Srs bsns question:
halosinner
Why do people want r9 items?
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Pleikki
cus it looks better. more intresting is why ppl want r7-8, cus theyre rare. in 95% of situations req doesnt matter, in some Pvp builds it does tho
halosinner
thank you.
just started returning to guild wars
just started returning to guild wars
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dr love
so they don't have to spec 10+ in the attribute or because they think its cool
Malice Black
Sell low req, keep and customize high req.
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system.fan
merch high req, keep and customize low req. ;-)
depends on what u personally prefer...
if u want money sell low req keep high req,
if u want nice weapons and dont care about money... keep nice low reqs and sell high req.
cheers
depends on what u personally prefer...
if u want money sell low req keep high req,
if u want nice weapons and dont care about money... keep nice low reqs and sell high req.
cheers
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Black Metal
allow me to expand on dr love's response. This goes to the OP, those of us who know the ropes will just think 'duh!'
Lets say you have 2 max damage swords, one requires 9 swordsmanship (r9), the other requires 12 swordsmanship (r12). The r9 requires I invest 48 of the total 200 attribute points in order to take full advantage of that sword. The r12 requires 97 attribute points. So with the r9, I still have 152 attribute points I can spread into other attributes (Strength, Tactics, or attributes of your secondary profession), where as with the r12, I only have 103 attribute points left.
So that's why low req weapons are better.
Lets say you have 2 max damage swords, one requires 9 swordsmanship (r9), the other requires 12 swordsmanship (r12). The r9 requires I invest 48 of the total 200 attribute points in order to take full advantage of that sword. The r12 requires 97 attribute points. So with the r9, I still have 152 attribute points I can spread into other attributes (Strength, Tactics, or attributes of your secondary profession), where as with the r12, I only have 103 attribute points left.
So that's why low req weapons are better.
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LifeInfusion
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allow me to expand on dr love's response. This goes to the OP, those of us who know the ropes will just think 'duh!'
Lets say you have 2 max damage swords, one requires 9 swordsmanship (r9), the other requires 12 swordsmanship (r12). The r9 requires I invest 48 of the total 200 attribute points in order to take full advantage of that sword. The r12 requires 97 attribute points. So with the r9, I still have 152 attribute points I can spread into other attributes (Strength, Tactics, or attributes of your secondary profession), where as with the r12, I only have 103 attribute points left. So that's why low req weapons are better. |
Why Req9? Because that's what PvP weapons are. And if you run 12+1+1/10+1/8+1 or 11+1+1/11+1/8+1 then 9 is the breakpoint (12+1+1/11+1/6+1 so 7 is the other).
Low req really only applies to shields. You don't want low req weapons unless it is for rarity/vanity (and maybe divine favor/soul reaping/fast casting etc. wands and staves since they always do 100% listed damage as long as req is met).
The caveat here is weakness. If weakness is applied and you don't have 1 more than the attribute, focii will lose +6 energy. Staves don't have this problem. Weakness on weapons doesn't matter since you're going to be doing 66% less damage regardless.

