Please help me figure this out.

[Irxallis]

Several reasons why it is worth it:

1) When I explain something I always have my explanations checked by other, more experienced members of this forum. In other words: if it happens that I am wrong someone will point it out and my knowledge will also improve.

2) Most of my knowledge has been accumulated because at one point or another I have asked someone about something and they gave me an answer. I prefer to pass this knowledge and educate people rather than make everyone make trial-and-error analysis, which is often very expensive (say, making a triple kaho gladius +5 ^^')

3) I have now a thread I can refer to when I get a similar question either in game or on forums

4) I gain some kind of credibility/reputation/visibility that way. I prefer to be known as 'the guy who explains stuff and teaches others' rather than 'a person who makes lots of posts in whining section', for example. Credibility is useful, because that way you show you understand how RO as a system works and your voice gets a bit higher weight in balance discussions. Selfish reason? Of course ^__^.

...and honestly, today I have a slower day at work XD.

Btw. if I wanted to make it a complete analysis I would factor in a weeder knife ;-). This imo is the shortest wall of text possible which answers the question which was intended to be asked (ie, 'how to maximize the damage on elemental enemies') rather than answer the question which was asked ('which cards improve the damage on elemental enemies').