Blizzard sorc VS Lighting sorc
Chilling vs Sparking
Until now it seems Blizzard is much more popular compared to CL/Lighting sorc. My question is... WHY?
A pure light sorc can match a blizzy on almost every aspect although our main focus is killing power:
Say you can reach slvl40 and rich enough to afford Death Fathom, N'Veil and perfect facet: ( rough calculation, i'm n00b
)
[7500 + (50%*7500) ] x 3 (*CM)
11,000 x 3 = 33,000
*CM = cold mastery
the 50% are from DF & NV + facet
While lit sorc:
Equiping perfect griffon, ormus, cresent moon RW 1h, lidless, +2 FCR ammy, 2x SoJ, arachnid, magefist, perfect facet [lower resist wand slvl 3 (-41%) on switch]
Reaching about slvl 37
25,000 + (25,000*100%) = 6 - 50,000 / 12fps (120% fcr)
real damage (average) is divided by 2 = 25,000 / 12fps
the 100% are from griffon, RW, facet + swith on the lower resist wand
other assumption: both inventory is full of skillers
Now which one is stronger? note that blizzard have casting delay.
Credits: Lorax & Soepgroente for some info from their guide.
edit: going to sleep now, thanks and see you tomorrow guys
Chilling vs Sparking
Until now it seems Blizzard is much more popular compared to CL/Lighting sorc. My question is... WHY?
A pure light sorc can match a blizzy on almost every aspect although our main focus is killing power:
Say you can reach slvl40 and rich enough to afford Death Fathom, N'Veil and perfect facet: ( rough calculation, i'm n00b
[7500 + (50%*7500) ] x 3 (*CM)
11,000 x 3 = 33,000
*CM = cold mastery
the 50% are from DF & NV + facet
While lit sorc:
Equiping perfect griffon, ormus, cresent moon RW 1h, lidless, +2 FCR ammy, 2x SoJ, arachnid, magefist, perfect facet [lower resist wand slvl 3 (-41%) on switch]
Reaching about slvl 37
25,000 + (25,000*100%) = 6 - 50,000 / 12fps (120% fcr)
real damage (average) is divided by 2 = 25,000 / 12fps
the 100% are from griffon, RW, facet + swith on the lower resist wand
other assumption: both inventory is full of skillers
Now which one is stronger? note that blizzard have casting delay.
Credits: Lorax & Soepgroente for some info from their guide.
edit: going to sleep now, thanks and see you tomorrow guys