View Full Version : Avoidance or Mitigation?
RyudoAnta
11-04-2005, 04:34 AM
<DIV>Between the two, which one would be more important to a Monk? I'm asking this because I noticed that equiping cloth shoulders the other day increased my Avoidance, after this I assumed that the lighter the armor the higher the Avoidance (I'm fairly new to the game) so I was thinking if Avoidance if a Monk's primary defense, wouldn't cloth armor be ideal? Or would it be better to just keep on Leather and have it more balanced between the two?</DIV>
zabor
11-04-2005, 04:55 AM
Our avoidance is high enough. Mitigation is much more important for us i think.
x0rtrun
11-04-2005, 06:14 AM
I'd be interested to see some parses of damage taken between a monk in rare light armour and rare very light armour. I wonder how much the extra avoidance would offset the loss of mitigation. I don't think it would be a viable option for any monk, but it would be interesting to see none the less. <div></div>
genoli2
11-04-2005, 01:55 PM
<P>Avoidance: You chance to avoid attack from the front and Rear of you. You will still take damage from mobs behind you.</P> <P>Mitigation: Your Ability to absorb damage taken from the blow that comes through your avoidance.</P> <P> </P> <P>In my eyes, Mitigation is best, If your fighting many enemies at a time. If only 1 or 2 mobs infront of you, go for the Avoidance.</P>
stfields
11-04-2005, 08:32 PM
Mitigation is what counts. Our base avoidance just by simply being a monk is good enough. The increases to mitigation go much further than anything avoidance will do. If you need avoidance, put up your defensive stance. It takes a ton of agi to make a raise your avoidance by any appreciable amount.
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