2013-01-03, 02:40 AM
JoeTang Wrote:Hyper tables assume level 200, the others can be anywhere after you've maxed your 4th job skills which is around 170 for most classes, if not lower.
Hyper skills are obtained progressively, meaning that they will always be a factor in DPM calculations from lv140 onwards regardless of whether or not 4th job skills are maxed. With that in mind, the current non-Hyper tables literally apply to no one.
If directly comparing black-and-white situations, with no-Hypers whatsoever vs. a class' maximum potential is what you're trying to do, then ignore me.
As for the Adjusted Mastery tables, I think they're more relevant and useful, if anything. If you're assuming all 4th job skills maxed in the tables anyway, then Adjusted Mastery will always be more practical to look at since every class has different levels of mastery.