Difference between purple and legendary Hunding's Rage / Night Mother's Gaze?

fetito666

Hey, is there a big DPS impact between the purple and legendary versions of the gear sets of Hunding's Rage and Night Mother's Gaze?

Thank you!

buttaface

Weapons yes, armor and jewelry, no. Don't believe anyone who tells you otherwise. There should be significant differences between gold and purple armor and jewelry, and would be in a better-designed system. Golding armor and jewelry is 95% vanity and 5% performance.

fetito666

Thank you! And what about the enchantments? Is there a difference? Or are purple items limited.

Nestor

Kuta are pretty common if you have played the game for a while, I have over 500 of them. So, you should always Gold your enchants.

However, for testing them, like if you want to see if some more sustain or weapon damage will help, make them in Purple first.

Also, if you get a dropped set item that already has an enchantment on them, improving the item improves the Glyph. However, a glyph you crafted and added will stay the same if you improve the item it is attached to.

buttaface

Same thing generally with enchantments, but will admit I do gold enchant gear despite it not being worth the small incremental increase in stats. Kuta is relatively cheaper than other gold tempers.

If someone were part of a competitive end game raiding guild where .5% increase in DPS can mean a higher ranking for the guild, then there is reason for the tiny increase versus the high cost. For all others, no...

...OTOH, this game, like all MMOs, is a huge chunk vanity and player perception. It's all illusion in the end. If you -feelz- better in gold armor/jewelry, then it may be worth it to you, but that's a subjective thing entirely.

MaleAmazon

Thank you! And what about the enchantments? Is there a difference? Or are purple items limited.

Not sure if that´s what you implied, but enchantments have no relation to the item quality, only to the enchantment itself. You can put gold enchantments on a green item.

Kutas can be farmed from resource nodes, hirelings or bought. If you want hakeijos for tristat armor (which is good on large pieces since you effectively get 50% more stats points), you can farm telvar and buy them in IC.

And as stated above, an unreplaced enchantment that was present on the item when it was picked up, will increase in power from improving the item quality. Every other enchantment won´t, but must be replaced.

If you are unsure, check with UESP for the values.

Wifeaggro13

buttaface wrote: »

Weapons yes, armor and jewelry, no. Don't believe anyone who tells you otherwise. There should be significant differences between gold and purple armor and jewelry, and would be in a better-designed system. Golding armor and jewelry is 95% vanity and 5% performance.

Ya eso is horrible itemization. They hid their vertical progession in a badly designed game where the progression is a ever shifting meta from nerfs.