Does the amount of INT increase the potency of grav?
I tried testing myself on bunnies in ronfaure but it seems my INT was either capped or INT doesn't affect it.
INT Affect Gravity?
INT affect Gravity?
nope, very few enfeebles potency are affected by int
no, but it does have an effect on the magic acc which will have an impact on the duration.
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Ragnarok.Hevans said: »
no, but it does have an effect on the magic acc which will have an impact on the duration.
was int/mnd ever definitively proven to affect enfeebling macc? i know it's been assumed/speculated on but i don't know of any results that any results were ever shown for sure.
Ragnarok.Hevans said: »
no, but it does have an effect on the magic acc which will have an impact on the duration.
Why do you say no then?
Cerberus.Eugene said: »
was int/mnd ever definitively proven to affect enfeebling macc? i know it's been speculate on but i don't know that any results were ever shown
Yes it does, on bind as well.
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Really the only thing you are gonna be using an INT build for is for Blind II, as you can cap slow II easy w/o Lv5 with the amount of MND that is possible. However, I am not sure what the potency cap for Paralyze II is.. and I currently have +124 MND outside of Abyssea after food and Gain-MND.
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Odin.Exeter said: »
Really the only thing you are gonna be using an INT build for is for Blind II, as you can cap slow II easy w/o Lv5 with the amount of MND that is possible. However, I am not sure what the potency cap for Paralyze II is.. and I currently have +124 MND outside of Abyssea after food and Gain-MND.
Uh the OP is asking about grav and bind, not a lot of testing has been done on them. From what I understand it does affect the accuracy/duration of bind/grav via duration (and dmg for bind) but nobody knows by how much. Unless you have something that proves otherwise, how you know you cap on it?
Odin.Exeter said: »
Really the only thing you are gonna be using an INT build for is for Blind II, as you can cap slow II easy w/o Lv5 with the amount of MND that is possible. However, I am not sure what the potency cap for Paralyze II is.. and I currently have +124 MND outside of Abyssea after food and Gain-MND.
That doesn't make sense to me, are you saying that INT does affect the potency or just pushing numbers for M.acc?
Cerberus.Eugene said: »
Ragnarok.Hevans said: »
no, but it does have an effect on the magic acc which will have an impact on the duration.
was int/mnd ever definitively proven to affect enfeebling macc? i know it's been assumed/speculated on but i don't know of any results that any results were ever shown for sure.
Leviathan.Draylo said: »
Cerberus.Eugene said: »
was int/mnd ever definitively proven to affect enfeebling macc? i know it's been speculate on but i don't know that any results were ever shown
Yes it does, on bind as well.
Leviathan.Draylo said: »
Ragnarok.Hevans said: »
no, but it does have an effect on the magic acc which will have an impact on the duration.
Why do you say no then?
Asura.Mekaider said: »
Does the amount of INT increase the potency of grav?
Leviathan.Draylo said: »
Cerberus.Eugene said: »
was int/mnd ever definitively proven to affect enfeebling macc? i know it's been speculate on but i don't know that any results were ever shown
Yes it does, on bind as well.
theres a difference between potency and macc
i'm aware stats boost potency on certain spells. Im aware that potency is affected by stats.
No, but it increased the magic acc.
Check this out if you r too lazy to look up in FFXI wiki: http://wiki.ffxiclopedia.org/wiki/Gravity
Check this out if you r too lazy to look up in FFXI wiki: http://wiki.ffxiclopedia.org/wiki/Gravity
I think we're having a breakdown of communication here.
Enfeebling terms 101:
Potency: the power of the intended effect (e.g. % - accuracy of blind, % slow of slow, % movement speed reduction of gravity)
Max duration: the maximum amount of time a spell will stay on a mob
Accuracy: How likely the mob will resist a spell. A resist will lower duration and/or potency.
Enfeebling terms 101:
Potency: the power of the intended effect (e.g. % - accuracy of blind, % slow of slow, % movement speed reduction of gravity)
Max duration: the maximum amount of time a spell will stay on a mob
Accuracy: How likely the mob will resist a spell. A resist will lower duration and/or potency.
Bahamut.Degeneration said: »
No, but it increased the magic acc.
Check this out if you r too lazy to look up in FFXI wiki: http://wiki.ffxiclopedia.org/wiki/Gravity
Check this out if you r too lazy to look up in FFXI wiki: http://wiki.ffxiclopedia.org/wiki/Gravity
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Cerberus.Eugene said: »
I think we're having a breakdown of communication here.
