mag. reinfore
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 3:17 am
mag reinfore onweps and items what exactly does this do?
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Anbu wrote:Mag. Reinforce makes your damage more constant, for example if you nuke a mob around your level around 2k the first try then 3k the second try thats the dmg range you have, with your mag reinforce higher that 3k becomes more common than the 2k, thus being a great help for grinding, unique hunting pvp ect..
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sunmoon wrote:Anbu wrote:Mag. Reinforce makes your damage more constant, for example if you nuke a mob around your level around 2k the first try then 3k the second try thats the dmg range you have, with your mag reinforce higher that 3k becomes more common than the 2k, thus being a great help for grinding, unique hunting pvp ect..
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srry but ur semi-wrong, ur talking about attack rating...though higher attk power does give higher attk dmg (thus ur semi-wrong)
it's wat xanovaria put...higher phy/mag reinforce gives u higher phy/mag attk/def (as in the formula)....
reinforce is as important as phy/mag. attk/def on gear
Xanovaria wrote:Mag. Atk = [Mag. attack power + (Int stat * Mag. Reinforce)]
It directly affects your damage output.
Anbu wrote:sunmoon wrote:Anbu wrote:Mag. Reinforce makes your damage more constant, for example if you nuke a mob around your level around 2k the first try then 3k the second try thats the dmg range you have, with your mag reinforce higher that 3k becomes more common than the 2k, thus being a great help for grinding, unique hunting pvp ect..
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srry but ur semi-wrong, ur talking about attack rating...though higher attk power does give higher attk dmg (thus ur semi-wrong)
it's wat xanovaria put...higher phy/mag reinforce gives u higher phy/mag attk/def (as in the formula)....
reinforce is as important as phy/mag. attk/def on gear
Theres no real guide around here for that so I explained what I understood, I told what I knew wether I was right or wrong, so yea your gonna have ta go deeper to be 100% sure what it does.
Disconn3cted wrote:Xanovaria wrote:Mag. Atk = [Mag. attack power + (Int stat * Mag. Reinforce)]
It directly affects your damage output.
this is the correct answer also i think it is more important than mag attack itself not sure of this though
Disconn3cted wrote:Xanovaria wrote:Mag. Atk = [Mag. attack power + (Int stat * Mag. Reinforce)]
It directly affects your damage output.
this is the correct answer also i think it is more important than mag attack itself not sure of this though
Anbu wrote:Mag. Reinforce makes your damage more constant, for example if you nuke a mob around your level around 2k the first try then 3k the second try thats the dmg range you have, with your mag reinforce higher that 3k becomes more common than the 2k, thus being a great help for grinding, unique hunting pvp ect..
Hope it helped
EllisD wrote:EDIT: I dug up the best explaination for Physical and Magical reinforce on weapons from this thread:
http://www.silkroadforums.com/viewtopic ... =reinforceNuclearSilo wrote:Tallrik wrote:"Phys reinforce affects how fast durability will go down on your weapon when using Phys. Attacks, and Mag Reinforce works the same way on mag. attacks"
falsestr is about physical aspect. The higher, the better your crits, physical resistance, physical damge, life span.
int is about magical aspect. The higher, the better your magic attack, magical resistance, and mana span.
false
and all are false.......
Phy/Mag have nothing to do with durability, but with your stat base. It's the bonus of damage added when u equip your weapon. Here is an exemple :
The mag power of my blade 56+3 is 705. With a mag reinforce 166.3%, and with 207 Int comes from my build, the bonus mag power when equip the weapon is 207*166.3%=344.2. So my final power when equip the weapon is 705+344.2=1049.2.
mag power (when weapon equiped) = mag power (weapon) + [mag reinforce (weapon) * Int]
Same with phy reinforce but apply with str.
Thanks NuclearSilo
Whoever Said This wrote:Same with phy reinforce but apply with str.