I would like to know how SA mizer works exactly. I know that Mizer recudes the amount of SS spent in a bow from 0 to 4. But... in which way?
I mean, Mizer is a random ability? Each shot can spend a differnent number of SS? For example, now 8, now 7, now 6, now 7.
Or in other way, Mizer reduces exaclty the same amount of SS each time (depending on the bow). If this is the correct answer... then... how may SS is reduced in this differents bows?
Noble Elven Bow (8 ss)
Akat (9 ss)
Eminence (10 ss)
the number of SS consumed by the bow when the SA is on the bow is determined at the time of creation.
i.e. when you put the SA mizer on the bow, a number is randomly chosen to be used as the number of SS the bow consumes.
when the SA is in effect, the use of SS is always the same, it never fluctuates.
and you have a 30% chance to get a 4 ss consuming Emi, other than that it can be anything from 5 to 10 SS depending on the random number that was generated.
What? :eek: So if you're not happy with the number that was generated, you just take the SA off, and put it on again with a new SA crystal, and hope for better luck this time? ...
That's a bit hard to believe.. You absolutely sure about this?
What? :eek: So if you're not happy with the number that was generated, you just take the SA off, and put it on again with a new SA crystal, and hope for better luck this time? ...
That's a bit hard to believe.. You absolutely sure about this?
It costs what? 1 Million to add an SA on a C grade weapon? If you had to change this a couple times and blew a few mil, that would be like TONS of ss you'd have to burn to make that back. It would have to be somewhere around 120,000 ss used as the difference between the ss utilized and saved [120k - (x-4)].... When 120k reaches Zero you make the B/E analysis.... Assuming you got it on the second try.
mizer bows dont sell too often but you wont find two 4ss consuming mizer Emi's on a regular basis; most go to 6 ss, some go to 5 few go to 4 but never usually above 8 after SA.
and i have seen a few emi (and other )mizer bows because (if youll pardon the pun) they were too cheap to get cheapshot.