Just to clarify to others.

[WrEcK]

When you see things like 2:1, 1:1, or 3:1 when relating to a build, it doesn't mean 2 Int points and 1 Str point or vice-versa; it has to do with the Physical and Magical Dmg of the character.

For example:

You go a 2:1 Int Hybrid build. It means your Magical attack is going to be twice as strong as the Physical attack of the character. NOT 2 INT and 1 STR stat points per lvl up. Same goes for 3:1, 1:1 etc.

Thanks for reading.

[LuCiDiTy]

If I was a 2:1 int hybid I have always thougt I have twice the int than str at lvl 70.

So you mean that if I am a Nuker full int but then use a blade I am a hybrid? =P

[Chaud]

Uhh, when I say 2:1 I mean 2 str and 1 int. (Bad build)

[WrEcK]

Well...you guys...

Just press C in game and take off all your gear.

Then look at your physical and magical attack under where your stat points are.

If your magical damage is twice as much as your physical...you are a 2:1.

[Chaud]

Well...you guys...

Just press C in game and take off all your gear.

Then look at your physical and magical attack under where your stat points are.

If your magical damage is twice as much as your physical...you are a 2:1.

Okay, on a lvl 1 with all whites, default stuff.
Its a 9:10 ratio.

[toadwaker]

When you see things like 2:1, 1:1, or 3:1 when relating to a build, it doesn't mean 2 Int points and 1 Str point or vice-versa; it has to do with the Physical and Magical Dmg of the character.

For example:

You go a 2:1 Int Hybrid build. It means your Magical attack is going to be twice as strong as the Physical attack of the character. NOT 2 INT and 1 STR stat points per lvl up. Same goes for 3:1, 1:1 etc.

Thanks for reading.

Whatever the hell made you think that? And why should we believe you? As far as I know, 2:1 means you raise 2str and 1int at lvl up, because 2+1 =3 and that's how many stat points you get at level up. In my opinion, your idea is just plain stupid.

[Chaud]

When you see things like 2:1, 1:1, or 3:1 when relating to a build....... Same goes for 3:1, 1:1 etc.

Thanks for reading.

Whatever the hell made you think that? And why should we believe you? As far as I know, 2:1 means you raise 2str and 1int at lvl up, because 2+1 =3 and that's how many stat points you get at level up. In my opinion, your idea is just plain stupid.

Thats one for agreeing. I just read his sig, 3x. That explains the problem here.

[WrEcK]

well sorry guys...i just heard this concept from Kitary so i thought it was right.

And i also thought...if you are...let's say a 3:1 Int build (such is mentioned in SuicideGrl's Hybrid Guide) how do you put 3 Int Points and and 1 Str point per lvl? Can you explain that?

[DragOon]

a 3 - 1 build its as simple as raising 3 of a stat everytime u raise 1 of the other stat, a lvl 10 character has added 27 stat points, if it was a int based 3-1 build of those 27 stats 21 would be intelligence and 6 strenght, he would still be missing one strenght point however to complete the ratio.

[toadwaker]

a 3 - 1 build its as simple as raising 3 of a stat everytime u raise 1 of the other stat, a lvl 10 character has added 27 stat points, if it was a int based 3-1 build of those 27 stats 21 would be intelligence and 6 strenght, he would still be missing one strenght point however to complete the ratio.

I guess he hasn't gotten to highschool yet, where they teach you some real math. Can't blame him, they're slackin on kids today.

[WrEcK]

Well sorry about that guys

I just heard this from somebody and it seemed acceptable.

Anyways I am in high school 3rd year and I just got a little confused.

No need for this topic anymore i guess.

[LuCiDiTy]

well, if you are confused why make a thread about it to "clarify to others" and confuse players like you that actualy don´t know what it means?

[FK47]

He made a mistake, get off his back.

[LuCiDiTy]

yeah as long has he doesnt do any more "clarify" threads.

[PR0METHEUS]

well sorry guys...i just heard this concept from Kitary so i thought it was right.

And i also thought...if you are...let's say a 3:1 Int build (such is mentioned in SuicideGrl's Hybrid Guide) how do you put 3 Int Points and and 1 Str point per lvl? Can you explain that?

Well, when you level, 1 stat point automatically goes into str, and 1 stat point to int. So, if you then apply 2 more points to str, and leave int alone, you'll have a total of +3 str and +1 int when you level each time. You'll still have 1 point left over for each level (that you COULD apply but don't).... I guess that would be a way to be 3:1

[DragOon]

a 3 - 1 build its as simple as raising 3 of a stat everytime u raise 1 of the other stat, a lvl 10 character has added 27 stat points, if it was a int based 3-1 build of those 27 stats 21 would be intelligence and 6 strenght, he would still be missing one strenght point however to complete the ratio.

I guess he hasn't gotten to highschool yet, where they teach you some real math. Can't blame him, they're slackin on kids today.

U didnt understand what i wrote, man go to school or your real life job would be the same a your silkroad job u thief.

well sorry guys...i just heard this concept from Kitary so i thought it was right.

And i also thought...if you are...let's say a 3:1 Int build (such is mentioned in SuicideGrl's Hybrid Guide) how do you put 3 Int Points and and 1 Str point per lvl? Can you explain that?

Well, when you level, 1 stat point automatically goes into str, and 1 stat point to int. So, if you then apply 2 more points to str, and leave int alone, you'll have a total of +3 str and +1 int when you level each time. You'll still have 1 point left over for each level (that you COULD apply but don't).... I guess that would be a way to be 3:1

Auto stats ratios are not included, simply to make it easier for people to understand, if u take in account auto stats it would be like saying that there really isnt a Pure strenght or Pure Int, just 4.1 strenght hybrids and 1.4 Int Hybrids lol, a ratios only purpose is to guide you in a specific build.