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[PDF]

Originally posted by Pocus:
perhaps some of us should take the burden of putting up a mod which alters by some points nearly all non-area evocation spells?

I'm unsure I can take the gauntlet though...

Wouldn't it be easier to improve precision of Fire mages (Abysians & Marignon) ?
As long as noone has a detailed documentation of how Precision really works, it has to be a test&guess method, not very satisfactory

[Pocus]

Originally posted by PDF:

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Originally posted by Pocus:
perhaps some of us should take the burden of putting up a mod which alters by some points nearly all non-area evocation spells?

I'm unsure I can take the gauntlet though...

Wouldn't it be easier to improve precision of Fire mages (Abysians & Marignon) ?
As long as noone has a detailed documentation of how Precision really works, it has to be a test&guess method, not very satisfactory

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As we notice a significant increase in precision when you goes from 0 to 4 (for example) then I think that a general +2 for combat spells would be ok.

As for the question : tweaking spells or tweaking mages, I think its better to tweak spells : Because you would need to tweak every mages of all nations, including independants or found by site. Also it ask to tweak mages from new mods. Where as a spell tweak pack as a stand alone would be much easier to maintain, and activate/deactivate.

[Pocus]

PDF if you are interested, we can make that a joint project. You make the mod file, and I make an executable that allows the modification of the precision boost. For example you would set the boost to +1 with the executable, and it would change to this value all #precision (or whatever) tag in the your file.

There is perhaps 50 spells to mod, the burden of the work is to identify all spells which use precision < 100

[PDF]

Originally posted by Pocus:
PDF if you are interested, we can make that a joint project. You make the mod file, and I make an executable that allows the modification of the precision boost. For example you would set the boost to +1 with the executable, and it would change to this value all #precision (or whatever) tag in the your file.

There is perhaps 50 spells to mod, the burden of the work is to identify all spells which use precision < 100

The JV is a good idea, but I could manage this more easily with just an Excel spreadsheet
Who's starting and making the spell list ? I'm sure you're more qualified for that than I am, you've played Abysia in 256,881 MP games already, I've just played Ulm once !

[Pocus]

thats simple, just check all battle spells if they have a precision.
It was a suggestion, if you feel its too much of an hassle, then no worries.