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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* It is a known bug that Pride can make some foods better in certain cases than eating that same food without Pride. This is because of how the game computes consumable gains, and a reduction in maxadv can actually cause the food to get better on average. As an example, this happens with [[blackberry|blackberries]], which are 2-3.0, which has an average of 2.5. Pride makes this 2-2. | * It is a known bug that Pride can make some foods better in certain cases than eating that same food without Pride. This is because of how the game computes consumable gains, and a reduction in maxadv can actually cause the food to get better on average. As an example, this happens with [[blackberry|blackberries]], which are 2-3.0, which has an average of 2.5. Pride makes this 2-2.7, which has an average of 2.7. For more information on why the average is not 2.35, see [[Consumables]]. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*[[Stat Gains from Fights]] | *[[Stat Gains from Fights]] | ||
*[[Consumables]] | *[[Consumables]] | ||
Revision as of 03:41, 12 January 2010
Pride
Type: PassiveMP Cost: N/A
You feel pretty full of yourself -- you're always strutting around and bragging about your accomplishments. Gotta watch your figure, though.
+4 Stat(s) Per Fight, reduces the Maximum Adventures that a food can give by 10%.
| Source: | Meansucker's Skill Training |
| Price: | Varies |
| Class: | N/A |
| Level: | N/A |
Notes
- It is a known bug that Pride can make some foods better in certain cases than eating that same food without Pride. This is because of how the game computes consumable gains, and a reduction in maxadv can actually cause the food to get better on average. As an example, this happens with blackberries, which are 2-3.0, which has an average of 2.5. Pride makes this 2-2.7, which has an average of 2.7. For more information on why the average is not 2.35, see Consumables.
