Keep in mind that my opinions are purely based on TF training styles.

Shield should always be @ 100 and the remaining points in ur secondary defense. Then swap secondary defenses. The reason I say always keep 100 in shield is that it will lag behind as the others (evasion/parry) will come naturally from training weapons/defenses.

Never let them fall too far behind as you will regret it.

Shield Usage: 357 55.72% clear <--- see what I mean
Parry Ability: 380 73.37% clear
Evasion: 378 87.87% clear


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Someone needs to update his stances to take advantage of his extra stance points...

You should be able to get like 100% in two defenses and still have 30 or 35% left in attack or a third defense.

I am --- Navak

>>Never let them fall too far behind as you will regret it.

>Shield Usage: 357 55.72% clear <--- see what I mean
>Parry Ability: 380 73.37% clear
>Evasion: 378 87.87% clear

Ha, you call that far behind?


Shield Usage: 3XX 15.97% learning
Parry Ability: 5XX 61.10% clear
Evasion: 5XX 31.38% learning

-Gavyn

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Thanks for the responses, although I'm not completely certain I understand. Is there a certain sequence in which one's defenses are "checked" against the attack to see if you successfully defend? If so, what is that sequence? It appears to be 1. evasion, 2. parry, 3. shield. Is there a way to change that sequence?

And is the above sequencing the reason why using multiple defenses can cause problems? For instance, if I were to have points in all three, but the attacks never got past my parry, would I never learn any shield?

Thanks.