In general you want to search the augment and see exactly what they're searching for from Nanlina's blog
That is excellent! By the meseta pso2 time I had learned to do so for me to raly take a lot of benefit from it it was too late. This will hopefully help a lot of players!
Hey man ty for putting this together, I have a question, recently I have my stock almost filled with 7+stars weapons, I attempt to maintain what's (in my limited experience) good affixes.
My query is, there is something or a manual which can help me place a cost on those items?
I tried using the ingame instrument but nearly all the time there is a big gap between costs and I am rather lost, I've seen 4 celebrity weapons sell for 100k+ meseta and also the very same affixes on a higher rarity weapon sell for way less than that.
I dont even have a method of providing costs than checking against weapons using the exact augments other to you. Perhaps you're missing the affix urge? Weapons with the augments but more augments slots are worth more and vice versa. You can even make a fantastic amount of money just from increasing the slots on good augments.
For affixing augments, rarity does not matter. In general you want to search the augment and see exactly what they're searching for. So people are more valuable, people today really like to minute max attack stats. You also need to take into account reinforces affixed into a weapon's amount. Anything less than three people will not buy. Together with three augments you can get around 100 to a single attack stat onto your piece of equipment.
Thanks for putting this together! I knew I needed to begin reading guides to understand the sport for a newcomer, but I chose to just play it raw (am just a filthy casual player). Now I can start reading up as I slowly approach the match that is late. Enjoy it!
You know there's something wrong when a game requires a whole lot of external resources to know even the basics. Along with the"9 years old sport" narrative doesn't work anymore, since in pso2 buying meseta those years there were well explained and identically complicated games. Thank you so much for this guide, maybe not all heroes wear capes.
Hey man ty for putting this together, I have a question, recently I have my stock almost filled with 7+stars weapons, I attempt to maintain what's (in my limited experience) good affixes.
My query is, there is something or a manual which can help me place a cost on those items?
I tried using the ingame instrument but nearly all the time there is a big gap between costs and I am rather lost, I've seen 4 celebrity weapons sell for 100k+ meseta and also the very same affixes on a higher rarity weapon sell for way less than that.
I dont even have a method of providing costs than checking against weapons using the exact augments other to you. Perhaps you're missing the affix urge? Weapons with the augments but more augments slots are worth more and vice versa. You can even make a fantastic amount of money just from increasing the slots on good augments.
For affixing augments, rarity does not matter. In general you want to search the augment and see exactly what they're searching for. So people are more valuable, people today really like to minute max attack stats. You also need to take into account reinforces affixed into a weapon's amount. Anything less than three people will not buy. Together with three augments you can get around 100 to a single attack stat onto your piece of equipment.
Thanks for putting this together! I knew I needed to begin reading guides to understand the sport for a newcomer, but I chose to just play it raw (am just a filthy casual player). Now I can start reading up as I slowly approach the match that is late. Enjoy it!
You know there's something wrong when a game requires a whole lot of external resources to know even the basics. Along with the"9 years old sport" narrative doesn't work anymore, since in pso2 buying meseta those years there were well explained and identically complicated games. Thank you so much for this guide, maybe not all heroes wear capes.
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