what sword to perfect?
during 8th anniversary event i made a +7 flame tongue 2h sword (one of the level 123 weapons), so it's 156 attack. i stopped once i heard of the new 50% scrolls, and beat myself over the number of clean slates i wasted because of all the failed slots that the 20% scrolls gave.
i still have 1 slot to slate, and haven't hammered yet. i also have a few other clean slates and some leaves to buy more, and will have coins to buy 50%s. is it worth perfecting the level 123 sword, or should I start over on a new one (may or may not have enough clean slates to finish) with 50% scrolls?
originally, i chose the level 123 sword because it was the only thing i could find at a reasonable price in the free market; clean fafnir, loveless, and empress 2h swords were rare, and when i did come across one, extremely overpriced. the level 123 sword was also tradeable. but did i make the right choice?
maybe spending an extra billion and dealing with untradeable is worth the extra 16/26 attack on empress/loveless. and i don't know how much the japanese 2h sword is worth but it's 36 attack more, but even harder to trade as it's untradeable (psok needed) to begin with. is it still better to perfect one of those weapons?
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does anyone know how much a broa japanese, empress, or loveless 2h sword is worth and who sells them?
[quote=cluo40]With medium funding, it's best to perfect an empress 2h because you can use it for the set effect.[/quote]
nah you need 2 out of 3 for the 6 item set effect that has damage to bosses and wep atk: weapon, shoulder, cape. all three of them are expensive for warriors. thieves' capes are cheap so they only have to worry about getting baselard or shoulder. but i don't think i'll come close to affording everything. i don't have warrior empress now and i heard that it's even harder to do emp after unleashed so prices probably inflated. i did already notice an absence of empress armor in fm.
With medium funding, it's best to perfect an empress 2h because you can use it for the set effect.