Talk:Perfect
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I suggest that we add a table herein that lists each of the upgrade components and their "perfect" score. This information is available elsewhere, but our Guild Wars Wiki:Formatting/Unique items suggest that the description of the upgrade contain the Perfect tag without a description, and I agree that it looks cleaner.
Example:
is cleaner than
Consequently, a user would currently have to click on Perfect, find out that the information is not their, then back up and looking down trees and hope that he notices the +20..30 notation, and gathers that perfect means +30.
Thoughts? --Rohar (talk|contribs) 13:27, 30 March 2007 (EDT)
[edit] Deleting
Delete this page please, For some people a 15^50, req9 +30 ain't perfect -- The Warrior Of Timi 09:48, 23 February 2008 (UTC)
[edit] So..
I have a perfect elemental sword, wtihout any mods. What are the ones to get to consider it "perfect"? Someone told me the Strength and Honor inscription and fortitude grip, but what else?
- If it doesn't have any mods, it should either have 15^50 as an inherent bonus and nothing else besides a perfect requirement, or a blank inscription with a perfect requirement and nothing else. Otherwise it would have to have mods on it. Silavor
10:47, 17 August 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Buffing up
I've added a table here that lists the upgrade types as well as their perfect bonus. Initially I've added what the bonus is (like fortitude is + health) just to be more clear, but that information is largely elsewhere and I'm not sure someone clicking the perfect links will want to know what a fortitude mod does...as they're likely wiki'ing after getting a Weapon of Fortitude and wondering if it's max. So I'll probably edit that out, and begin adding more tables. Briareus 02:16, 7 September 2008 (UTC)
- Addendum: I've added the rest of the tables for what I think should be on here. I didn't add weapons, as I wasn't sure it was relevant. Briareus 02:44, 7 September 2008 (UTC)
