PLD Novus Parry vs. Crit

[Trixxy]

Pretty sure there have been plenty of these but I'm bad at searching any kinds of forums so here goes.

I've decided to put Acc, Det and either Parry or Crit on my Novus but frankly I can't decide between the two.

I either hear people say CAP PARRY or that parry isn't quite worth investing into because you need larger numbers for a small increase in actually parry chance.

Since there aren't that many alternatives I'd consider crit rate because that's still a slight DPS increase and higher DPS = easier enmity.

Oppinions?

[TheodoreMcIntyre]

Pretty sure there have been plenty of these but I'm bad at searching any kinds of forums so here goes.

I've decided to put Acc, Det and either Parry or Crit on my Novus but frankly I can't decide between the two.

I either hear people say CAP PARRY or that parry isn't quite worth investing into because you need larger numbers for a small increase in actually parry chance.

Since there aren't that many alternatives I'd consider crit rate because that's still a slight DPS increase and higher DPS = easier enmity.

Oppinions?

I prefer parry so I'm going, personally, full parry on my Curtana/Shield, with a DET/ACC split on Curtana and full DET on my shield. I mean, if it's aggro you're concerned about, just go Crit. I haven't ever really had hate issues so I'm going Parry.
I would say Parry would be the more definite choice if you were able to parry more types of damage, but it's mostly useless in magic-damage based fights.

[SirTaint]

Parry is a terrible stat. Put as much Det as you can afford then put as much ACc as you can afford then out the rest in crit.


I just changed both of my nexus weapons from Acc/parry to Acc/det.

[TheodoreMcIntyre]

Parry is a terrible stat. Put as much Det as you can afford then put as much ACc as you can afford then out the rest in crit.


I just changed both of my nexus weapons from Acc/parry to Acc/det.

Do not do this. Don't just put in as much ACC as you can.
If you're already meeting the ACC cap, or don't need that much ACC at all, then it becomes even more useless than parry. That's why I reduced the ACC on my Curtana and replaced it with DET, because I was already well past the ACC cap and didn't need most of it.

[Trixxy]

I don't see much wrong with maining Acc, sure you don't need to shoot miles past the cap but it seems like a safe stat because it offers more gear options, especially with the upcoming patch and the mass of new content.

[Kerwin]

Do not do this. Don't just put in as much ACC as you can.
If you're already meeting the ACC cap, or don't need that much ACC at all, then it becomes even more useless than parry. That's why I reduced the ACC on my Curtana and replaced it with DET, because I was already well past the ACC cap and didn't need most of it.

It's stupid to assume that you will be at accuracy cap for very long with newer content coming out. I will laugh at all who stack DET/CRIT with no accuracy when they start wiffing and need to re do their novus agian.

[Valkyrie_Faleva]

Still pretty new to FF14, but a FF11 vet. This is my take on Acc/Det vs Crit/Det

At this moment (not saying this will happen in the future) you have 2 sets of 110 gear. From the news, we will get new currency to again, buy gear, and coil to get gear

Current 2 sets are uncorrelated.


1. You have Acc/Det you put on more Crit gear
2. You have Crit/Det you put on more Acc gear
3. You run into Acc issues during your progession, you eat acc food
4. You hit Acc cap, during your progession, yup you guessed it crit/attack food or be cheap and don't eat food

It's a 2 step flow chart A to B or B to A

my 2 cents

[TheodoreMcIntyre]

It's stupid to assume that you will be at accuracy cap for very long with newer content coming out. I will laugh at all who stack DET/CRIT with no accuracy when they start wiffing and need to re do their novus agian.

Whatever busts your nuts, brother.

[Cadwgan]

It's stupid to assume that you will be at accuracy cap for very long with newer content coming out. I will laugh at all who stack DET/CRIT with no accuracy when they start wiffing and need to re do their novus agian.

Shame you're not able to put that extra accuracy elsewhere ...oh, wait.


Not including weapon and shield, PLD can get up to 611 accuracy, probably not going to need that much for a while.

[TheodoreMcIntyre]

Shame you're not able to put that extra accuracy elsewhere ...oh, wait.


Not including weapon and shield, PLD can get up to 611 accuracy, probably not going to need that much for a while.

We're going to be getting more accuracy when they add new gear too. To be vigorously beating off to the idea of people not meeting accuracy requirements, like some people, is just silly.