Guide Ranking Mythics Properly

While true, that sort of proves the point.

 

Exactly my point. Cybel does massive damage already. If you're amplifying its damage further, that won't help. That's the downside. Though we don't know all of its stats, I'd say that's not accurate. Even other bosses that use elemental damage have far higher base attack.

 

How far are you on the rest of the mythics?

 

uhhhhhhhhhhh
soon^tm coding the calculator still ;-; *shameless plug*

 

what do you mean coding the calculator? Like a ranking chart on an excel sheet?

 

https://forums.wynncraft.com/thread...m-stat-probability-guide-a-calculator.222561/

 

Oh that one...

 

ouch

 

Bows Added *Bump*

 

Thank you :3

 

I got confused when Ignis was a 'D' but was above the 'A's

Also you never mentioned Spring's insane -Thunder Dmg. RIP arrow storm

 

If you're actually using arrow storm for damage, you're doing it wrong. Bomb, Escape, Shield, rinse and repeat. Regardless of thunder damage, it's still fantastic. If you want more damage, Spring has an STR req for a reason.

 

pure and Az

 

are?

 

trash.

 

I still have no idea why they would add mythics below level 75. They are so stupidly rare that most players would never get them before they would level up anyway. Never mind the glaring fact that they get outpaced by legendaries anyway in the endgame.

 

Spring above Freedom :thinking:

 

Spring is more flexible. Archers need high intel for spells anyways. (melee archer is bad, sorry @Madkurre painmaker is okay) Rainbow and high intel is harder to get than just high intel. Even my LI solo freedom build was only leaving 5 or 6 free SPs with lots of varying SP slap items.

 

Flexible maybe, but is it better?
What is the parameters for ranking here? Is it flexibility, viability, cost, damage, etc.? If its all of them, then how are they prioritized?
In general, Freedom is way BETTER than spring in terms of damage, survivability, and viability, but spring might be EASIER to use and require less sp and cost.

 

I don't think it's fair to ignore the element defenses on Ignis. Consider that it has a whopping 100% fire defense; that's literally doubling your fire defense, and 20%-30% in other ones isn't too shabby either. Plus, since it has only an 80 defense requirement, it's very easy to utilize and throw into not-necessarily-pure-fire builds.