:
purple quality CR150 (Superb) glyph of stamina/magicka recovery gives 158 while the gold gives 159. Same for CR160 except its like 168-169.

So please dont quote the exact values from me here they are close as I can remember but the point is..

TL;DR

You basically get absolutely no benefit from using your Reporas and Kutas on recovery glyphs as opposed to using the MUCH cheaper Rejeras and Rekutas to make a glyph 10 CR ranks lower.

Im sure this has been noticed by many already and this topic probably already has a few posts. Has anyone tested these out to determine if its a visual bug with the tooltip? It seems ludicrous that ZOS could simply overlook this, I mean gold quality items are what motivate me to get to endgame. Im not saying this is totally gamebreaking but Id definitely like to see a reasonable difference between gold and purple/ CR160/CR150 glyphs.

failkiwib16_ESO

I doubt it is possible to enchant a cp160 jewelry piece with a cp150 glyph.

K4RMA

failkiwib16_ESO wrote: »

I doubt it is possible to enchant a cp160 jewelry piece with a cp150 glyph.

It is now

code65536

failkiwib16_ESO wrote: »

I doubt it is possible to enchant a cp160 jewelry piece with a cp150 glyph.

Its is.

The strengths of most jewelry glyphs barely change between CR100 and CR160. The sole exceptions for jewelry glyphs are the two damage glyphs (Spell Damage and Weapon Damage), which increase substantially in potency from CR100 to CR150 to CR160.

That said, I don't quite understand why Reporas cost so much. I have literally hundreds of them, and almost all of them came from deconning the piles of dropped glyphs that I get each day from doing normal things. There's not much loss dropping down to CR150 or CR100, but I'm really not saving anything either, so I still always go max level.

Yes, Reporas used to be expensive and quite hard to get, but once mobs started dropping Truly Superb decon glyphs (starting in the Thieves Guild update), I've never had a shortage of them.

failkiwib16_ESO

@K4RMA nice, thanks for letting me know.