Woodworking High Air Damage, High Reflection = Strati Replica Without Ws

Okay, After a bit of grinding, and a bit of research, I managed to make a pretty good recipe for a great air dmg bow.
Here you go.
(Enhanced Physics Microchip = EPM
Pride of the Heights = PotH
T6 Air = A6
Luxroot cutting = LC)
Layout goes something like this:
[A6][A6]
[PotH ][EPM]
[LC][Anything]
The result is high reflection, air damage and/or durability.

 

The whole point oft strati is walkspeed sooooo...

What I'm trying to say is, if it has no walkspeed it isn't really a strati substitute

 

Actually, Walk speed isn't everything on strati, you mainly need damage, while I find walkspeed to be a distracting fact due to how fun it is to run around the map within 5 minutes. But I made this without the walkspeed due to the fact that 90+ ws is impossible on a crafted bow, unless it was made separate from this one.

 

By that logic you could call any air bow with high damage a strati substitute

 

Okay, I SPECIFICALLY designed this to be a Strati replica that replicates the DAMAGE, not the WALKSPEED. Strati is uncraftable due to the insane walkspeed, the max is like 70% for most crafted items, even then, it would still be impossible to replicate.
I used the EPMS because an air build may be designed to not get hit, but the player has to have a way to not die in one hit.
Also, as the minimum level to craft this is 95, it is also available earlier in the game then strati is, which level 99 is needed to use that behemoth.

 

I'm not saying it's bad, but it should have at least a bit walkspeed, or how about:
Spring without mana regen
Apoc without lifesteal
Warp without walkspeed
Grim without lifesteal
etc

 

As I said before, Walkspeed is not NEEDED in order for Strati to exist, and this is Purely the first recipe I have made for this. And I know it is flawed, which is why one slot is left open for whatever you want to add. Also, Fixed the title and main post.

 

Just call it high damage air bow, doesn't have anything to do with Strati. Strati existed for walkspeed, the damage is inherent from it being a mythic.

This recipe can also be used for a wand, so is this also a Warp replica? Not exactly how the word replica means.

You have 3 powder slots for the crafted weapon, which should be used instead of the ingredient slots.

 

Actually, the 2 T6 airs don't consume powder slots, yet they consume the neutral damage, or atleast, most of it xD

 

Yes, so using your recipe, you get a crafted bow with 3 empty slots in which only 1 can be used for powder since the max powder count is 3 in the future. Use the ingredient slots for more durability, walk speed or spell damage or else you will just waste the 2 leftover powder slots.

 

That "max powder count is 3 in the future" is pure speculation, the patch has yet to be released, therefore, you are wrong about it being a bad idea to use ingredient slots.

 

actually, converting using the air powders while crafting probably isn't a horrible idea. if it's the way explained above, you could have a6 a6 a6 w6 w6 with curse, which is nice. also, the max 3 powder count could only apply when you craft the actual weapon, otherwise they may as well remove powders as an ingredient. and i don't think it's confirmed yet either.

 

You do realize the most realistic patch would be durability and sp requirements added to powders? This will not affect powder slots at all. When people say you can use up to 3 powders on an item they mean that 4 powders would be too high of requirements and too low of durability to be viable. Therefore, he can use both air powders and all three of his powder slots.

 

Only powders that used as ingredients will give req and durability, they also don't take up slots. The recommended max amount of powder used (if you choosed to use it) is 2 T6 powders so the reqs wont be too high and you still have an abundance of durability left. You can still use the 3 default powder slots left after crafting freely without adding any extra durability or cost. So his recipe can have 5 T6 powders worth of Air powder gaming at the end of finishing the whole thing, coz 2 from ingredients, 3 from powder slots.

Also, there is no hard cap of max how many powders you can use, you can put 6 t1 powders if that somehow works out for you, the higher tier your powder is, the higher the cost, and the harder it is for you to use it worthwhile, as simple as that.

 

Due to how close I came to starting a Flame war, I am requesting this thread to be closed/locked.

 

I get the feeling T6 powders are going to have a req of 45, and a durability in the range of -80

 

Locking on OPs request. Let a mod know or report this post if you want it unlocking