If you want high damage on your Special, by all means go nuts on SP. The results are much closer but still fully support an Attack build: +90% normal damage, -12/18/22% on SA1/2/3, and pretty much identical overall dps.Ĭonclusion SP is by far the largest contributor to Special damage, so I purposefully didn't talk about boss killers.
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Going full Attack instead of SP makes him lose respectively, 0, 6 and 11% damage on his SA1/2/3, and he gains 45% damage overall.Įdit for clarity: OG Ulq, (a Frenzy character with a high SP/Atk ratio), 90% SP vs. 90% Attack, full SAD Ĭontrariwise, FGT Ichigo has the lowest SP to Attack ratio in the game among 6-stars, except for Kendopachi (and really who plays a SAD Kendo?). She loses 26% damage on her SA3, which is starting to get significant, but still gains 20% overall.įGT Ichigo, 90% SP vs. Lolwut who cares about NY Orihime right? Well, he has the highest SP to Attack ratio in the game, so really of all characters she's the one who would suffer the most from going Attack instead of SP. Of course this 'overall dps' is very much a theoretical value as in practice you're always moving around and because most of the time after just a few attacks the enemies are dead, but still the comparison struck me as interesting. In fact, with just 40% attack, Haizen deals as much overall dps as with 90% SP. Your overall dps, which assumes you're mashing normal attacks constantly except using strongs as soon as their cooldown is up, goes up 30% on full attack - simply because you can use them much more frequently than strongs. On the other hand, your normal attacks deal basically twice as much damage. Going for full attack instead of full SP means your strong attacks deal respectively 12%, 17% and 21% less damage a fairly significant number, though not exactly huge.
Here are a few numbers for your consideration: I've edited the screenshots and numbers below to reflect that, but by and large the conclusions are unchanged.Īs some of you may know, the damage dealt by normal attacks is based only on the Attack stat strong attacks deal damage based on a factor of (Attack + x * SP), where x = 1.2 for SA1, 1.5 for SA2, and 1.8 for SA3.Īs a result, the popular opinion is that for SAD builds, you want to max out your SP. Edit 30/11: I refined my spreadsheet a bit to better account for damage over time when there's a mix of normals and strong attacks.
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