Aero have ACC requirment

[shawnaus1986]

I was wondering because I haven't ever had an Aero miss. Does aero have acc requirement?

[Tranquil]

Yes. All Aeros have accuracy requirements. For that matter, all skills that have an initial potency hit have accuracy requirements. Skills like Bio and Combust bypass this by having no initial damage on application.

[PetiteMalFleur]

They eased the accuracy requirements for 3.0 so you will find you don't miss as often. If you were to go back to ARR content you would find you miss more. Yoshi-P touched upon this in the live letter and said they will need to address the issue of 3.0 players not having enough accuracy for older content.

[Zfz]

Yeah. Specifically, at the release of 2.0, healer gear also had no Accuracy, and they originally had no intention to give healers Accuracy at all. It wasn't until later patches in the 2.x series when they raised the Accuracy requirement for other roles that they found the healers needed more Accuracy, so they rushed to re-itemize for healers during 2.x to throw in Accuracy.

Now in 3.0 they are taking that into consideration. It'll be interesting to see how they itemize healing gear in 3.x patches where Accuracy requirements for other roles are raised again.

[Parawill]

On a side note, if you're full i170+ and level sync into a high level dungeon, expect some misses. \o/

[Krixus]

I was wondering because I haven't ever had an Aero miss. Does aero have acc requirement?

Don't lie, you just havnt noticed. Unless you rarely use aero.

[KarstenS]

They eased the accuracy requirements for 3.0 so you will find you don't miss as often.

Hm. In Ravana Ex I had times where I missed 4 of 5 Skills in a row.

[PetiteMalFleur]

Hm. In Ravana Ex I had times where I missed 4 of 5 Skills in a row.

Bad rng.

"We've made adjustments to the required accuracy, so even without accuracy on weapons it should be easier to land hits on enemies."