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#1 Sep 10 2008 at 11:11 AM Rating: Default
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#2 Sep 10 2008 at 11:48 AM Rating: Decent
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See this thread.

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#3 Sep 11 2008 at 4:22 PM Rating: Decent
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Those are heroic stats and have nothing to do with raising our regular stat caps. Heroic stats are a totally different stat altogether. For example, an item with STR 25+3 adds 25 STR up to the the stat cap AND 3 heroic strength, which gives different benefits than the pure stat.

Check class sites for more detailed descriptions of what heroic stats actually do.
#4 Sep 11 2008 at 5:39 PM Rating: Decent
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Heroic stats raise your stat cap.

So it has everything to do with raising your stat cap. :-/

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#5 Sep 11 2008 at 5:51 PM Rating: Decent
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Sorry Yther, it's NOT your stat cap, it's separate. Go visit thesteelwarrior.com and search there to read up on it. Heroic stats do something different then regular stats so, therefore, it doesn't actually count as a regular stat and give you the benefits of regular stats.
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It gives more, but it does increase stat cap and the related effects you get from the stat cap raise, assuming your stats are at cap anyway. So saying it has nothing to do with stat cap is just wrong! Now if you wanted to say it does more that would be correct!

And it's rather obvious that it raises stat cap, if you're maxed and remove such an item, and you will see the appropriate other stat changes, i.e. Str gives Attack, Sta gives HPs, Agility gives AC, etc.

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Edited, Sep 11th 2008 9:53pm by Yther
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#8 Sep 12 2008 at 6:40 AM Rating: Decent
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And it's rather obvious that it raises stat cap, if you're maxed and remove such an item, and you will see the appropriate other stat changes, i.e. Str gives Attack, Sta gives HPs, Agility gives AC, etc.


I'll second this.

My warrior is well over the strength stat cap. For discussion purposes, let's say that my warrior is at 450 in strength (i.e. my current cap). If I now equip an items that has STR X + 2, my displayed strength is now 452.

Based soley on how the game displays the strength, I would say that it increases the cap. Now, I don't know the mechanics of the game, and maybe that is just how they display the heroic stat when in fact it doesn't have any impact in terms of "over the cap".
#9 Sep 12 2008 at 8:36 AM Rating: Decent
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on my druid I notice no increase in stat cap...my stat cap is 310 atm, with items I am wearing my wisdom is about 457....so if I remove an item that has 20wis +2 my wisdom stays at 310...making me think that the +2 effects my stat cap in no way whatsoever.....
#10 Sep 12 2008 at 9:57 AM Rating: Excellent
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EQ:Heroic Stats

- Heroic Intelligence: Increases mana pool, mana regen, and the maximum amount of mana regen an int-based caster can have. It requires +25 heroic intel to gain a single point of +mana regeneration.

- Heroic Wisdom: Increases mana pool, mana regen, and the maximum amount of mana regen a wis-based caster can have.

- Heroic Strength: Increases endurance pool, endurance regen, and the maximum amount of endurance regen a character can have. Also increases damage done by melee attacks and improves the bonus granted to armor class while using a shield.

- Heroic Stamina: Increases hit point pool, hit point regen, and the maximum amount of hit point regen a character can have. Also increases endurance pool, endurance regen, and the maximum amount of endurance regen a character can have.

- Heroic Agility: Increases endurance pool, endurance regen, and the maximum amount of endurance regen a character can have. Also increases the chance to dodge an attack, grants a bonus to defense skill, and reduces falling damage.

- Heroic Dexterity: Increases endurance pool, endurance regen, and the maximum amount of endurance regen a character can have. Also increases damage done by ranged attacks, improves chance to successfully assassinate or headshot, and improves the chance to riposte, block, and parry incoming attacks.

- Heroic Charisma: Improves reaction rolls with some NPCs and increases the amount of faction you gain or lose when faction is adjusted.
#11 Sep 12 2008 at 4:01 PM Rating: Decent
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Thank you Ernov.

That is the information I have seen that you provided. Hopefully this can release the debate that a heroic stat is more than, and more importantly, different than the regular stat. That was my point. Having stats capped at 310 and adding 5 heroics displaying 315 doesn't add the same benefit as buying the aa Planar Power and increasing the stat cap.

Many people realize the numbers displayed on the character sheet can be somewhat misleading. Heroic stats are another example of this.

Edited, Sep 12th 2008 6:58pm by sprucecln
#12 Sep 12 2008 at 4:49 PM Rating: Decent
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And you don't see that you get cap raises, and the associated effects of the raised cap, and almost all of the items listed in Ernov's post are along the same lines as raising caps, though some in different words and to a greater degree (like more damage from Str, instead of more Attack Power which also increases damage, and is gained from raising Str and is clearly visible change on your stats). So (sarcastically), Heroic stats have nothign to do with stats or stats caps :-/

That is like saying Avoidance has absolutely nothing to do with AC, and is a completely different.

For someone with no clue what it is, saying it's a cap raise is the simplest form that can give them the idea, and the linked thread says it's called Heroic Stat, so if they wanted more detail they could do like you suggested and search for it.

The details are meaningless to someone who just wants an idea of what they are. Details are important once you know and are trying compare equipment. And as you can see, from Enrov's post there really aren't any details in the form of numbers, other than a few parses done so far. So even going into deep detail for comparison really isn't valid at the moment either.

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#13 Sep 12 2008 at 6:43 PM Rating: Decent
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I agree for the most part, Yther.

The OP asked what the +1 was and they are heroic stats and they don't have anything to do raising the pure stat caps, as I stated. Of course they are related to what the pure stat does but they are entirely independant and, until parses show, have varying values per point and possibly diminished returns.

*By diminished returns, I mean the pure stats are known to have diminished returns and heroics? Who knows.*

Edited, Sep 13th 2008 12:28am by sprucecln
#15 Sep 15 2008 at 10:39 PM Rating: Decent
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Thanks Johnny and thanks for finding it. I am happy to be wrong in this instance.
#16 Sep 16 2008 at 8:13 AM Rating: Decent
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I don't know how this can be true....I have several heroic stats and I see ABSOLUTELY no increase in my caps....do these only give stat increases at level 80...do you need your stat AA's maxed first....have any of you actually checked that its giving you a stat increase on your toon, because mine is getting nothing....I'm not missing it, it's just not there at all...

so that makes me disbelieve this last post...official or not, maybe what you posted was from beta test and it did not go live that way...but I'll say it again, I get no bonus to stat cap from heroic stats...anyone else not seeing this stat cap increase?
#17 Sep 16 2008 at 9:36 AM Rating: Decent
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Ernov, do you have SoF expansion?

I put two and two together and realized that the description of each heroic stat's benefit includes the benefit of the pure stat. Heroic stats give additional benefits above and beyond adding x value of pure stat.

My apologies for my misunderstanding of this topic and I appreciate being shown some facts.
#18 Sep 16 2008 at 10:00 AM Rating: Decent
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ah ha ... no I don't have the SoF expansion....there it is....thanks...everyone for their input....simple enough eh
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