Pdr for training
I just cubed my knuckle from 8% crit to 30% PDR. Does PDR have a noticeable effect when I kill regular monsters to train? Or is it just noticeable when I kill some bosses?
January 8, 2015
Pdr for training
I just cubed my knuckle from 8% crit to 30% PDR. Does PDR have a noticeable effect when I kill regular monsters to train? Or is it just noticeable when I kill some bosses?
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@MuffinsINC: This is Nexon we're talking about though, their idea of challenge is more PDR, DR and insta deaths.
It's good for mid to late game bosses like Magnus, Empress, I think Pink Bean, etc..
[quote=AntiSenpai]Really? I think it's smart to have bosses that require more funds or team work, if it was all just like Zakum with no PDR needed then there would be way less of a challenge.[/quote]
What does PDR add to the challenge other than another arbitrary barrier to beat it? It's artificial difficulty at its finest and an incredibly stupid way to make a boss "difficult".
You can add challenge to a boss without making them require tons of damage or funds to defeat. Avoiding artificial difficulty is kind of the premise of good boss design actually.
@AntiSenpai: It's too much of a challenge already. At the very least, I don't need PDR on my weapons so long as I do the work that needs to be done to get enough PDR. Set effects, leafre set, job skills.
[quote=boredtodeath555]Boss. Pretty stupid how we need PDR for bosses if you ask me. Though I think you also need PDR for second drill hall and whatever.[/quote]
Really? I think it's smart to have bosses that require more funds or team work, if it was all just like Zakum with no PDR needed then there would be way less of a challenge.
Boss. Pretty stupid how we need PDR for bosses if you ask me. Though I think you also need PDR for second drill hall and whatever.
its good for bossing