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Yes, of course it is. If it lists a chance to hit, then it hits and uses accuracy. In which case, every % hit chance below 100, is that much of a less damage multiplier. Can always use Lycosidae shield and you won't need to worry about accuracy anymore. Hi guys. Quick question here. How important is accuracy for a Poisonous Concoction build, as ...
In fact, accuracy largely depends on the quality of your opponents play. When I first started playing online my real strength was much higher than where chess dot com started my. I was facing 1000-1200s and winning handedly in most cases with an accuracy closer to 95% until I got to my natural rating and started facing similarly strong opponents.
Elven Accuracy works best in the cases where the character has an excess of attacks. It's best paired with Sharpshooter, as it heavily influences the -5 penalty, and improves chances of a successful attack. The stat requirements are not an issue, as most classes possess some means of attacking with Dexterity, Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma.
Sort by: Add a Comment. VeyrLaske. • 3 yr. ago. NM CB has 150 res and UNM has 225. (source) The general recommendation for 96% hit rate is 25 more acc than res (so 175 for NM, 250 for UNM). As for 97% hit rate (which is the maximum possible), you need 100 more acc than res (so 250 and 325), but there are significant diminishing returns. It's ...
The application of MOA is actually really simple. At 100m, a 1 MOA weapon will have all of it's bullets within about an inch. You can use this to work out rough groupings with other distances/MOA as below. At 300m, a 1 MOA weapon will have all of it's bullets within about 3 inches. At 100m, a 2 MOA weapon will have all of it's bullets within ...
Use a calculator for both, evasion will have lower accuracy so most times u need more to supplement it. If you had to ask, go for damage. You need both, but how much you need to focus on one or the other depends on your gear, class, etc. Earlier on, it probably makes more sense to focus on AP, since accuracy matters less for many of the easier ...
Yes those masteries work and will increase your DPS if you hit an unique/marked enemy. To break it down: Accuracy is calculated from your hit, and is checked against enemy's evasion rating. So the mastery would check if your hit is against an unique monster, and increase your accuracy if that case is true. So its like you attacking with a more ...
1) BULA does NOT make the receivers - JRA does. 2) Accuracy: YMMV, but expect c.2-4 MOA - no worse. 3) .308 Garand barrels do not fit. 4) Regarding M80 ball, work with me here... These rifles were originally designed in 1936 for M2 Ball with maximum allowable gas pressure, according to Army standards, of 50,000psi.
It compares R to the accuracy of the pokemon (let's call it A). If A is equal to or greater than R, the move hits. If not, it misses. So, here's the formula for how A is derived. A = Accuracy of the move * Stages of boosts/debuffs * Other modifiers. In your scenario, Bolt Beak has an accuracy of 100, meaning that all things being equal and the ...
There is another mastery that gives 40% accuracy against uniques. With 1000 flat accuracy, that becomes +400. At level 50, the node you mention drops to +400. So I would say use it until level 50 and 1000 flat accuracy from other sources, then transition to the 40% against uniques at that point.