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I'd say yes. It's best to put that in an auto power or toggle because it continues to roll for a chance to go off (in a toggle: as long as you have to toggle on). In a click power the chance to go off is based on when you click the power. If you don't click the power often it will go off even less. It seems to be a really common thing to place that into stamina judging by builds posted on the AT forums, as well as I have some characters with it in stamina and plan to have it there on all my characters. So I would say yes it is worth it.
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Originally Posted by TygerTyger
The new changes to Procs have me slightly confused. I have a +Chance for End proc in storage that I was going to toss into my Fire/Fire tank's Stamina power.
Is it still worth it there? |
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Yes. The normal ingame one will work as well after the change.
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Originally Posted by TygerTyger
The new changes to Procs have me slightly confused. I have a +Chance for End proc in storage that I was going to toss into my Fire/Fire tank's Stamina power.
Is it still worth it there? |
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...Have I missed a patch note? What changed about procs?
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The only change I can think of is the PPM change - which for IOs hasn't happened yet.
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The new changes to Procs have me slightly confused. I have a +Chance for End proc in storage that I was going to toss into my Fire/Fire tank's Stamina power.
Is it still worth it there?
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