INT to M.atk ratio?

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thread starter Kondrieu Jun 16 2009 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

Does anyone know how many M.Atk points there are to each INT point? Thanks in advance.

CrossBolt 06/16/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

1:1 Int>matk

blazi4ever 06/16/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

CrossBolt said: "1:1 Int>matk" What he said. INT increases the amount of MP you gain per level sooo yeah. o_o

mikey1160 06/16/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

CrossBolt said: "1:1 Int>matk" Yep. And int gives magic def, magic accuracy, And 10int= 1 more mp per level up

OnAir Jun 16 2009 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

yea..basically what everyone else said.

TheBigNoob 06/16/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

mikey1160 said: " Yep. And int gives magic def, magic accuracy, And 10int= 1 more mp per level up" What he said. The others were partly right, M.Att gives as much damage as INT, but INT gives more mp per level up, M.Def, and M. Acc.

Kondrieu 06/16/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

Awesome (:

eswarrr 06/17/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

1 int = 1 M.Att = 1 M.Def 1 int =/= 1 M.accuracy.

KaRnAgE926 06/17/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

mikey1160 said: " Yep. And int gives magic def, magic accuracy, And 10int= 1 more mp per level up" thats for HP washing for other classes lol, around 5-7int gives 1MP per lvl up for mage class

sjin4ever 06/17/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

int has nothing to do with magic accuracy

magical0n3 06/17/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

sjin4ever said: "int has nothing to do with magic accuracy" Your a mage...and you don't know atleast that? Tell me, why can a godly funded Luckless Cleric with huge intelligent equips at 69 hit Himes while a Regular cleric with not as much INT equips can't? Its because the more INT you have, the higher magic accuracy. Not sure how much it is per point, but I'm 100% sure it adds.

ImKafei 06/17/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

sjin4ever said: "int has nothing to do with magic accuracy" Err.. INT plays a role in accuracy. It's just not very simple to determine how it works.

Siddysidsid 06/17/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

Its 1:1 but int has some side affect boosts. PLUS I ALREADY MADE THIS EXACT SAME THREAD BEFORE.

joemosexual 06/18/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

ok so that being said, magic attack just equals magic attack ? nothing else ? and also would you say a 15int glove = 8 mg.att 7 int glove ?

eswarrr Jun 18 2009 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

sjin4ever said: "int has nothing to do with magic accuracy" Wrong, INT and LUK both play a role in Magical accuracy along with the level difference(All these 3 are used in the formula). magical0n3 said: "Your a mage...and you don't know atleast that? Tell me, why can a godly funded Luckless Cleric with huge intelligent equips at 69 hit Himes while a Regular cleric with not as much INT equips can't? Its because the more INT you have, the higher magic accuracy. Not sure how much it is per point, but I'm 100% sure it adds. " You are a mage...and you don't know atleast that. Normal luk clerics/priests will always have more m.accuracy than lukless at an earlier point no matter how godly the lukless is(The level difference just cancels it out). LUK effects the most in magical accuracy calculation when the level difference between you and the monster is higher. It's a sad fact that mages dont even know about themselves. joemosexual said: " ok so that being said, magic attack just equals magic attack ? nothing else ? and also would you say a 15int glove = 8 mg.att 7 int glove ? " Yes, magic attack equals magic attack as in 69=69 and it doesnt do anything else. An 8 m.att 7 int glove adds 15 m.att, but it's not a 15 int glove.