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2 Q's: Cast time and Soulstones Options
Cielo
Posted: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 11:14:02 PM
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Hi, I'm new to PWO. I've read alot of priest guides and opinions and am following Opelfrost's priest guide. I'm pleased with the build and am currently level 50+. My first question is, about cast time equipment.

1) If i had two equipment, one with -3% cast time and one with +3 int, which is better for me? Why? (or what if I have the same peice of magical EQ but it has +6 con.)

My second question is about gemstones in slotted equipment. Obviously the more slots an EQ has the better it is to customize. And sometimes having 2 slots with +90 def bonus, is better than 4 slots with zero def bonus. But my question is what gemstones should a hybrid priest use if his gear only has 3 slots? 4 slots? Why?

[edit]I found some helpfull info on this thread, but still has not entirely answered my question: http://forum.perfectworld.com.my/viewtopic.php?p=116468#116468

Thanks in advance.
meow
Posted: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 4:36:00 PM

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Just 1 piece of -x% equipment is useless. If you are going to use -x% equipment, you should get a full set. +6 con is also useless unless you pair it with other +HP gear.

4 slots can be better than 2 slots with +x bonus due to customization abilities. As long as you have money, you can fit your gear to what you need at any moment in time. As for your stone question, I think HP/Pdef stones are the best 2 choices. Just be consistent with the ones you use.

~meow~
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