How does LIBRA work?

[Crimzarkin]

I don't understand like how to utilise it to give me buffs like do I have to balance the thing or something?

[restarter]

i believe you need to balance the scales to get as close to 100 as possible. whatever is present on the item you put down is the buff you get at 100. i think. Maybe not though, this game has some confusing explanations.

[Fox Tenson]

You want to try to balance as best as you can as the further off you are the less abilities that activate. You can tell if an ability is active if its not dimmed out. You cannot put duplicate buffs of the same level on each side or they cancel each other out. So if you have normal +def on the left and normal +def on the right they cancel out. If they are different ranks like +def normal and +def(good) they do not cancel out.

Balance is good, don't put duplicates of the same rank on each side pretty much.

[Jimmeh]

Originally posted by Fox Tenson:

You want to try to balance as best as you can as the further off you are the less abilities that activate. You can tell if an ability is active if its not dimmed out. You cannot put duplicate buffs of the same level on each side or they cancel each other out. So if you have normal +def on the left and normal +def on the right they cancel out. If they are different ranks like +def normal and +def(good) they do not cancel out.

Balance is good, don't put duplicates of the same rank on each side pretty much.

I wish I'd known this a lot sooner, I've been rocking epic coin/xp+ on both sides for most of the game, which was apparently doing nothing because they canceled each other out and were dim on both sides

Appreciate the info though!

[Crimzarkin]

Originally posted by Fox Tenson:

You want to try to balance as best as you can as the further off you are the less abilities that activate. You can tell if an ability is active if its not dimmed out. You cannot put duplicate buffs of the same level on each side or they cancel each other out. So if you have normal +def on the left and normal +def on the right they cancel out. If they are different ranks like +def normal and +def(good) they do not cancel out.

Balance is good, don't put duplicates of the same rank on each side pretty much.

Thanks

[Gui]

Does the Karma number of an item correlate with the effect strength ?

[ShinkuTear]

Karma doesn't directly relate to effect strength, but items with higher Karma values tend to have more significance to them, either in sentimental value or in rarity, and items with more rarity/later game obtain tend to have more powerful effects.