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Could someone please translate that chart? Why is it worse to be trained in brig and wearing chain mail than to be trained in brig and wearing a chain hauberk? I don't understand any of this. [[User:GEHAYI|GEHAYI]] ([[User talk:GEHAYI|talk]]) 16:05, 19 February 2020 (CST) |
Could someone please translate that chart? Why is it worse to be trained in brig and wearing chain mail than to be trained in brig and wearing a chain hauberk? I don't understand any of this. [[User:GEHAYI|GEHAYI]] ([[User talk:GEHAYI|talk]]) 16:05, 19 February 2020 (CST) |
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:How I read it is that, taking Double Leather as an example... if you're wearing Double Leather, and are trained for Double Leather (8 ranks of AU), you'll have the normal CvA of 12. However, if you happen to up your AU training to that of something like Brigandine (30 ranks) and still wear your Double Leather, with Light Armor Mastery, you'll now have an effective CvA of 9. With even more AU training, say the 80 ranks needed for MPB, while still wearing your Double Leather, you'd have an effective CvA of 3. Pretty much, the more Armor Use training you have, with AsG's less than what you're trained for, you get better CvA's. If this doesn't help, let me know, please! [[User:CLTIDBALL|CLTIDBALL]] ([[User talk:CLTIDBALL|talk]]) 18:34, 19 February 2020 (CST) |
:How I read it is that, taking Double Leather as an example... if you're wearing Double Leather, and are trained for Double Leather (8 ranks of AU), you'll have the normal CvA of 12. However, if you happen to up your AU training to that of something like Brigandine (30 ranks) and still wear your Double Leather, with Light Armor Mastery, you'll now have an effective CvA of 9. With even more AU training, say the 80 ranks needed for MPB, while still wearing your Double Leather, you'd have an effective CvA of 3. Pretty much, the more Armor Use training you have, with AsG's less than what you're trained for, you get better CvA's. If this doesn't help, let me know, please! [[User:CLTIDBALL|CLTIDBALL]] ([[User talk:CLTIDBALL|talk]]) 18:34, 19 February 2020 (CST) |
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I reverted WINTERDAWN's statement on the wiki page. The statement was as follows: "[DISCLAIMER: The information on this table is not entirely correct. To see an example of it being incorrect look at the robe CvA for 80 ranks of armor. Is it 3 or -1? (it's -1 in game)]". [[User:WINTERDAWN|WINTERDAWN]] - Please follow up on that question here on the discussion page, on the official forums, or in the official Discord. Thank you! [[User:MOD-GSMOTTE|MOD-GSMOTTE]] ([[User talk:MOD-GSMOTTE|talk]]) 20:15, 26 July 2020 (CDT) |
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Could someone please translate that chart? Why is it worse to be trained in brig and wearing chain mail than to be trained in brig and wearing a chain hauberk? I don't understand any of this. GEHAYI (talk) 16:05, 19 February 2020 (CST)
- How I read it is that, taking Double Leather as an example... if you're wearing Double Leather, and are trained for Double Leather (8 ranks of AU), you'll have the normal CvA of 12. However, if you happen to up your AU training to that of something like Brigandine (30 ranks) and still wear your Double Leather, with Light Armor Mastery, you'll now have an effective CvA of 9. With even more AU training, say the 80 ranks needed for MPB, while still wearing your Double Leather, you'd have an effective CvA of 3. Pretty much, the more Armor Use training you have, with AsG's less than what you're trained for, you get better CvA's. If this doesn't help, let me know, please! CLTIDBALL (talk) 18:34, 19 February 2020 (CST)
I reverted WINTERDAWN's statement on the wiki page. The statement was as follows: "[DISCLAIMER: The information on this table is not entirely correct. To see an example of it being incorrect look at the robe CvA for 80 ranks of armor. Is it 3 or -1? (it's -1 in game)]". WINTERDAWN - Please follow up on that question here on the discussion page, on the official forums, or in the official Discord. Thank you! MOD-GSMOTTE (talk) 20:15, 26 July 2020 (CDT)