That raised a question.
Qin Feng really wanted to know...
After Deathwing Ascension, how did this class effect gain 1,567.4 stealth levels? Where did that number come from?
Qin Feng immediately began testing all sorts of things, putting equipment on and taking it off...
He soon worked it out.
This stealth level actually depended on his agility. Taking the square root of his agility and then dividing it by 10 gave the base stealth level provided by this effect.
This discovery came as quite a pleasant surprise to Qin Feng.
Because it meant that he only needed to raise his agility to raise his stealth level!
"But there's a problem."
Something suddenly occurred to Qin Feng...
His agility could now be converted into stealth level, while his boots' special effect could convert stealth level back into agility.
Wouldn't that mean the same value would be calculated in a loop?
Allowing him to step on his own feet and climb endlessly into the sky?
Taking a rigorous approach to studying the numbers, Qin Feng really did examine this carefully. He discovered that the two effects were calculated in a specific order.
First, all the agility he obtained through other means was converted into stealth level. Then that portion of his stealth level was converted back into agility through his boots' special effect, Gift of the Void.
The agility produced by Gift of the Void would not then be converted into stealth level again.
"Even without repeated calculations, it's already very powerful."
"If I maintain this stealth level permanently, the increase in combat power will still be pretty noticeable. After all, my total agility has increased by over forty million."
"But let's look at the Deathwing Ascension effects on the other class effects."
Qin Feng continued reading.
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