Since the T6 equipment of the World of Warcraft TBC Nostalgia Service P3 Stage Hunter does not have any hit attributes, and there are many broken armor fragments, the better the P3 Stage Hunter's equipment, the more significant the problem of insufficient hits. In order to improve their hits, hunters often choose to adjust in three ways. In fact, for hunters, the best way to improve their hits is to use 2 blue items.
Hunters' regular hits are 142 hit levels, and hunter players generally choose gems, enchantments, and 20 hits to cook in order to make up for them. Although these methods are very simple, they are a negative boost to the hunter's overall attributes.
Choosing to use gems, enchantments, and cooking boost hits means that agility attributes are missing, and losing agility also causes a decrease in hunter panel attack strength. Although the weight of hit attributes is higher than that of agility before the hit is not up to standard, many players ignore the bonus that agility brings to pets.
Take the Beast King Hunt as an example: the TBC version of the pet will only inherit the attributes of panel attack strength, armor, and endurance according to the scale, and will not inherit the hunter's hit and critical hit attributes. Agility can directly increase the hunter's panel attack strength, and the loss of agility attributes to make up for hits means that a part of the pet bonus is lost, so it is an extremely low-cost option in terms of overall damage.
So is there a less cost-effective way to make up for the hit in the nostalgic suit? Actually, there is. The level 60 Nostalgia Suit Engineering major can make a scope with a 30 hit level, and the current price of the auction house is around 200 gold coins.
The TBC version of the Blue Quality Scope only increases critical strike level by 28 and attack damage by 12, compared to the more mainstream 28 critical strike level. In the TBC version P3 stage, Hunter has a critical strike level of 1.94 and a hit level of 3.08.
Before the hit is not up to standard, the gain of 30 hits itself exceeds the benefit of the 28 critical hit level, and the critical hit scope has nothing to do with pets, so for the hunter, the 30 hit level of the scope is the best item for the TBC version to make up the hit.
In addition to the 30 hit sight, the TBC version also has a relatively good hit item, which is the Romeo ornament dropped by Karazan, with a resident attribute of 35 hit levels and a passive effect with a chance to trigger additional damage.
Although Romeo's trinkets also do not add any offensive attributes, nor will they be inherited to pets, they are very good for hunter players without Dragon's Back Medals and Betrayer Crazy, and through the measured data on WCL, the damage ratio of this trinket can reach about 1.5-1.8, which is already very powerful.
In addition, there is a blue ornament called the "Indomitable Courage Badge", which has a permanent attribute of 30 hits and a special effect of 600 broken armor, which is also a good equipment for supplementary hits. However, the Hero Blood Furnace is more difficult, and few people fight it, so it is not recommended.
Of course, the premise of all this is that the hunter's equipment lacks hits, and if the hits have reached the standard, or if the fixed regiment has bird virtue, it can be harmless from the two props above. If you have neither bird virtue nor do you plan to adjust the brush of the hit, you can also wash it into a survival hunt, and the talent comes with 3% hits, and only 6% of the hits are needed.