My TMA Sheet

POG AF!

 

This is fantastic!! I'm so happy the Ainz chart now includes skeles!

 

Our TMA sheet.

 

You could sort the list by monster HP in order to normalize out elemental effects in the ordering. To do so, you would just move each of the holy weak mobs further down the list.

Also, thoughts on swapping out the red on N/A cells, since they're currently drawing the eye to those spots, instead of away from (as they're not really relevant). Something like a light grey would do better.

 

This was very convenient timing since me and Repairman were talking abouf HT clienting bish+attacker, but didn't know 1h dark tma. Neither of us could remember

 

Óur TMA sheet

 

thank you!

 

Noob question here:

Are TMAs shown based on not using an ele wand?

I mean, if an IL/FP uses their respective ele wand matching their ulti affinity, would that lower the needed TMA by the 25% that the wand gives in order to reach the shown 1-2 hit kill?

Hope that made sense

 

those are rough thresholds (but not by that much) since int varies a lot

 

Yea mages are weird, my bish had 1295 tma at one point and I would 2h a skele once every like, 20-30mins it was really annoying lol

 

I had a lot of fun when my bish was ~1280+ TMA, and selling 1.05 hit skele leech required mixing in the occasional heal to finish off a skele. Kept me on my toes.

 

This chart is looking better and better every day!

 

This is great, thanks! I keep coming back often to check this sheet!

In Ulu3, I noticed that the 1108 TMA for i/l listed in Nise's guide seems more accurate. At 1106 TMA I was still not 1-hitting consistently, but 1108 seems to be enough.

 

Ahh I see, now some of the discussion earlier in the thread makes more sense to me! I tried playing around a bit with the linked TMA calculator, I guess that's the way to go to get exact numbers. Thanks a lot!

 

Is there a means to calculate the tma's for max meteor/blizz, but low levels of ele amp?

I did kind of a dirty version of it and essentially did tma requirement x1.40 (or level of amp I wanted to test for) but always found the napkin math requirement was inaccurate, and was able to reduce much farther than anticipated. It would be nice to be able to fine tune it so a specific mage enjoyer was able to calculate costs of "training" at one spot vs the other