Dragoons: A Rotation Reborn

[beowulf81]

thats exactly what i had thought, that you need to get crit above a certain threshold to enter a new 'tier' of crit, so to speak. An attack will either crit or it won't; the chances of it doing so would be greater with each tier. but each tier operates a range, say, between 480-510 (made up numbers, but you get my point). So having crit at 505 doesn't necessarily mean you'll do greater dps then if you had crit at 485 (using those made up numbers).

Whereas det, str and wd all seem to scale in a linear fashion.

[whiskeybravo]

Whereas det, str and wd all seem to scale in a linear fashion.

Yea, I see what you mean. I don't have an answer for that really. I mean it could be steps/tiers, or just decimals.. Say 10 crit you go from 25.625% to 26%, you probably aren't going to notice a difference in DPS. It could just be due to the RNG nature of critical hits, I've crit 5 or 6 attacks in a row, and then crit none at all for what seemed like a while. You can see the incremental difference in Det, Str and WD (even sksp), not so much with crit.