Sader v Lifestealing

As the title says, I'm currently using SF + LS but was wondering if sader would be better. The SF is on my warrior btw.



Thanks for input/advice

Kítty
 
Gone sader, seems nice damage and prox nicely

Did it early got 2 proxs with weapons 800+ ap and not even in ap gear :]

Hard to get 2 off though
 
Depends who you're fighting. If you do a lot of arena with a good healer, crusader. I like LS otherwise.
 
Eliot said:
Depends who you're fighting. If you do a lot of arena with a good healer, crusader. I like LS otherwise.



^^^^^^^^^^ This

Crusader doesn't proc much for me, so without a healer I might as well have no enchant on my weapon at all. Maybe I'm just unlucky? :p
 
Kítty said:
As the title says, I'm currently using SF + LS but was wondering if sader would be better. The SF is on my warrior btw.



Thanks for input/advice

Kítty



It depends on the situation.



For instance:



1) Fiery is by far the best to use for Premades in WSG.

2) Crusader is the go to enchant for High Burst Potential, plus the nice heal it does. I would recommend using this for WSG / Arena if you usually have a pocket healer.

3) Lifestealing has seemed to me very lackluster as far as Burst Potential, but it is a great survival enchant when you PuG WSG / Arena.

4) +15 Agility / +15 Strength aren't that great of enchants but if you have several Shadowfangs laying around in your bags, it doesn't hurt to test these out for different situations.
 
Zimt the Diplomat said:
Sader can let you down pretty much, means sometimes it just wont procc in fight. Ls imo is the more dependable choice.



Post evidence, Why would we bieleve you?
 
Crusader has a one-ppm (proc. per-minute) internal-cool-down, while Lifestealing has no cool-down whatsoever . In terms of survivability, Lifestealing is the way to go, but if you want to do some high-burst damage I would recommend Crusader, even though it isn't reliable. Crusader is solely based on luck; you can go over a minute without it proc'ing, and when it does eventually proc. you'll have to wait another minute for it to have the chance to activate again.



Decided which would be more effective for your play-style; luckily, if you don't like the one you pick you can always go visit an enchanter and have it changed!





Happy hunting :),



-Natlieportmn, 19 Rogue
 
Fernald said:
Crusader has a one-ppm (proc. per-minute) internal-cool-down, while Lifestealing has no cool-down whatsoever . In terms of survivability, Lifestealing is the way to go, but if you want to do some high-burst damage I would recommend Crusader, even though it isn't reliable. Crusader is solely based on luck; you can go over a minute without it proc'ing, and when it does eventually proc. you'll have to wait another minute for it to have the chance to activate again.



Decided which would be more effective for your play-style; luckily, if you don't like the one you pick you can always go visit an enchanter and have it changed!



Happy hunting :),



-Natlieportmn, 19 Rogue



Except, Crusader does in fact, not have an internal cooldown. However, I can agree with you that RNG is a big factor when using procced based enchants. That 1 proc per minute mumbo jumbo is just a basis of math people came up with when testing it. 1 of 3 things can happen when using a proc based enchant:



1) It can proc 0 times within 1 minute or for that matter even several minutes. (I have seen this on personal experience; It sucks)

2) It can proc 1 time within 1 minute. (Reason why people seem to think it has an internal cooldown, but it really does not)

3) It can proc 2-5 (or even more) times within 1 minute. (I have seen this as well on personal experience; Basically healed myself to full with the procs)



It just all depends on how lucky you are and how much RNG is in your favor.
 
Whenever I see a Crusader proc for someone/a team I'm against, I rage and insta think to self "FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU RNG FAGGT LUCKY NIGGER FUCKING GAY LOBSTER ITS SO FAST". For that reason, I suggest Crusader.
 

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