Current build:
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2pc Noblesse + 2pc Wanderers (Hydro dmg on Goblet, EM on Timepiece, CRIT rate on Circlet)
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Widsith as weapon (have lost prayer, but it's on Ning)
I'm unsure whether to use a EM or ATK% Timepiece on Mona as a burst DPS. I use the standard Bennett + Mona Vaporise combo. I've seen loads of videos with people saying one is better than the other, but I've found nothing conclusive.
What should I do to maximise my burst damage from this Mona build? Also is there a point in me using the new 2pc Hydro set?
Thank you in advance and I apologise if this question has been answered already.
Edit: From viewing the results after 1 day I've decided to use ATK% on the Timepiece and stick to 2pc Wanderers + 2pc Noblesse. Talking with other Mona players I've found out anymore than 200+ EM isn't 'needed' given my current build. Also at 400+ EM you get serious diminishing returns. Since I'm using the widsith and have over 100 EM with my artifacts I should be fine and not dip into any diminishing returns.
As an Albedo user, currently I'm confused with which one to choose on its timepiece.
Personally, I'm using a DEF build right now with 6-7k crit per blossom.
But, lately I've been wondering with how I'm playing Albedo, since beside using his transient blossom(E), I'm using his Q quite often as well. And the change from Def to Atk timepiece hurts between his blossom and his burst. I use his burst quite often and fast since I'm pairing him with zhongli.
At which point Def build out DPS Atk build with his burst?
I mean, I use his burst quite often (and I think many of us as well), but will the damage increase from DEF build blossom outpace the damage difference on using his ult? At which point? I'm only talking for C0 and C1, cince C2 will increase burst damage from def as well.
I'm not that good at math, and I haven't found one that calculates this as well after looking at streamers etc. Usually they already made a choice of DEF or ATK build and shows the damage difference on--hit, but haven't found any that calculates the total potential damage.
*Sorry for broken English
EDIT 1: I made mistake between isotoma and blossom, now corrected.
