Like I said in another thread, we should do away with accuracy entirely. The duties are already gated by item level, and raids/trials have DPS checks anyway, right? So, really, what's the point in having accuracy in the mix too? I don't know anything about how parry is calculated, but even that has to more useful than accuracy. Of course, nothing beats the still present elemental resistance stat(s) and entire character page allocated to their usefulness, or lack thereof.
Can Accuracy and Parry be removed already?
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03-17-2016, 08:46 AMHakaseNyan
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03-17-2016, 09:10 AMSyzygian
How is accuracy actually hurting the game or your ability to play it? Many games have mitigating hoops that you have to jump through or limitations to how many goodies you can have and the game is scaled with this in mind. Accuracy serves to limit a quota or requirement. You have to have x amount off accuracy before you can have the fun stuff.
This is an incredibly common facet of game design, implemented to keep things from being broken. You may not realize it but its satisfying to work within a requirement and then satisfy it. Thats what a challenge is. Think how many games of any kind, from poker to Call of Duty, that require you to have x of y before you can z. A lot, right?
Hell lets just remove all gates from the game. No weekly caps, clearing normal modes drops savage gear, melds succeed every time, and relic weapons with 9999 crit/det/adjustable sks and no parry/acc are sold by vendors for 100 gil. GG. -
03-17-2016, 09:52 AMFelis
how removing accuracy as a stat can work:
characters ilevel at the content's minimum ilevel = 80% chance to hit
characters ilevel at the ilevel of the gears from the content = 90% chance to hit
characters ilevel +30 ilevel over the ilevel of the gears from the content = 100% chance to hit -
03-17-2016, 09:55 AMThunda_Cat_SMASH
I once played a game with no accuracy requirement. Once I realized I had no chance to miss regardless of what I did, the gameinstantly lost all sense of challenge and threat, and was shortly sold for a pittance. Getting rid of accuracy would do nothing good, except rid the game of whatever challenges it has.
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03-17-2016, 09:59 AMhellmach
Let's just have no planning, thought or trade off for stat allocations and just make the biggest numbers work. Accuracy is a gate and I'm fine with it. We need more gates like for certain people to be allowed to log in...
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03-17-2016, 10:02 AMIllyriaKnotfred
"Skill Speed, and Spell Speed are kind of worthless too. After all the Skill/Spell speed on my gear it barely raises it to anything. Its NOT even 5%. Why even have the stats if they don't feel significant?"
As a Blm main you could not be more wrong when it comes to that statement. 150% wrong. -
03-17-2016, 10:02 AMSyzygianStraw man! Woohooo! I like these too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thunda_Cat_SMASH
Lets berate people that acknowledge game mechanics for what they are with rhetorical counterarguments to blow their points entirely out of proportion...
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03-17-2016, 10:06 AMThunda_Cat_SMASHIt's Nektulos. No further effort required from either side.Quote:
Originally Posted by Syzygian
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03-17-2016, 10:15 AMRocheKat
Binary stats like Accuracy should not be in the game... they are not fun at all.
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03-17-2016, 10:20 AMNektulos-TuorSo ..Quote:
Originally Posted by Thunda_Cat_SMASH
RNG = Skill to you, GOTCHA
No, it would change nothing except make the game funner. Removing accuracy and adding secondaries that actually matter and make you have a choice in how you build your character customization and actual skill in knowing what your character needs sounds much funner to me.
Accuracy is a stat that takes no skill at all. It just means if you don't have enough you can't hit. There is no challenge involved in this process. Its called "Luck".