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Exactly, this video is too old now

I swapped to xbow/dagger on hyperserver so I don't think. I recommend TheWhelps for updated bow/staff builds

Lb/dagger is definitely easier to play and survive in PVP, but I like the staff passives and the AOE spells. We die often with this build but it can deal tons of damage

Hey :) You can bleed with the passive skill doing thorn damage to monsters that attack you. Also, you can assign leap to your 2H sword, it'll make monsters bleed thanks to the 2h sword expertise

I thought Raziel already closed down ?

@@YuniKR64 No, it's not .. :(

Yeah I'll stay on D4 for at least 2 weeks then back to TL or something else

Thanks but that was supposed to show my lack of skills with the dodge fail counter 😅

@@YuniKR64 I see :) , well for me you are hundred levels above my skills, so for me it showed great skills !

they are not worthy of this

Yes, I was LBow/XBow before. In a previous version of the game, XBow and LBow were the only weapons able to get range heavy attack / range hit / range crit on traits. Now and for global release, every weapon and gear can get the same heavy/hit/crit traits. Additionally, staff was quite weak at KR release and it now has juicy passive skills that combines well with LBow

Totally if you want to play more DPS and less healer. Target the miracle chest in priority. Be aware that it's tricky to play compared with full support wand/bow wand/staff wand/sns

Seems pve

I would say Toublek but I didn't get to test it. Tevent longbow is the best

In theory, only the passive of the main equipped weapon is activated

does this mean that when you hit with a staff, does the passive work with a staff weapon?@@YuniKR64

I live in Korea

@@YuniKR64 oh damn, lucky guy! if i transfer you the money would you top up for me hahaha

@HTutorials1 no sorry, there's some account sellers who does that but I don't

Hi yes, the range works even with bow main

Thanks :D And yeah, the quest blue item are good enough. Remember to always get a blue to +9 before transfer to purple. And many blue with full traits are better than purple items

Nock deals more damage with range. Sniper senses passive gives critical damage with range

Thanks for the feedback :D

never

L/D is also excellent. More survivability in pvp, way better in 1v1 pvp, more mobile, but less dps

Both are fine until you get your dungeon Epic crossbow

I switched myself to Longbow Staff after the update and made a guide on it ;)

Thanks for the feedback :)

Yeah, this video is from a month and 1 week ago

I'll cover it after the crit/hit/heavy update

I didn't cover it since a lot will change with next update, but getting 2 reaper set pieces is a good solid start. Leather doesn't matter, you can wear iron, especially the iron purple resistance boots.

It is for now but we expect that staff and daggers might be better when next updates drop. With hit crit heavy fusion

Yes the single target burst is far better but there's a long CD behind it. A lot will change with the future update that will fusion all hit/crit/heavy stats

You must have a misunderstanding. Range hit chance makes you miss less and counter evasion. Go to any dungeon or world boss with less hit chance and you will directly see the difference.

​@@YuniKR64 Go and see what it says, it says for normal attacks, normal attacks are attacks that are not crit, that's what a normal attack is in this game. I've tested a bunch of dif hit numbers and hardly notice any difference since I'm mostly doing crits all the time. If you have a bad crit rate sure, it would be worth it otherwise its not.

Be careful with the English translation in the game, the tooltips are sometimes inaccurate or directly wrong. Go and try it on a world boss, a tank or a dungeon and it will be more clear for you

@@YuniKR64 Just trying to help out. I don't play the english version. I have tested it and so have my guild mates. Evasion is to counter normal attacks. "hit" is for normal attacks (not crits) so the more crits you do the less important the "hit" stat becomes. At the end of the day "hit" only applies to normal non critical attacks. This has also further been proven online in discord somewhere I had seen last week. My crits hit pretty much every time so would be no point in me putting points into "hit" (I just have base 150) and i get hardly any misses since I usually always get crits. The evasion stat wouldn't really matter to me as i'm hitting crits so endurance is the counter. The only time "hit" is useful is if the NPC or PvP player is stacking up with big endurance numbers and you were missing a big number of crits because then "hit" would matter so your normal non crit hits land. I have not come across that yet with 500 hours in. And yes you are right in that scenario evasion would also matter, but if you are critting much more, then it wouldn't. "hit" only matter if you have a low crit rate and if you are hitting crits the "hit" mechanic is not even getting used at all since its for normal attacks and those are non critical attacks. If you don't crit because of endurance and it was evaded then yea it would count as a normal hit then evasion would come into play and would lower the hit chance. This is why when you first start the game you get a lot of misses on some NPC because you don't have a high crit rate yet, once you get a higher crit rates the misses pretty much go away. I suppose in PvP "hit" would be good as players stack up on endurance since if the crit was evaded it would be a normal hit. Edit: I just did a test both on a guild mate and NPCs to double check and what I've said above is correct. I took my crit rate to nearly base and I was getting loads of misses (on the non crit attacks) I then put my crit rate back to what I had and was getting hardly any misses (because I landing more crits) I then put my crit back to nearly base and cranked my "hit" up and I was landing less crits but getting less missed normal shots because my "hit" stats were higher. I also tried what's above with a guild mate based on Endurence More endurance he has more misses i was getting because I was getting less crits becoming normal attacks instead. So "hit" only matters if you have a really low crit rate or your crits are getting evaded due to endurance then making it a normal attack. My conclusion is if you have high crit stats you can have much much lower "hit" states and if you have low crit stats you should have much higher "hit" stats. Another way to look at it is if you hit 50% of your crits and you have 40% "hit" chance that means 50% of the crits you don't land become a normal attack and have a 40% chance of missing. And from a protection point of view in say PvP. If I know I mainly come across melee guys I would put some points into melee endurance and and some into Evasion so when a crit is evaded there is a chance that the normal hit instead is missed. That would work good against Melee since they have multiple slashing and quick attacks. Where on the other hand if you are trying to get protection from ranged you would not need as much into evasion because they don't have a lot of quick attacks rather one big ones.