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· In Maple Planet, the expected value of potential abilities is not the same for all parts; the probability of main stat percentage varies by part.
· Potential ability options are generally divided into the first option with high stats, and the second and third options with 6%.
· Getting a 9% option on the second or third line is a detached option, and seeing a 9% option, especially on the third line, is extremely rare. Boss Damage is also classified as a detached option.

· Raw stats and stat percentage influence each other to increase efficiency. As stat percentage increases, the efficiency of raw stats also rises.
· The efficiency of main stat percentage tends to decrease as the value increases.
· Higher level items tend to have higher raw stats.
· All Stat Percentage is currently undervalued in Maple Planet, but it is actually efficient because it reduces the base stats required to equip weapons. For example, it has an efficiency of about 25.73% because it allows you to invest less in Strength to equip a weapon that requires Strength 120.

· All Stat Percentage is very efficient for shared parts, but when it appears on armor, it can cause an excess of sub-stat requirements, so caution is needed.
· For example, for thieves, the total sub-stats should not exceed 40 when equipping certain level armor, but this can be easily exceeded due to Dexterity or All Stat Percentage on shoes.
· Therefore, when purchasing armor, you must calculate sub-stat overlap, and thieves need to be especially careful.

· We analyzed the efficiency of each item by setting up a virtual character for a Level 160 physical dealer (based on Bow Master).
· This analysis is based on near-endgame specs and considers cost-effectiveness.
· The analysis shows that 1% Dexterity has an efficiency of about 3.8 Dexterity, and 1 Attack Power has an efficiency of about 5.2 Dexterity.
· All Stat Percentage shows an efficiency of about 21.16% compared to 996 armor, demonstrating superior performance to 966.

· Night Lords have lower Attack Power efficiency than other classes, so All Stat Percentage is relatively more efficient.
· For Mages, Magic % efficiency is very high, while raw Magic efficiency is low. The importance of armor and helmets with high potential abilities is greater than weapon scrolls.

· The glove market prices in Maple Planet are incorrectly formed around Attack Power, and they are often overpriced relative to their actual performance.
· Items with high total stats can have better actual performance even if their Attack Power is slightly lower. For example, a difference of 8 in total stats corresponds to 1.54 Attack Power.
· Therefore, when buying gloves, it's important not to just look at Attack Power but to consider total stats and find cost-effective items.
· 996 options are considered as 2 Attack Power, and if the prices are similar, 996 options can be more advantageous.

· All Stat Percentage is very efficient for shared parts like earrings, capes, and necklaces.
· 6% All Stat is effectively the same as having three 60% stats applied, and the price is not significantly high.
· Shared parts do not have sub-stat requirements, so there is less risk of exceeding stats when using All Stat Percentage.
· Therefore, All Stat Percentage on shared parts is a very good option for both low-to-mid budget and high-budget players.

· When purchasing armor, it is recommended to target cost-effective items with 99 raw stats and All Stat Percentage.
· However, if sub-stats appear instead of main stats, you must calculate the stat overlap.
· For low-to-mid budget players, items with All Stat Percentage on armor are particularly efficient.

· Over 90% of Maple Planet users are in a state of stat overlap, which is a serious problem.
· When purchasing items, you must calculate sub-stats to prevent stat overlap.
· Thieves, in particular, are prone to over-Dexterity, so they need to be even more careful.
· If stat overlap is unavoidable, there is no need to intentionally buy items with lower stats, but careful consideration is needed when purchasing.

· 11 Luck has a similar efficiency to 3% Luck, so gloves with high total stats and low Attack Power are cost-effective.
· For example, gloves with 24 total stats, 96, and 10 Luck are 68 million mesos, much cheaper than other gloves of similar grade.
· Low-to-mid budget users should actively utilize cost-effective items such as Epic grade leg items (66 All Stats 4) or helmets (966 with 6% All Stats).
· Additionally, Level 100 armor is a good option as it is cheaper than Level 80 armor while offering superior performance.

· Currently, Maple Planet's glove market prices are determined solely by Attack Power, which is highly abnormal.
· Gloves with high Attack Power but low stats are sold expensively, while cost-effective items with actual good performance often go unsold.
· Therefore, when buying gloves, you should not obsess over Attack Power alone but make wise purchasing decisions by considering stat efficiency.