Board Thread:Trading/@comment-201.191.112.181-20140420191835/@comment-201.191.112.181-20140421015433

Myskaros wrote: Well, the tipping points between Viracocha and Magician really are the stats as well as the far superior active skill. Yes, they are comparable and used in mostly the same situations. However, in F2P games, players really are trying to eke out every extra point of advantage they can, so Viracocha's extra 280 stats (200HP/20ATK/20SPD) are a big deal, and his active makes him far more valuable than Magician. Consider Lady of the Depths; if she didn't have that ridiculous active, she would be much less desired.

You are correct that there are both good and bad spirits. I would argue that there are no SRs that are even close to God of Water's disappointing level, and that there are extremely few rares that are equal in trade value to any non-God of Water SR, though. Mmm I don't see that big diference betwen Magician and Viracocha, I want it because for me is the same as Magician, but is from Inca Folklore, and most my spirits are Mayan, Aztec and Inca. I have Tezcatlipoca, his stats are little bit disapointing, still I like him more than other SR earth spirits, tough in this case I admit the big diference in power and other stats. My point is that at the end, at least for me and some other players it may not be that big diference. Of course what makes Advanced spirits more valuable is that they are only adquirable via advanced summon, but there are ways to get destiny orbs without spending money, plus even a spirit from advanced is sometimes bested by even spirits from lower range, so just for being an advanced SR doesn't mean it is a valuable spirit, even if it isn't the god of water.