Star rarity - Revision history

EspioKaos: The Cosmo Atomizer board might not be a good example to have up there since it's no longer rare.

2007-12-14T02:00:32Z

The Cosmo Atomizer board might not be a good example to have up there since it's no longer rare.

EspioKaos: Star Rarity moved to Star rarity: This isn't a proper noun, so no need for the capitalization.

2007-12-14T01:56:31Z

Star Rarity moved to Star rarity: This isn't a proper noun, so no need for the capitalization.

Qwerty: For the sake of completeness.

2007-12-13T23:29:21Z

For the sake of completeness.

Neutralle at 23:00, 13 December 2007

2007-12-13T23:00:48Z

Neutralle: Added updated information on new star ratings.

2007-12-13T22:39:19Z

Added updated information on new star ratings.

Toshimo: Cleaned up unclear text, removed off-topic information, added table.

2007-06-16T23:34:30Z

Cleaned up unclear text, removed off-topic information, added table.

Segaholic2 at 18:02, 10 November 2006

2006-11-10T18:02:46Z

Tycho at 12:00, 6 August 2006

2006-08-06T12:00:41Z

New page

Star Rarity is basically how rare something is, measured in stars.
[[Image:Star_Rarity.PNG|thumb|right|The "rare" threshold on items appears to be seven stars]]
For example, a four star item is more rare than a two star item. it represents [[item]] tiers - More often than not, the higher the star count, the "better" the item is. Though this is not always the case, as such with Phantasy Star Online. For example, Slicer of Fanatic was the "best" slicer in the game, but it was only nine stars our of a possible twelve; nine being the threshold for rarity. Six stars will equal a rare, on certain terms (A Moon Atomizer is not rare).
Also, the [[Meseta values]] of items seem to be dependent of their star rarity to some extent.

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 [[Image:Star_Rarity.PNG|thumb|right|The "rare" threshold on items is seven stars]]
-Star Rarity is the measurement of the rate at which an item is dropped by enemies or breakable objects in [[Missions]].  An item with more stars drops less frequently than an item with fewer stars.
+Items with seven or more stars are considered a rare item for determining item distribution in a party.  Additionally, the stars on items will be illuminated in different colors based on their rarity.
 {| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
-! Star Rarity !! Star Color !! Relevant Rank
+! Star rarity !! Star color !! Relevant rank
 |- {{Color-C}}
-| 1★-3★ || Dark Blue || C
+| 1★-3★ || Dark blue || C
 |- {{Color-B}}
-| 4★-6★ || Light Blue || B
+| 4★-6★ || Light blue || B
 |- {{Color-A}}
 | 7★-9★ || Green || A
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 |}
-== Star Rating Update ==
+== Star rating update ==
+Many things were changed in the expansion pack for ''Phantasy Star Universe'', one of which was the visuals for different star rarities.
 The stars are now more grouped together. Whereas before when all stars were the same color as the relevant rank (see the image above), the different color for each rank (C, B, A, S) is shown.
-A good example for this is a 9-star A rank weapon. The stars would go: 1★-3★ Dark Blue, 4★-6★ Light Blue, 7★-9★ green.
+A good example for this is a nine-star A rank weapon. The stars would go: 1★-3★ dark blue, 4★-6★ light blue, 7★-9★ green.
 This new change makes it easier to identify an items rank and star rating.

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 Items with 7 or more stars will be considered a ''Rare Item'' for determining item distribution in a party.  Additionally, the stars on items will be illuminated in different colors based on their Star Rarity.
-{| class="wikitable"
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
+! Star Rarity !! Star Color !! Relevant Rank
-|-
+|- {{Color-C}}
+| 1★-3★ || Dark Blue || C
-! Star Rarity
+|- {{Color-B}}
+| 4★-6★ || Light Blue || B
-! Star Color
+|- {{Color-A}}
+| 7★-9★ || Green || A
-! Relevant Rank
+|- {{Color-S}}
+| 10★-12★ || Gold || S
-|-
+|- {{Color-S2}}
+| 13★-15★ || Glowing white/yellow || S
 |}
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 Many things were changed in the expansion pack for Phantasy Star Universe. One of the things changed was the visual star rating for all items in the game.
-The stars are now more grouped together. Whereas before when all stars were the same colour as the relevant rank (see the image above), the different colour for each rank (C, B, A, S) is shown.
+The stars are now more grouped together. Whereas before when all stars were the same color as the relevant rank (see the image above), the different color for each rank (C, B, A, S) is shown.
-A good example for this is a 9-star A rank weapon. The stars would go: 1★-3★ Dark Blue, 4★ -6★ Light Blue, 7★ -9★ green.
+A good example for this is a 9-star A rank weapon. The stars would go: 1★-3★ Dark Blue, 4★-6★ Light Blue, 7★-9★ green.
 This new change makes it easier to identify an items rank and star rating.

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 ! Star Color
 |-
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 | Dark Blue
 |-
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 | Light Blue
 |-
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 | Green
 |-
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 | Gold
 |}

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		+	== Star Rating Update ==
		+
		+	Many things were changed in the expansion pack for Phantasy Star Universe. One of the things changed was the visual star rating for all items in the game.
		+
		+	The stars are now more grouped together. Whereas before when all stars were the same colour as the relevant rank (see the image above), the different colour for each rank (C, B, A, S) is shown.
		+
		+	A good example for this is a 9-star A rank weapon. The stars would go: 1★-3★ Dark Blue, 4★ -6★ Light Blue, 7★ -9★ green.
		+
		+	This new change makes it easier to identify an items rank and star rating.

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-Star Rarity is basically how rare something is, measured in stars.
+[[Image:Star_Rarity.PNG|thumb|right|The "rare" threshold on items is seven stars]]
-Seven stars will equal a rare, on certain terms (A Moon Atomizer is not rare).
+Star Rarity is the measurement of the rate at which an item is dropped by enemies or breakable objects in [[Missions]].  An item with more stars drops less frequently than an item with fewer stars.
-Also, the [[Meseta values]] of items seem to be dependent of their star rarity to some extent.
+Items with 7 or more stars will be considered a ''Rare Item'' for determining item distribution in a party.  Additionally, the stars on items will be illuminated in different colors based on their Star Rarity.

← Older revision	Revision as of 01:56, 14 December 2007
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