Questions about new sets.

Scuzzya

Hey,

I haven't been able to fully download and play the PTS of this patch yet to explore....

Can any kind people tell me the answer to these questions please?? :-)

What is the 1 piece of slimecraw now? like how much crit %
and also, does the spinners 5 piece change and what are the values of 12,3 and 4?

Regards,
Scuzzya

Septimus_Magna

Havent tested it but by simply calculating the values should look like this:

Spell crit values for 1-4pc boni will be increased by 55% so 1pc slimecraw should give roughly 1066 spell crit. That translates to something like 4.8% spell crit which is pretty good.

Max magicka will be increased by 13.3% so the Spinner 2/3pc bonus should give roughly 1095 magicka (gold quality).

The patch notes state that the values for 1-4pc boni have been adjusted so the Spinner 5pc bonus should remain the same.

Scuzzya

Thanks for the reply dude. I managed to get in and have a look.

Might be time nirn made a comeback!

Septimus_Magna

Scuzzya wrote: »

Thanks for the reply dude. I managed to get in and have a look.

Might be time nirn made a comeback!

Nirn looks decent in testing but Infused with spell dmg enchant gives a higher value. The difference is that you need a certain amount of enchant proc uptime to make it better than nirn. For rotations with frequent light/heavy attacks infused will be the best trait for pve. If you dont proc your enchant on a regular basis you're probably better off with a different trait.

For precise is also looking quite strong for pve, upside is that you dont have to do any anything to get the increased crit rating.

Nestor

Septimus_Magna wrote: »

For rotations with frequent light/heavy attacks infused will be the best trait for pve. If you dont proc your enchant on a regular basis you're probably better off with a different trait.

Shouldn't any Staff skill proc the Enchant along with Light/Heavy attacks?

RoyJade

Nestor wrote: »

Septimus_Magna wrote: »

For rotations with frequent light/heavy attacks infused will be the best trait for pve. If you dont proc your enchant on a regular basis you're probably better off with a different trait.

Shouldn't any Staff skill proc the Enchant along with Light/Heavy attacks?

Yep, any staff and other weapons skills, but I think you need to be on the good bar, so being in your main bar every 5 second.