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(Plot of sword charges-per-minute (CPM) data, made by Lancer Knightz (Guild). Each sword is measured repeatedly at each level of CTR available (and always at ASI+6). In each sword+CTR combination, the average is computed. Then, each CPM count is plotted against the next CPM count. For example, CTR+2 is plotted against CTR+3, and CTR+3 is plotted against CTR+4, etc. The best-fit line of the form y = m x + b has slope 1.07054, suggesting that each level of CTR increases CPM by about 7%.) |
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Plot of sword charges-per-minute (CPM) data, made by Lancer Knightz (Guild). Each sword is measured repeatedly at each level of CTR available (and always at ASI+6). In each sword+CTR combination, the average is computed. Then, each CPM count is plotted against the next CPM count. For example, CTR+2 is plotted against CTR+3, and CTR+3 is plotted against CTR+4, etc. The best-fit line of the form y = m x + b has slope 1.07054, suggesting that each level of CTR increases CPM by about 7%. | Plot of sword charges-per-minute (CPM) data, made by Lancer Knightz (Guild). Each sword is measured repeatedly at each level of CTR available (and always at ASI+6). In each sword+CTR combination, the average is computed. Then, each CPM count is plotted against the next CPM count. For example, CTR+2 is plotted against CTR+3, and CTR+3 is plotted against CTR+4, etc. The best-fit line of the form y = m x + b has slope 1.07054, suggesting that each level of CTR increases CPM by about 7%. | ||
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Plot of sword charges-per-minute (CPM) data, made by Lancer Knightz (Guild). Each sword is measured repeatedly at each level of CTR available (and always at ASI+6). In each sword+CTR combination, the average is computed. Then, each CPM count is plotted against the next CPM count. For example, CTR+2 is plotted against CTR+3, and CTR+3 is plotted against CTR+4, etc. The best-fit line of the form y = m x + b has slope 1.07054, suggesting that each level of CTR increases CPM by about 7%.
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