What does quickness actually do for a caster ?

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Stekkerdoos

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Really, since dexterity decreases your casttime, what does quickness do then ? i would really like to know.

thank you
 
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SilverHood

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decreases your swing time of your staff

really
 
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Stekkerdoos

Guest
hmm better get my quickness up then, and i will be a lean mean killing machine!
 
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Murcalumis

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As far as I know, with any spell it perhaps unsurpsingly quickens the cast time (and that might be why they called it quickcast!) to 2 seconds. It is also impossible to interupt.
 
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Tenko

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As far as I know, with any spell it perhaps unsurpsingly quickens the cast time (and that might be why they called it quickcast!) to 2 seconds. It is also impossible to interupt.

Should I say it? Why not :)

He said:

Quickness (the stat) not Quickcast (the skill)
 
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Gekul

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And it's a casters tertiary stat :/

So casters can swing their staffs a little quicker when they want them to proc I suppose ;)
 
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Murcalumis

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Originally posted by Tenko


Should I say it? Why not :)

He said:

Quickness (the stat) not Quickcast (the skill)

Whoops! Silly me. Just ignore me, in that case.
 
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Stekkerdoos

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so as a conclusion we can say: "Caster, don't touch quickness, use the points for somehting usefull :p "
 
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Generic Poster

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When you're swining your stick and want to start casting again, there's a short delay which I believe is related to the 'spd' of your staff. I suspect QUI reduces this delay also.

In that sense, it's usefull for Friars who want to pull back and heal. And for silly caster-tanks, who insist their staff does more damage then their nukes.
 
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liste

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actually, im fairly sure the delay is pretty much constant
 
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SilverHood

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course its constant.. not like your quickness varies a great deal between swings
 
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Sarnat

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LOL @ Liste and Silverhood ;D

Yep qui affects your melee swing speed... isn't it great for mages? =D
 

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