STR > MND / VIT > MND / VIT > DEX
Or oddment build, VIT>DEX>MND?
Discuss,
I know there's been threads but they are filled with complaints and such. Please only reply if you know how stats function ( see patch 1.20 notes ).
Thank you !
STR > MND / VIT > MND / VIT > DEX
Or oddment build, VIT>DEX>MND?
Discuss,
I know there's been threads but they are filled with complaints and such. Please only reply if you know how stats function ( see patch 1.20 notes ).
Thank you !
Well I would put Mind as my 2nd stat no matter what now. It affects healing magic potency and the Flat Blade Combo, as per the 1.21 patch notes:
Otherwise I'd say it's a toss up between STR and VIT for the top spot. One offers more damage, the other (theoretically) offers better survivability.Flat Blade
・Combo bonus now affected by player MND rating.
・Enmity incurred by combo bonus increased.
I definitely agree. MND helps us in two known ways. Str seems more attractive because it seems for some reason SE upped our blocking capacity even without a lot of DEX. But I'd like to see actual calculations for VIT redux before striking the gavel. MND is definitely a second stat though.Well I would put Mind as my 2nd stat no matter what now. It affects healing magic potency and the Flat Blade Combo, as per the 1.21 patch notes:
Otherwise I'd say it's a toss up between STR and VIT for the top spot. One offers more damage, the other (theoretically) offers better survivability.
Does anyone know where we can find data on how DEX effects block and how VIT effects damage redux? I know it does not increase defense for PLD, at least not in a reasonable way, I actually tested that but the descrip doesn't really say def anyways, says reduction, I'd assume that means its damage divided by a percentage of accumulated VIT checked against perspective defense to a final result.
Problem is, MRD seems meant to stack VIT where it's almost like we were given a curve ball there. Wish SE actually had DEX increase our damage secondarily.
Kaeko and crew have been doing some testing on physical damage reduction.
http://lodestone.finalfantasyxiv.com...entry?e=317908
This^ Kaeko is ALWAYS forever running tests. Btw, ty Kaeko and team! (^.^)bKaeko and crew have been doing some testing on physical damage reduction.
http://lodestone.finalfantasyxiv.com...entry?e=317908
That's some great info, if not terribly disconcerting. All the defense currently possible would only put us between 0 and 0.1% damage reduction on something like Ifrit. That's pretty awful. And that would essentially mean that HP is king and Warrior will remain in its place until defense calculations are revamped, if they ever are.Kaeko and crew have been doing some testing on physical damage reduction.
http://lodestone.finalfantasyxiv.com...entry?e=317908
I agree, Arcell. The data speaks for itself, there's no way a Paladin can build that much VIT and remain comparable to our colleagues. In that, it seems like PLD is a useless thing for me, despite this I think for the moment I will go STR > MND and pray for rain. If only VIT calculated into damage for us.
What I think is VIT should somehow collude with ACC, ATK and it's usual mods for both the Warrior and PLD, offering more ATK to the warrior and more acc for the Paladin.
Or, we should be given a true utility role, in that we can regen MP effectively through access to the Blessed Mind WHM ability, and boast higher healing magic potency. But that's for another discussion.
MND also boosts your damage on Gladiator/Paladin, in case you guys didn't know. It's your secondary damage mod.
Well, according to 1.20 notes (http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/f...#threads/32606) MND is our primary damage mod. STR shows as bonus 2.
However if STR more atk power you would want to supersede MND it your goal is to at least get some kind of odd use of your PLD.
Anyone know what DEX actually does to our block?
what % do you guys allocate to each stat?
|
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
|
Cookie Policy
This website uses cookies. If you do not wish us to set cookies on your device, please do not use the website. Please read the Square Enix cookies policy for more information. Your use of the website is also subject to the terms in the Square Enix website terms of use and privacy policy and by using the website you are accepting those terms. The Square Enix terms of use, privacy policy and cookies policy can also be found through links at the bottom of the page.