Accuracy problem

[A Diary Without Dates]

So me and my friend started playing almost at the same time, my friend is level 5 and he has 100% accuracy on frogs (10 points) while I'm at level 9 and only have 51% accuracy (2 points), I still haven't unlocked class and mainly put points in agility(15) and wisdom(23), I can't figure it out why it is like this. How do I increase accuracy ?
And my friend has worse equipment then me.

[haelsemikiro]

Beginners use Luck as their accuracy stat. If you become a warrior, archer or mage then you will have a different stat to base accuracy on. Ask your friend if he put any points into Luck and that will probably explain the difference

Edit: Perhaps Lava will consider updating the tooltip for Lucky Clover to include this info at some point

[A Diary Without Dates]

Originally posted by haelsemikiro:

Beginners use Luck as their accuracy stat. If you become a warrior, archer or mage then you will have a different stat to base accuracy on. Ask your friend if he put any points into Luck and that will probably explain the difference

Edit: Perhaps Lava will consider updating the tooltip for Lucky Clover to include this info at some point

He has all his stats into strength and he doesnt have a class yet.

[A Diary Without Dates]

Originally posted by A Diary Without Dates:

Originally posted by haelsemikiro:

Beginners use Luck as their accuracy stat. If you become a warrior, archer or mage then you will have a different stat to base accuracy on. Ask your friend if he put any points into Luck and that will probably explain the difference

Edit: Perhaps Lava will consider updating the tooltip for Lucky Clover to include this info at some point

He has all his stats into strength and he doesnt have a class yet.

Edit: Also I have another same character also put onto strength but there still a difference...

[haelsemikiro]

Different stats on your gear maybe? It makes no sense that he'd have more accuracy than you at this point without having more Luck, whether it's from gear, talents or Guild Bonuses. You guys are too low level to attribute it to Statue or Card bonuses.

Edit: Also it might be the Accuracy Stamp

[Icyage]

do you by chance have a staff equipped without being a mage yet? i hear you have very low accuracy if not in the right class for the weapon so id try to use the boxing gloves to start

[Ennef]

I started playing recently. As the "Beginner" class, I found that the Boxing Gloves had higher accuracy than any of the other early crafted weapons (Wooden Spear, Wooden Bow, Gnarled Wand) and it seemed to matter. Accuracy benefits from stats seemed to properly apply once I reached level 10 and could pick a specific class.

[OrangePacker]

could be star sign. Lucky dice or whatever gives you more luck.

[sdshadow]

It is probably the weapon difference.
Each weapon seem to have a "hidden" accuracy bonus or malus.

After i switched my boxing gloves with the "better" crafted spear i could not hit the enemies that i killed before anymore.

Your friend at level 5 should be using the boxing gloves at this stage of the game and you with level 9 surely have crafted the spear already.

Only after choosing my class at level 10 gave me a big boost of accuracy. And since i skill a few points into the accuracy stat of that class now and then i have not real accuracy problem anymore if i dont attack higher level enemies. So choose your class as fast as possible (at level 10) and dont try to play the game classless.

[Ennef]

Originally posted by Ennef:

I started playing recently. As the "Beginner" class, I found that the Boxing Gloves had higher accuracy than any of the other early crafted weapons (Wooden Spear, Wooden Bow, Gnarled Wand) and it seemed to matter. Accuracy benefits from stats seemed to properly apply once I reached level 10 and could pick a specific class.

With more knowledge, yeah, the Beginner class gets accuracy from Luck, and the boxing gloves have 2 Luck. It explains why my Beginner had 2 accuracy while holding a "better" weapon and 4 accuracy when using the boxing gloves.

At this point, it's become a totally moot issue for my newer characters since I have accuracy from other sources like stamps, but it was definitely confusing as a new player trying to understand unwritten mechanics. As far as I saw, "Beginners get accuracy from Luck" wasn't written anywhere inside the game.