Rancor Collar / Critical Hit Rate

[Glacont]

I recently purchase a Rancor Collar, and I have a few questions I wish to ask My Fellow Warriors:

1) How does a Rancor Collar stand up to a Breeze Gorget on Ukko's Fury?

2) Can You provide the numbers on How close or far apart the gap is between the two?

3) How many points of DEX = One Critical Hit Rate Percentage?

I appreciate any information You can provide concerning these questions.

[Leonlionheart]

I'll let you know what I know.

RR = 30%, dDEX caps at 20%, Merits = 5%, Ukko's Fury has a 30% Critical Rate.

That right there is 85%. Rancor Collar is ~5%(90%), Claymore Grip is 3%(93%), Rvg. Mask +2 is 3%(96%), Zahak's Mail/Trophy Legs/N Legs are 3/3/4 respectively (99/100%) Light Earring can get 1% (100%).

100% Chance to crit on Ukko's Fury EVERY TIME? K.

1) Rancor>All
2) No clue.
3) I don't think it works like that. It's x amount of Critical Rate for every x amount of dex you have more than your target's agi.

[Neisan_Quetz]

Obviously Breeze is better inside abyssea if BR is up.

[Glacont]

Here is what Churchill, from BG's website, have to say:

[post #535] [post #543]

http://www.bluegartr.com/threads/106...uft-RQs/page27

[Leonlionheart]

I am saddened by his opinion of me. Though he's right!

Though he's right about one thing, if BR is up then obviously you can't go over 100% critical rate so you can lose all critical rate gear since it's 20% Critical, should be 105% in Abyssea.

Outside, unless you're not capping accuracy (many VWNM), Rancor > All other than for Mighty Strikes.

[Yandaime]

Has a Critical hit rate been found for Ukko's secondary hit(s)? I haven't seen anything on FFXIAH.com about testing done for it. I would imagine the tp bonus only applies to the first hit.

Only asking out of Curiosity

Edit:: Spell Check

[Neisan_Quetz]

It's in the Ukko's Fury thread, and he only tested the first hit. Believe Yugl/Byrth found out if any hit of a WS hits shadows, the next hit to land on the mob is considered the first hit and gains any ftp bonuses.