Latent Abilities

[untrustful]

I'm mainly curious about Lambda Aristin's latent ability (if it has one), but has anyone got other weapons with other latent abilities?

[Bellion]

http://pso2.swiki.jp/index.php?潜在能力メモ

[untrustful]

Cool thx.

[Zyrusticae]

LOL, none of my weapons have a latent ability?!

Good grief. There goes my hope for reasons to stick with lower-tier weapons.

[jooozek]

Seems like they decided what (if at all) goes on what by throwing dice.

[Crysteon]

It's sort of a bummer to find that weapons like Stag and Digg Pillar dont have a latent ability. Perhaps Sega has an intention to give people a reason to use weaker weapons....I dunno, it's pretty dumb imo, lol.

[Alenoir]

All weapons that's based off enemies doesn't seem to have anything right now. Weapons in the same series seem to all have the same abilities.

[Z-0]

I wonder if 7% JA damage makes Lambda Garland better than Demonic Fork... I'd test but the money that would have to go into that Lambda Garland, lol.

Lambda Fairnote is definitely better than all the 10* D-Sabers now though, considering you can grind it to 50 element (although they're really expensive, lol) easier than a 10 star, and it has +7% JA bonus upon grinding it 3 times.

[Drifting Fable]

nutin for those sacred dusters :<

Why Sega, why?

[gigawuts]

I wonder if 7% JA damage makes Lambda Garland better than Demonic Fork... I'd test but the money that would have to go into that Lambda Garland, lol.

Lambda Fairnote is definitely better than all the 10* D-Sabers now though, considering you can grind it to 50 element (although they're really expensive, lol) easier than a 10 star, and it has +7% JA bonus upon grinding it 3 times.

The funniest thing is...I really, really doubt it. But I don't really think it's supposed to.

They're testing the system to see if players think it's fair, I guess. Which with these bonuses nobody will ever think that. Where are you seeing 7% by the way? I see up to 5% on the garland at level 3. Level 3, as in get it to +10 3 times for 5 fucking percent.

However, if these bonuses are extended to recolors, which I imagine they will be, then they'll kick into useful territory what with lambda garlands with 5% extra damage approaching or surpassing 10* damage. It will also be quite costly. I'd say this is a good thing myself, 9*'s comparing to 10*'s, but I wouldn't say the "price" system is even remotely fair. But, assuming everything is magically fair and not BS in the end, and weapons are given more than a measely few percent bonuses so they have real utility, we're on to something here. The 10*'s should be the weapons with extra abilities, not merely extra damage.

What made this good on paper was that it was more than just a mediocre damage bonus for a bunch of weapons, with one resulting in the best damage and so being the only one anyone cares about. Something like the frozen tuna could've had an innate Chase Bind bonus of maybe 20%. This would be fantastic on a hu/fi to raise the chance further or just a nice perk for a hu/anything. Something like 5% JA for +10ing it three times? No. Just get a weapon with more damage. It will be way, way, way fucking less than the cost of +10ing it three times.

At least they're going to try to stabilize grinder supply by giving pretty much everyone 99 of the things. That'll definitely even out (lol).

I still think all weapons should automatically have level 1 unlocked, and guaranteed affixes (e.g. freeze II on maisen, spirita II on double saber legacy) should be part of that innate ability.

It's always been a successful system to have lower level weapons capable of higher max damage output under certain conditions or non-financial sacrifices (charge included, meseta was never a real sacrifice - they should've been choking down PD's), while the higher level weapons have superior base stats but utility specials such as freeze instead of extra offense. Musashi/Yamato/Asuka are the best example of this, with Berserk/Freeze/Burn specials in that order.