2010-02-05, 02:48 AM
(This post was last modified: 2010-02-05, 02:58 AM by 2147483647.)
SCGs have 5atk to begin with and only have 7 slots. BWGs have 0 atk to begin with, but have 9 slots. So if you have a "perfect" BWG, when you have 7 slots, you'd have 6atk, which is 1 better. That decreases your chance by 6x (assuming you already have the item), which defeats its purpose because of the cost of "catching up".
It's impossible to break an item with a chaos scroll. If you're talking about breaking a BWG with dark scroll on the first slot, it's actually more efficient to use dark scrolls (30%s) on the first 3 slots (I think, might be 2 or 4) of a BWG than to use white scrolls all the way. The same is true for both BWGs and SCGs and most other "perfect" items, unless the item is irreplaceable (like a lunchbox).
I'm actually surprised you asked this, since you have quite a few perfect items yourself. :f6:
It's impossible to break an item with a chaos scroll. If you're talking about breaking a BWG with dark scroll on the first slot, it's actually more efficient to use dark scrolls (30%s) on the first 3 slots (I think, might be 2 or 4) of a BWG than to use white scrolls all the way. The same is true for both BWGs and SCGs and most other "perfect" items, unless the item is irreplaceable (like a lunchbox).
I'm actually surprised you asked this, since you have quite a few perfect items yourself. :f6:
