Danksta wrote: »

rokrdt05 wrote: »

Danksta wrote: »

rokrdt05 wrote: »

Burning_Talons wrote: »

OMG an extra 10 spell damage from a tier higher jewerly. I honnestly dont think its a big deal my purple is just fine

It would be more then 10 spell damage and I'd like to min/max builds where I can.

See the two images below for comparison. Gold jewelry makes a difference and certain stats increase x3 (I.E. the enchant and trait).

The stats don't increase x3. Increase by 3 times is the same as a 300% increase, but your stamina recovery is at just a little over 7.5% increase from purple to gold. It's even less than that for your trait (little over 3.5%).

Sorry you misunderstand and I typed that wrong.

You get an increase per jewelry so that's x3.

For example... purple healthy trait is 924 while gold is 957 which is a difference of 33. So you get 33 health per piece of gold jewelry totaling 99 health (not a huge number, but again min/max).

Also take the enchant for example... using the above pics as reference again, purple you get 157 stam reco while gold enjoys 169, difference of 12, totaling 36 for 3 gold jewelries. So again for min/max especially if you use different enchants such as wep/spell damage it makes a difference.

Let's also take a look at the set bonus from purple to gold:

stam - 933 - 967... difference of 34
health - 1027 - 1064... difference of 37
stam - 933 - 967... difference of 34
(ignoring 5piecs bonus I hope you guys my point by now lol)

So from purple to gold you get an increase of 68 stamina and 37 health.... again these aren't large numbers, but add it all up and it makes a difference when trying to min/max.

Ahhh, I see what you're saying now, and I'm with you on every little bit helps. I just thought you were intentionally inflating your numbers for the sake of your argument, my apologies.