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In terms of Weapon Power and Intelligence, the only purpose of these stats are to scale your Basic AP by the formula: Square Root ( (Weapon Power * Main Stat) / 6). So, what does this mean? Essentially whichever one is lower is worth more. How much more? Main Stat / WP = Main Stat equivalent of 1 WP 416445 / 112861 = 3.7 Main Stat 3.7 Main Stat = 1 WP So, you pick INT if it is over 3.7 to 1 ratio to WP, otherwise pick WP. For example, if you are choosing between 500 INT or 100 WP, then INT is 5 to 1 which is over 3.7 thus you pick INT. As time goes on and your stats change, this ratio will change as well.

TLDR: The 4 steps for T4 Honing: 1) Go to +16 Normal Honing 2) 1-10 Advanced Honing 3) Go to +19 Normal Honing 4) 11-20 Advanced Honing

@@MidirSkry Thank you for the answer. I'm new and I only have 1 character, +16 normal honing means from 1640 to 1660 the 1st T4 gear set?, and then when I start getting the 2nd T4 set (ancient) by doing Aegir in normal mode at 1660 I start using advanced honing to climb from 1660 to 1680?

Ancient gear vs relic does not matter for advanced honing vs normal honing. If you have 0 Advanced honing then +16 = 1670. Just look at your armor/weapon and hone until it is +16, then do 1-10 advanced honing, then go to +19, then do 11-20. There is nuance here, but this is a safe route and what I'd suggest to do for most people.

@@MidirSkry Thank you!

That is correct, the rock gives % Basic Attack Power which is equivalent to what gems provide.

I did the math and verified with a quick test, but after I saw this comment I decided to test it in a more detailed way to be sure since the difference is small. The test was how many sound shocks to reach 3 bubble max gauge. I used max spec and 0% meter gen from ark passive: 0% Meter on Neck = 78 Sound Shocks to reach max 6% Meter on Neck = 75 Sound Shocks to reach max 78/75 = 1.04 = ~4% Now, this test isn't granular enough to get an exact %, but assuming it was purely multiplicative, I'd expect it to take 78/1.06 = 73.58 (74) sound shocks. Thus, I don't believe it is a 6% multiplier.

Thanks again. I wonder what update even did then. Maybe it's bugged :/

The biggest reason to do advance honing in T3 is to use up existing T3 shards, solars, fusions. Shards take a while to accumulate in T4, but long term it's not that different to do advanced honing in T3 vs T4. In T4, eventually it is more efficient to advance hone than normal hone. You can wait until your gear is +19 before doing it though.

I'd like to know as well. But if you test it, the extra meter gain does work as expected.

I got the numbers for this video from looking up three 1700 ilvl KR users on LostBuilds.com and averaging their provided calculations. Basic AP % from gems and stone multiply your Basic AP value, then the Atk Pwr % multiplies this number after. Thus, I don't believe it would impact the % damage gained from atk power %. This number I'd expect to only be reduced by other Atk Power % modifiers having diminishing returns. Iit does slightly impact the damage you gain from flat AP as this slowly loses value the more AP you gain.

Maybe if it was a more focused video, but probably not a basic guide for the entire raid. Is there anything specific about the existing guides you find lacking or want more info on?

In terms of providing damage, I believe Brand Power on neck is the better option. If we assume that 4% meter gain is 4% better uptime, then your ~40% uptime aura becomes a ~41.6% uptime aura. Let's assume your identity provides the max 15.5% Damage. Old Damage Increase: (15.5*0.4) = 6.2% New Damage Increase: (15.5*0.416) = 6.448% Total Increase: 106.448 / 106.2 = .2335% Party Damage Increase: .2335 * 3 = .7% While Brand Power is at 1.91%.

U can see in this video that ally atk is better lol

​@@riquelme121with 40% uptime it's 0,1% difference but on AH it's double the price, it's almost a similar situation to crit rate, crit dmg for dps but for sups the difference is little

I didn't realize until I tested that the Ally Damage increases your T Skill buff in addition to your Identity, which makes the 2 stats closer than they would be otherwise. I'm guessing a large part of the community doesn't know this as well.

Glad you liked it!

Great question! I thought about pointing this out in the video as it is a bit non-intuitive, but didn't want to bog the video down. The reason is that when you have 1 dmg % stat I'm assuming it's the best of the two available, but when you have 2 % stats you have to include the worse one as well (mainly additional damage and crit rate). Taking a closer look at dmg % low rolls of the worse stat: Additional Damage (.5%) + Attack Power % (.36% * 2) + Crit % (.29% *2) = 1.8% WP Flat (.361 * 5) = 1.85% (rounds up) This being said, these stats are very build dependent. If your build is very crit starved then these numbers would change.

Thanks Civo, love and appreciate your work!

Thanks for your feedback, big fan of your stream! I attempted to explain this briefly at 01:15, but I could have dived in more as you have done here. Now I'm getting curious how much damage 1000 main stat is these days.... time for more research.

@@MidirSkry Did you get any more info on the importance of those 1k/2k stats?

@@Tony-11111 Not yet, I'm currently finishing up my support research/video. I was thinking it would be interesting to look into every damage stat and the amount of damage they provide: (Main Stat, AP, WP, Crit, Crit Damage, Evolution Damage, Additional Damage, Outgoing Damge, Base AP%, etc) for the video after.