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 The Voracious Resurgence |
 
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| Prime Weapons • Ultimate Weapons • Ultimate Augments • Abjurations iL119 • JSE Necks • Divergence Augments • Escutcheons | |
| Reforged Armor Artifact: +1 • iL109 • iL119/+2/+3 Relic: +1/+2 • iL109 • iL119/+2/+3 Empyrean: +1/+2 • iL109 • iL119/+2/+3 |
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Talk:Community Samurai Guide
For any changes or suggestions to the guide, please post here or feel free to message me (user: Foxfire) on XIAH. I'm also on the BG Discord (modoru).
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Sets posted reflect information shared with other dedicated Samurai players and general consensus. NEVER post DM augments. A lottery-based system that shows up once every few months should never be the guiding principle for any player. Especially those gearing into it for the first time.
I will remove any edits that follow this trend. --Modoru (talk) 08:16, 15 May 2018 (EDT)
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For the "Max Tier" TP Set, I was kind of curious as to the reasoning on STP(Path C) Aug? The 5STP from that with a Masamune which is as low delay as your getting for "Max Tier", would put that at 257 TP per hit using that set, removing it would place it exactly at 250 TP/hit. Due to the nature of the set, being pretty much just for zerging things as it's stated, it does fall below the commonly looked for 1.2k acc (sits around 1090-1100 on a Hume no master, with master ~1125)before buffs. Since losing that 5STP doesn't change x-hit on the lowest delay weapon you'll be using, wouldn't it be better to opt for Path A for the 12 DEX 20 acc (~29 ACC). This would place you closer to 1200 (about 1155) while only losing Subtle Blow and some HP. The STP does literally nothing unless you drop dedition in favor of something like brutal, or cessance. If you drop Dedition for Cessance and keep the boots path C this would be the better choice, as you don't lose ACC from dedition, (accounting for the Cessance ACC than you are around 1105-1115), plus you get the added bonus of 3% more DA, all while maintaining your 4hit on a 437 Delay GK (Masamune) which is the lowest you'll go at this stage anyways.
