How to Make Smart Use of Event 'Cool' Weapons

On Wednesday, July 15, the 'Midsummer Limit Break' event launched, offering players a chance to use high-end, top-tier weapons—and even the opportunity to keep them if they are lucky.

The event runs for two weeks, from the 15th to the 29th. Players can visit 'Asir,' the Cool Weapon Merchant located northwest of the Giran Village square, to purchase event-exclusive 'Cool' weapons and the dedicated enhancement material, 'Cool Weapon Magic Spellbook.' Note that the weapons are only available for sale until the 22nd, while the spellbooks will be sold for the full two-week duration until the 29th.

Asir sells four types of weapons: the Sword of the Fighter, the Longbow of the Moon, the Staff of Mana, and the Sword of the Thunder God. They are priced at 90,000, 160,000, 80,000, and 80k Adena, respectively, making the Longbow of the Moon roughly twice as expensive as the others.

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Visit Asir northwest of the Giran Village square to purchase event weapons and their dedicated spellbooks. ©INVEN

Cool weapons have a limited lifespan and will disappear when the event ends on the 29th. This system is similar to the previous Easter egg event.

However, this weapon event has some key differences. Unlike the Easter egg event, which only provided a minor boost to defense, these Cool weapons allow players to use high-performance, top-tier gear at a low cost. This makes them a great investment for accelerating leveling speed over the two-week period.

Furthermore, while the previous Easter egg hats required standard enhancement scrolls, this event uses dedicated event spellbooks, significantly reducing the financial burden.

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When else would I get to use a Sword of the Fighter! The stakes are different from the Easter egg event, which only offered a slight defense boost. ©INVEN

Another unique feature is that if you successfully reach +10 enhancement, the item will be converted into a permanent version after the event ends. For example, if you were using a +6 Cool Sword of the Fighter, it would simply vanish when the event concludes; however, if you succeed in reaching +10, it will be replaced with a standard +0 Sword of the Fighter.

Cool weapons use a unique enhancement success rate: 100% up to +6, approximately 33% for +7 to +9, and 10% for +10. This is quite high compared to standard weapons, which have a base success rate of about 0.9% for +10 (or about 3.33% when using a Blessed Scroll). Of course, you shouldn't attempt this blindly. Based on cumulative probability, the success rates are 100% for +6, 33.33% for +7, 11.11% for +8, 3.7% for +9, and a mere 0.37% for the final +10 enhancement.

Calculating the cost based on the prices of Cool weapons and spellbooks, reaching +10 costs 54.6 million Adena for the Sword of the Fighter, 73.5 million for the Longbow of the Moon, and 51.9 million for the Staff of Mana and the Sword of the Thunder God. Given current market prices for these weapons, you are likely to lose money compared to simply buying them outright if you rely on these statistical averages. While you might get lucky and hit +10 in one go for just over 300k Adena, the flip side is that you could easily burn through hundreds of millions of Adena if you fail.

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The average cost to reach +10 is higher than simply buying the weapon. ©INVEN

Ultimately, the smartest way to use these Cool weapons is as follows: First, if you are currently using a weapon at +6 or lower, have some spare Adena, and plan to grind levels hard for the next two weeks. Enhancing a Cool weapon to +6 costs only about 170k to 250k Adena depending on the type. Given the significant performance gap compared to cheap, general-purpose weapons, you will easily recoup your investment through two weeks of dedicated hunting.

The other scenario is if you already own a good weapon and just want to chase the dopamine rush of enhancement. This is purely for the fun of the 'enchant rush,' so feel free to try it if your Adena reserves allow. Just keep in mind that statistically, you are more likely to lose out, so avoid overextending yourself.

This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of NC AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom. [Read Original]

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