Small correction on labor cost for initial socketing, it's not always 500 labor, it's up to 500 labor. Example when you socket this: 20:01 It costs you 300 labor if you watch the labor bar.
This is how everything works in AA. it's based on your Alchemy level for lunagems. The higher your level in the profession, the less labor it costs. The base is still 500.
wow i had no idea about tempering gems with the 1.5k honor item. thats a major break through for me. thats some really useful information and i feel not alot of people know about that
i think as someone completely new to AA, i will temper all of my Gems and later when i'am more experience and have the money, i will start Crafting Gems and just switch them out once at a time with the temper gems.
You forgot to mention (or maybe it wasn't a thing until 6.0) that you can acquire the same lunafrosts that the crates give by crafting Superior Lunarites and unsealing them (takes a couple lunarites to unseal 1 lunafrost). If you salvage any lunafrosts that you don't want you'll get lunarite which can be crafted to higher tiers until you get Superior Lunarites.
I’ll probably fill my gear with “honor gems” (not all the way, ofc) then I’ll just replace one at a time later on. Ps: I’m used to watch videos with 2x speed so that fast forward didn’t quite change anything for me lol
Exactly what got me personally back into the game. So much more fun this way when you know how and when you will reach a goal, with no chance of having to restart because of RNG
6:00 considering that Lunafrosts are untradable, is there any use for the lower tier ones that you don't want? Like, can I upgrade them to Honorbold or something else?
Could you make a video of the best lunar progression? For example, which is better: Equip items with T1 and level with charm. Equip the items with T1 and then exchange for the crafted T2 and T3.
Am a newb still to this game. Playing AAU now. The gem you put in the socket in the scepter was a tempered gem, which at +1 was 3.3%. Guessing the gems in in your main weapon are crafted, since they have a different look. They are 5.9%. So what would the % be on a tempered +5 melee crit damage be? Guessing that is max tempered from this video.
Bellamy I am searching all over and asking in chat in game but didnt get an answer on my question. Why should you not link all the gems and temper max. In your gear before awakening to Hiram? It's so much cheaper.
Here is probably a stupid question. But while leveling my basic gear they gave you some shitty gems from some quest so i applied them, next i upgraded those noob gear with a scroll and bam no gem anymore! I'm now at Hiram, got one of those shiny honor gem. Will it stay if i upgrade my gear, or do i have to remove it, and at what point (i assume each time i use a scroll, but that seam like a fucking pain in the ass). I can't find any info there, or should i just yolo it and see by myself if it is removed while upgrading...
you can get honor from farming mobs too , they drop something like coinpurses and u open them and u get honor. idk the details. ppl say u easily get 15k honor from daily activities
Quit Archeage around 2.0. I read a lot of guides so I could have an idea what I am doing but I have a question related to the stats migration. When go for +10 str for melee which stat should I sacrifice? Following the basic guide it seems that agility is the most useless right now for melee: Agility per point: 0.2 Ranged DPS 0.013% Ranged Accuracy 0.027% Ranged Crit Rate 0.01% Evasion
Trade away intelligence and agility. Keep spirit and stamina. Stamina gives HP and spirit helps with mana regen which is very nice as a melee while farming.
I have a completely off topic question. Since I am pretty new to target and cast style combat I noticed that you have attacks on q and e. How do you move then?
few options depending on your armor. Personally i would go 2h longspear in leather armor and the 3 stats i would take are str/resil/received melee reduc
@@crossc3641 piercing type weapons have 15% to plate and 3% to cloth as well. Personally I like that extra 3% to cloth for taking down tanky healers instead of an extra 5% to plate from an axe or greataxe. Hope this helps! ^ ^
can you make guide / tips for making gold in the new update ? you don't need to be pricisly about everything just bring some comparison like trade run or selling stuff or crafting or gathering like so
I came to your video for newbie friendly info to explain what these gems are and how to use them. You threw a lot of best in slot and optimizing and such info at me and the little bit of newbie friendly info is drowned out by all of that. Don't know if you have enough fucks to give, but would you be able to make a complete noob friendly video that covers only the basics?
