Yes I know that SP potions are free from rewards but am I the only one having a problem with my SP consumption in my SW1 > Pelt > Hop > Cata3? The Rush eats so much SP and hence the reason why I don’t use it that much.
Are other other people around having the same problem and is there other workaround other than spamming sp potions? I am not sure if investing in SPR is a good choice.
Yes many on cleric classes spam sp pots. Another option? make friends with a diev or kabbalist.
in general no. But there is research showing it has some effects vs magic by providing resist, its a good read you should take a look. If your a pvp player it might interest you.
I am not sure if you are referring to the thread I have read a while ago. It is indeed a good research but it needs an ample amount of SPR to see the difference and I was thinking, maybe CON is better. I want more SPR reasearch actually.
Thanks for the input!
Rush lv5 will consume 298 sp. Its something like 26sp per sec (round numbers).
Yea and I have like only 1k SP. I thought about adding at least 20ish~ SPR but was thinking maybe it will only be a waste.
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Rush lv5 will consume 298 sp. Its something like 26sp per sec (round numbers).
[/quote]Actually it uses 40 SP/sec at level 5. And you need to cast pain barrier before that since a slight nudge from the mob will cancel it.
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Yea and I have like only 1k SP. I thought about adding at least 20ish~ SPR but was thinking maybe it will only be a waste.
[/quote]Don’t, SPR is a waste, unless you are a rodelero focus heavily in PvP (both aren’t popular at the moment)
Simple solution is to use lv5 or lv10 mana pot, plus some head gears with SP recovery.
You will still have down time, but it’s much more bearable
Just buy and use SP pots.
does not need to have pain barrier if hit with normal hits
only knocback and cc can stop RUSh
Most level 180+ maps have mobs that can flinch you and stop rush
I wont risked it. I usually cast pain to make sure.