Accuracy...

Dear SE, thanks for taking the time to make spellspeed good to us smn, but now all this accuracy on endgame content. Please tell me all that accuracy is gonna mean something when alex savage comes out, because as of right now it feels like a useless stat.

you should probably expect to need somewhere in the realm of 600 acc at a guess for savage.

however, you should note that accuracy right now is exactly how it was in 2.0 before first coil, accuracy has never been an issue outside of actual raid content.

Can we just drop the stat completely? It's so annoying having gear wasting stats on it >.>

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Originally Posted by Core1019

Can we just drop the stat completely? It's so annoying having gear wasting stats on it >.>

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Yep. Abolish accuracy! Vote panda for president 2015!

I mean, it's a pointless stat. Theres literally no reason to have to juggle accuracy. Half the time I get an upgrade, it's not even an upgrade. I have 660+ accuracy right now because my Alexander gear is just loaded with acc.

For the easy content you will never require accuracy because they want to open it for everyone.
This is every primal and dungeon content in a nutshell.
http://i01.i.aliimg.com/wsphoto/v0/2...ape-Blocks.jpg

This however changes with the real raid content where you actually have to optimize your stats, of course you avoid too much accuracy but you still want to hit a certain amout.
Raidcontent:
http://www.dartscheibe.net/tl_files/...artscheibe.jpg

Or you could have endgame content focus on player skill and mechanics, and getting sweet gear.

Instead of putting stuff into a spreadsheet and then whomp whomp can't upgrade.

I have 538 as a Ninja. In Alex Savage Floor 1 I only miss when something turns and I hit the front of it.

Accuracy is in kind of a weird place right now because there's only 1 tier of gear that has 2 set options, and it's still unavailable to most people (even the people that have some don't have enough to mix it up).

More gear sets at the same ilvl is where acc gets slightly more interesting for people who actually enjoy set building. And if you just look up ideal sets and totally hate set building then it's all pretty much the same for you at the end of the day. Win-win