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Originally Posted by Vilk
Some points about rage and how you underestimate it: - With a warrior you can easily fill up your rage level at each turn. That means that you use a rage skill at each turn, that means that rage is far to be a detail.
- If you start at 40 and don't increase it during level up it won't increase much. With luck you'll reach 60 but not more.
- A rage of 40/60 is a largely too low rage level, at least for a fighter. An example, Black Hole can damage: 1100-1500 with a rest of 2 but requires rage from 100 to 80. Use it always could not be the best choice but in many case it is very handy, particularly when opponents has many packs. Let say 8 pack, that's 12000 damages you do with no counter attack and you could do it every two turns... as soon as you get enough rage.
- Another example, Soul Draining can kill 50% units of a pack with the cost of 70 to 90 rage, that can be a huge damage if the pack is big.
- One more example, Ice Orb is a terribly good unit that attract enemy attacks, but the stronger it is the longer it last and at end it costs 60 rage.
- With a fighter and right rage skills, during some turn you can increase your rage of 40 if not more, that's a lot of rage lost with a low rage.
So first point, no, 40/60 rage is far to be ok and is terribly too low. Ok that's more true with a fighter.
Second point, about potions: - You don't have enough potion to start with a rage at beginning of each fight, but by chaining fights from a high rage level base you do that much more often. And you can do that only with a high rage.
- As far I know you can't use a potion during a fight and when you get rage increase above a low maximum it's pure rage lost for the fight.
- Rage potion only increase rage to 30, that's a bit low.
Third point is your rage level lower between two fights: - With a high rage you can start with a much higher rage level and that point only can helps a lot.
- That's even more true that it's often easy to finish a fight against only one weak unit you let hit your unit in vain but to max your rage level at end of the fight. If you rage max is high that adds a lot if it is low that doesn't add much.
Last point, about the +3.3%. It's far to be that simple because it depends of the ratio attack/defense and there's a max for the bonus you get from it. I haven't studied closely the subject but from few post I read about it, the 3.3% was far to bas that simple. |
i don't know how u do it by i get max RAGE everyfight
inquisitors are key ^^
and furthermore i get more rage than 40/60 but before elven lands it's just ok
never had any troubles with it
in elven land higher rage is prefered but then i use items if my rage isn't already high enough
ATTACK>RAGE big time ^^