† Cypherian's Legacy Build †

Say, Cyph, for neutral elements, Wouldn't leve fang be better? it has both higher atk and stability(70%)

 

In your guide, it is stated that the element will count on the effect of the sub weapon. But on toram menu, it only states stability and weapon atck. Can you please clarify?

 

just go 255 str. Then put all the remaining to agi

 

elem on subs only work on some dw skils such as Twin slash and charging slash. any elem wont work on phantom since its default dark element..

 

I see. Thanks. It was never mentioned on the toram game. May you please enumerate which skill?

 

Expect it, Toram is like that

 

Ikr.

 

twin slash ,cross parry, charging slash,spinning slash and the unsheathe after shadow step or your first hit.. even ur normal attack will be affected by it

 

but there are no elemental effects.

 

no element effects but theres a dmg increase

 

Nice build i must try it

 

ok noted. Tyvm

 

What's the preferred dex/agi/str stat point distribution for a consistent damage build? 2:1:1? 1:1:1?

 

I'm new just hit llvl 90 and reset stats in use 2 ns anniversary v swords basic crap newb gear other than that I can afford shop items if needed but my question is what skills should I focus on first at lvl 90? I'm not copying build completely but just need help with general idea of what passive needed first I like the Ampr build also so I'm leaning more in the direction of ampr combined with nuke combos

 

this is inaccurate even if its made on 100% Stability because equipment stats and xtals will play a huge roll in damage difference.

 

Sir, how would you distribute your stat points to achieve the right balance between the three stats? Especially for ampr builds.

 

AMPR has nothing to do with the balance of three stats. I personally do 3:2:2 every 10 sp for now. i keep resetting to try out new stat allocs.
most i suggest 1:1:1 and some find the damage good. some do 2:1:1, higher damage, but lower stab.
i have yet to find the best stat alloc ratio as of yet. because some tri stat allocation can focus on higher damage or better stability or equal damage both sub and main.

 

Thank you sir. I'll most likely play around with it a little, but it's nice to have some kind of example to use as a base.

 

How is this inaccurate?