Ancient gods:
Well .. be honest.Alumite is better than steel.
If we assume that all heads are compared with mucous staves and spring breaking, we find out that alum -like is lighter than steel for the same basic damage.1.40 against 1.98
Many Otoh are much heavier for half a heart of basic damage.1.4 against 2.59.
cactus arrow mass in a very good 0.62These figures have a significant influence on the parabolic process for each arrow shot and therefore have a major impact on light objectives and the final series of the arrow.
Each decent shot uses arrows on medium to long distance.That is why they are simply much easier to hit, as well as the fact that photographing arrows.Worth the effort.Here is an important point to do: you must be in accordance with your arrows.You have to distract your photos to hit a target with a certain interval.under gameplay.Therefore, arrows must give a greater advantage of the long term to be worth it.
Here we come to Math.
To be able to determine whether the extra half heart of the alumiet is worth falling in ORB fully functional and as much threat to 'almost death' as it is in 'full health', therefore the only real consideration of factor in your injuryOutput 'How many hits is it necessary to kill an opponent'.
For example, if your opponent has 10 health, it is better to cause 5 damage than to 4.5 damage because you need three hits to need two.From 5 to 5.5, however, is completely worthless because you still need two hits to kill your opponent.
Most opponents you want to shoot at 10 health haards.The spiders only have 8, and the end when you shoot at them, so there is no meaning.In the abandoned mines.
That is why the figures are 'breaking point': 10 (one-hit), 5 (2 hit), 3.5 (3 hit), 2.5 (4 hit) and 2 (5 hit).
For the purpose of this discussion, we are mainly talking about 10 (1 hit) or 5 (2 hit) point breaks and how easy it is to get there.
For an arrow with a cactus head, slime rod and feathers, weapons make a basic damage of 2.5, with a total damage of 5 at full draw.Alumite is a complete waste of resources and flexibility of trajectory without modificators.
Now Netter Quartz for sharpness will change an arrow to cause more damage.Prepared to dump 72 Nether Quartz on a stack of arrows (which can be lost or in lava or whatever can fall), you can get a theoretical 10 damage with alumitation against 9 damage with a single enchanting lock.
In practical, this of course means that you just need a single piece of Nether Quartz on the entire stack that corresponds to this damage output with a cactus head that the bank will not break if you do not hesitate to set 72 on it.
At this point ... What other sponsors do you really want on your arrows?Death a now -Shot -killing almost every crowd in the game you have to draw on.
So really, the question to ask about yourself here: is it really worthwhile to have to throw all the alumiet, plus the reduction of the job, for a single piece of Nether Quartz per day. Stacking arrows?I don't think so personally.
But what about the end dragon or where?, which means that you kill him earlier and probably with fewer shots in general.
As far as De Wither is concerned, it is not really enough, so you might as well go with the manllium for the extra injury output it gave to the first half of the game.
