it would still be garbage and I don't mean min-maxing garbage, actually impractical. EDIT: Grass Crest Shield has the EXACT same bonus as Chloranthy Ring. What does the community think? #7 [VN] Michael Doan . Both the ring and the shield were nerfed by a fair bit, like Havel's ring was nerfed to the ground. Before starting the game I had heard how playing agressively leads to enjoying the game. The only two noticeable stamina regain effects in the game are Power Within (by far the strongest) pyromancy buff and Green buds consumables. It's a joke. Using it takes up a ring spot and there are other rings that are better. No. Chloro+3 gives you a 11% boost. Chloro+3 gives you a 11% boost. The grass crest shield is worth it, I agree, but the stamina ring I doubt it. Just need some opinions. (Chloro+3 in DS2 gave you a 25% bosst.) Apparently some say is a placebo, but if it is or ain't, it helps me. … (Chloro+3 in DS2 gave you a 25% bosst.) I get finding it useless if you do stamina management properly, but also, I see the potential of doing more dmg via more swings of your weapon with using it. People embrace the placebo effect with it on but testing has shown it does not have any noticeable impact. Chloranthy Ring Found at the bottom of a tower in the Undead Settlement. Additionally, did the scholar's candlestick bonus go down from 12.5% because I'm going from the wiki. For a caster it sure is useless. Well, I tend to be pretty agressive and have issues with greed taking over. I think it's an invaluable tool if you play DS3 like I do, almost completely ignoring the endurance stat because the stamina gain per level is enragingly small. It's more noticeable with higher equipload %, but it's far from useless even at 30% and below. well the +1/2 chloranthy ring is probably a hell of a lot more effective. Apr 16, 2016 @ 10:24pm Originally posted by Slimebeast: Originally posted by Moisture: In this games current state of constant and unending invasions using both the ring and the shield are viable in PVP in this game. Just need some opinions. For a caster it sure is useless. There are more useful rings to use, I believe. You do realize that a +2 chloranthy ring gives 3 more stamina per second than a green blossom, right? The ring helps me continue the pressure while not loosing my rythm. It allows me to be significantly more aggressive with heavy weapons at +3, especially if I pair it with a grass crest shield. I've heard that clutch rings are dramatically weaker in pvp (like 15% weaker absorption and 7.5% extra dmg). For a heavy strength build there is not much you can put really. it would still be garbage and I don't mean min-maxing garbage, actually impractical. Ofc the more stamina the better the bonus.. but you won't see any difference in PvP in this case. I could throw in a Speckled Stoneplate ring to round out my defenses I suppose, but that's far more situational than physical defense. The only good source of stamina regen is grass. Poznámka: Nahlašujte POUZE spam, reklamy a problematické (obtěžující, útočné nebo hrubé) příspěvky. Některá geografická a prostorová data na těchto webových stránkách pocházejí od společnosti, Español-Latinoamérica (Latinskoamerická španělština), Português-Brasil (Brazilská portugalština). #8. Scylla. The stamina regen is minuscule. Just need some opinions. providing they put it in the game that is. It's a joke. The Chloranthy Ring is definitely not useless. … Always on my finger. It allows me to be significantly more aggressive with heavy weapons at +3, especially if I pair it with a grass crest shield. People who might benefit from just a Chloro +0 or +3 ring are the type of people who are relying on that split second 5 stamina recovery to roll one more time to dodge an attack and be back on zero stamina. I think it's an invaluable tool if you play DS3 like I do, almost completely ignoring the endurance stat because the stamina gain per level is enragingly small. The Chloranthy Ring is a ring in Dark Souls III. For the Dark Souls variant, see Cloranthy Ring. I get finding it useless if you do stamina management properly, but also, I see the potential of doing more dmg via more swings of your weapon with using it. The ring helps me continue the pressure while not loosing my rythm. Flynn's ring, on the other hand is pretty much only viable with naked/dragon mode + light weapon. Always on my finger. I came to the exact result that the chloranthy ring recovers stamina just 10ms faster than without at 30 Endurance. Español - Latinoamérica (Spanish - Latin America). 10ms is literally nothing. the lower your level, the better it is generally, especially considering diminiushing returns from leveling up. At about 200 stamina going from 45 to 65 per sec saves you 1.4 ish seconds. Well, I tend to be pretty agressive and have issues with greed taking over. For Dark Souls II on the PlayStation 3, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "is Chloranthy Ring +2 worth it? Before starting the game I had heard how playing agressively leads to enjoying the game. If the magic clutch ring is inadequate, which ring should I use instead? Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic (harassment, fighting, or rude) posts. For a heavy strength build there is not much you can put really. Prisoner's chain is one of the best ring for min-maxing your characters. For the Dark Souls II variant, see Chloranthy Ring. All rights reserved. Using it takes up a ring spot and there are other rings that are better. Všechny obchodní značky jsou vlastnictvím příslušných subjektů v USA a dalších zemích. Maybe I should try power within sometime . Apparently some say is a placebo, but if it is or ain't, it helps me. I get finding it useless if you do stamina management properly, but also, I see the potential of doing more dmg via more swings of your weapon with using it. There are more useful rings to use, I believe. The grass crest shield is worth it, I agree, but the stamina ring I doubt it. Maybe I should try power within sometime . Všechna práva vyhrazena. Alternatively, if you have a lot of Green Blossoms to spare, it may be worth it to use those and save the ring slot you would otherwise use on the Cloranthy ring for something else. Even if you stacked Chloro +3 ring, Grass Shield, etc. ". Is it also worth it in PVP? What does the community think? I feel like Sun Princess isn't worth it unless I pair it with Ethereal Oak, but I also feel like Estus isn't worth it when a fair chunk of my healing comes from regen from items and/or Pray for Favor. Dark Souls 3: The 7 Best Rings In The Game (& 7 Worst) Dark Souls 3 has a lot of different rings to equip — today, we're counting off the best and worst of them. © Valve Corporation. Even if you stacked Chloro +3 ring, Grass Shield, etc. I get finding it useless if you do stamina management properly, but also, I see the potential of doing more dmg via more swings of your weapon with using it. If they do actually stack, the benefit of having both is so small, it isn't really worth using a consumable item. No. © Valve Corporation. Perfect to stay around meta level while using those free 15 leveles for other things. No. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. If anyone has hard data to prove me wrong on this, I will gladly take the thread down. People embrace the placebo effect with it on but testing has shown it does not have any noticeable impact. The only two noticeable stamina regain effects in the game are Power Within (by far the strongest) pyromancy buff and Green buds consumables. Just need some opinions.
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