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Currently Novice suffering is +5 damages at lvl 1 and +4 accuracy/+2 damages per 3 lvl beyond first (4, 7, 10...).

 

Transcent suffering is +2 damages at level 1 with apparently same scaling.

 

So Novice suffering is exactly 3 more damage than monk's, which is really weird. Is it really intended ?

 

 

 

I have also read rumours stating that novice continues scaling at lvl 13, but not monk's suffering. But for this I cannot confirm.

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What, seriously? If this is truth, it must be in error...

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Hello Aarik,

 

I will not be able to access the game for a while.

 

And anyway I still don't have a Lvl 14 Monk and an level 14 non-Monk to test my second point at high level. 

(I think it's better if you can get a complete view on the problem).

 

So I am going to ask for a save file to other people in the forum.

If I can't get it, I'll do it myself later but it may take a while. I will not forget, I promise !

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Sorry, I realize now that non-monks has lower base damages with fists.

 

So, even if novice suffering is better than transcendant suffering, it is meant to compensate for non-monks base damage.

 

As a result, monks do have better damages with fists.

 

Sorry for the inconvenience...

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