In my specific case the normal circle would give me 1466 attack (as can be seen in the post of maria above this one) while the completion gives 1907 attack which is also not multiplied by % boni as my attack once again did not go up adequately for that. If you however hover over the completed blue circles you will see that the stats in said circle are higher than the stats that were written down in the non completed circles (the one at the bottom of the system which explains the extra set you get when completing a set of five which is in fact intended and not a bug. The point in the tenet gives me 1362 attack which if multiplied with my % boni should give me several tenthousand attack. Turns out that my previous statement stays true after testing it. Good day.Well, now with the new tenet I had a chance to try this out as I promised I would do. This should cut some of the people you are mentioning down to size, and should make more sense to you. I think if you are kind enough to try this out, you would agree with me. How do you explain the extra stat you get from completing each set of five, then? Is that a glitch? Let's say just for a moment that you are correct. This is not a point of contention, but what happens to the stats in the first three circles are. That is, after just clicking the fourth circle, you will get only get the stat as stated in the circle, but after finishing the set of five, they will be multiplied by soul. However, after I click the last circle (+320 int, +50 endurance), then my stats will increase again by another +320 str, +36, as will my intellect and endurance, so when the five circles are complete, I should have +640 str, +72 agility, +640 intellect, +100 endurance total compared to my having clicked on any of the circles on this level. When I click this button, my strength and agility will go up by +320 and +36, respectively, as the circles say. I am on archaic lvl 7, and the fourth circle (+str, +agility) says +320 str, +36 agility. 1 point agility from a fruit would give me 2 points agility).
I have maxed soul, which means that for every point of attribute I get, I should get double (i.e. the aggregate bonus from, I dunno, pixie, mount, soul, etc.), then you will get it, just not until you finish clicking the five circles.įor the sake of simplicity once again, we will focus on the last two circles for each level of a tenet (what I am calling the 'circuit'). I simply said that in the simplified case where you expect some 2x boost (i.e. Nowhere did I say this was the case, but I also did not say this cannot be true–the truth of the matter is, I have no idea. You will notice that in soul if you max all the agility souls, you will only at any one point be given 2 points per point agility, not 2.32 as would have been produced (0.58+0.21+0.21 on top of your base 100% = 2, not 1.58*1.21*1.21, which would be something like 2.32).Īs for your assertion that I am telling you that some players get 33-50% of their HP from tenets, you are wrong. But a lot of bonuses in the game are additive, not multiplicative, and even more bonuses I would love for you to answer (2x exp from guild, Seignior, zodiac does not yield 6x or 8x exp, you tell me why). You think a 3000% bonus to HP would be 54.5m, and yes, normally I would agree with you. What you are experiencing is the small increase in the stats you get whenever you complete a circuit which does NOT mean that the stats are suddenly affected by your %-bonus.You are mistaken. into consideration (for reference, a maxed helmet + armor from the tank set gives over 1,8 million base HP) and I doubt that you want to tell me that that some of the top players get 33-50% of their HP just from tenets. A maxed tenet gives you 1,7 million HP (+another 114k from endurance) which would be the equivalent of 54,5 million HP for a player with a 3000% bonus to HP - at that point you should notice that the math doesn´t work out if we also take divine soul, normal gear, banners,wings, monster handbook, runes, soul cultivation etc. No they are not multiplied with your %-boosts after completing a circuit.
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