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Game Forum / Role Playing Games / EverQuest / July 2005What kind of resists do you _really_ need?
I'm closing in on 200 in all my resists. With the DoN Warded Tear Stone and Warded Rose Stone I should be able to remove most or all my LDoN resist augments and still be over 200 in all my resists. Obviously more is better, but how much do you really need? I raid with an alliance once or twice a week so I need to avoid the AoEs as much as possible, but I also would like to start clearing out augment spots for use with focus effect, Regen/FT, stat augs. (etc...) http://www.magelo.com/eq_view_profile.html?num=1081540 That's my magleo if you are interested. -Chuck. (www.wormspeaker.com) _____________________________________________________ Spread love and understanding... but don't be afraid to bloody your knuckles doing it. -Alex Ross <send_me_spam@bellsouth.net> wrote: > I'm closing in on 200 in all my resists. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > That's my magleo if you are interested. I've found that keeping 200 in all resists is a Good Thing. Anything above that can help, but a lot of stuff that you won't resist with 200 in all resists you also won't resist with 500+ in all resists either (but you can hit that, with a bard, from 200 in all resists). >I've found that keeping 200 in all resists is a Good Thing. Anything above >that can help, but a lot of stuff that you won't resist with 200 in all >resists you also won't resist with 500+ in all resists either (but you can >hit that, with a bard, from 200 in all resists). Thanks. That's a good piece of advice. I didn't realise that Bard songs gave up to 300 resist. I think I'll make sure none of my resists falls below 200. Otherwise, I'll use the slots for other things. -Chuck. (www.wormspeaker.com) _____________________________________________________ Spread love and understanding... but don't be afraid to bloody your knuckles doing it. -Alex Ross <send_me_spam@bellsouth.net> wrote: > >I've found that keeping 200 in all resists is a Good Thing. Anything above > >that can help, but a lot of stuff that you won't resist with 200 in all [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > songs gave up to 300 resist. I think I'll make sure none of my resists > falls below 200. Otherwise, I'll use the slots for other things. Not alone. Hell, maybe they do. But with resist buffs from the rest of the classes they go quite high. =) All resists are important, especially against some of the mobs that have "chromatic" resists - basically rolls against your lowest resist score, so best to keep them all as high as you can! > I'm closing in on 200 in all my resists. > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > but don't be afraid to bloody your knuckles doing it. > -Alex Ross > All resists are important, especially against some of the mobs that have > "chromatic" resists - basically rolls against your lowest resist score, so > best to keep them all as high as you can! At the epense of hit points? At the expense of mana? of Focus? of HP? That's really the question here... sure he wants to get his resists as high as possible, but what's 'high enough' that he shouldn't be sacrificing other aspects to get them higher? >> All resists are important, especially against some of the mobs that >> have "chromatic" resists - basically rolls against your lowest resist [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > high as possible, but what's 'high enough' that he shouldn't be > sacrificing other aspects to get them higher? It depends. For some mobs, you want them maxxed out. For others, 200 maybe be plenty high. It also depends on how much is being given up for higher resists. Often people will have gear to swap in when appropriate to raise specific resists, or all resists, for specific encounters. That is a lot less true now than it used to be however.  SignatureOn Erollisi Marr in <Sanctuary of Marr> Ancient Graeme Faelban, Barbarian Soothsayer of 70 seasons On Steamfont Graeme, 36 Dwarven Mystic, 24 Sage, Treasure Hunter <Tempest> Aviv, 15 Gnome Brawler, 30 Provisioner |
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