Enfeebling terms 101:
Potency: the power of the intended effect (e.g. % - accuracy of blind, % slow of slow, % movement speed reduction of gravity)
Max duration: the maximum amount of time a spell will stay on a mob
Accuracy: How likely the mob will resist a spell. A resist will lower duration and/or potency.
Enfeebling terms 101:
Potency: the power of the intended effect (e.g. % - accuracy of blind, % slow of slow, % movement speed reduction of gravity)
Max duration: the maximum amount of time a spell will stay on a mob
Accuracy: How likely the mob will resist a spell. A resist will lower duration and/or potency.
Relax kid, we figured it out
sigh wiki
how can they know that gravity is checked against a stat if they can't even tell what stat it's checked against?
wiki said:
It is unknown if gravity is checked against the target's AGI or INT.
how can they know that gravity is checked against a stat if they can't even tell what stat it's checked against?
Leviathan.Draylo said: »
Cerberus.Eugene said: »
I think we're having a breakdown of communication here.
Enfeebling terms 101:
Potency: the power of the intended effect (e.g. % - accuracy of blind, % slow of slow, % movement speed reduction of gravity)
Max duration: the maximum amount of time a spell will stay on a mob
Accuracy: How likely the mob will resist a spell. A resist will lower duration and/or potency.
Enfeebling terms 101:
Potency: the power of the intended effect (e.g. % - accuracy of blind, % slow of slow, % movement speed reduction of gravity)
Max duration: the maximum amount of time a spell will stay on a mob
Accuracy: How likely the mob will resist a spell. A resist will lower duration and/or potency.
Relax kid, we figured it out
Ah, sorry I got a little off topic thinking about my own sets, yes INT will directly effect m.acc, watching movies and reading forums at the same time, then replying w/o reading what I said. My mistake^^
Fenrir.Nightfyre said: »
Nope, not atm. I will give it a look but I remember reading it a while back. (The testing that is, not just someone randomly saying it.)
Cerberus.Eugene said: »
Leviathan.Draylo said: »
Cerberus.Eugene said: »
I think we're having a breakdown of communication here.
Enfeebling terms 101:
Potency: the power of the intended effect (e.g. % - accuracy of blind, % slow of slow, % movement speed reduction of gravity)
Max duration: the maximum amount of time a spell will stay on a mob
Accuracy: How likely the mob will resist a spell. A resist will lower duration and/or potency.
Enfeebling terms 101:
Potency: the power of the intended effect (e.g. % - accuracy of blind, % slow of slow, % movement speed reduction of gravity)
Max duration: the maximum amount of time a spell will stay on a mob
Accuracy: How likely the mob will resist a spell. A resist will lower duration and/or potency.
Relax kid, we figured it out
Certain enough to give bad info? Care to explain?
Leviathan.Draylo said: »
Odin.Exeter said: »
Really the only thing you are gonna be using an INT build for is for Blind II, as you can cap slow II easy w/o Lv5 with the amount of MND that is possible. However, I am not sure what the potency cap for Paralyze II is.. and I currently have +124 MND outside of Abyssea after food and Gain-MND.
Uh the OP is asking about grav and bind, not a lot of testing has been done on them. From what I understand it does affect the accuracy/duration of bind/grav via duration (and dmg for bind) but nobody knows by how much. Unless you have something that proves otherwise, how you know you cap on it?
Blind II potency is effected by INT, some spells such as Gravity aren't based off of a "Potency" but rather just a static effect, I'm not sure if duration is increased with more INT, but the Magic Accuracy from INT will still be there, if it is a potency base, its obviously what you have compared to the mobs. such as fstr ddex and so forth
Fenrir.Nightfyre said: »
Bahamut.Degeneration said: »
No, but it increased the magic acc.
Check this out if you r too lazy to look up in FFXI wiki: http://wiki.ffxiclopedia.org/wiki/Gravity
Check this out if you r too lazy to look up in FFXI wiki: http://wiki.ffxiclopedia.org/wiki/Gravity
Lol
Wiki doesn't say to what extent magic hit rate is affected by stats, and the rapidshare to the data on Magic hit rate is down so i can't look that up.
Leviathan.Draylo said: »
Fenrir.Nightfyre said: »
Nope, not atm. I will give it a look but I remember reading it a while back. (The testing that is, not just someone randomly saying it.)
It's not a link to testing so not what you were after but after 6+ years of red mage, i can say with certainty INT affects binds accuracy and duration. I also speculate it decreases the chance of bind wearing after a nuke, but the latter is pure speculation after seeing much less bind breaks after 75cap was broken.
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