Will a fixskill potion fix my stats?

[Wyildarren]

Ok so this is probably a dumb question... but here goes I'm a level 11 Ranger and here are my stats;

Stats: Normal (Bonus) ... Enhanced (Bonus)
Strength (STR): 69 (9) ... 69 (9)
Constitution (CON): 55 (2) ... 55 (2)
Dexterity (DEX): 95 (32) ... 95 (32)
Agility (AGL): 70 (15) ... 70 (15)
Discipline (DIS): 72 (6) ... 72 (6)
Aura (AUR): 63 (11) ... 63 (11)
Logic (LOG): 100 (25) ... 100 (25)
Intuition (INT): 93 (21) ... 93 (21)
Wisdom (WIS): 55 (2) ... 55 (2)
Influence (INF): 28 (-11) ... 28 (-11)

They aren't set to the static grow rates, but when or if I reach cap and I buy a fixstat potion setting them to the proper levels according to krakii would I lose stat points because I wouldn't be gaining them as they won't exceed 100?

[Specie]

1) You're talking about a fixstats, not a fixskills. In general, a fixstats is 4x more expensive
2) You set your 'level 0' stats, so you would still get stat increases as if you leveled up
3) If you're level 11, and you're not happy with your stats, delete and reroll. You can get to level 10 conservatively during your first 30 days, and I've seen people get near titling. Whatever time you spent to get to level 11 will be spent 100 times over trying to get a fixstats potion one way or the other.

[Merala]

1) You can get to level 10 conservatively during your first 30 days, and I've seen people get near titling.

I think Swoosh got up to 20 something in her thirty days. But yes, it's easy to get at least close to title in the first 30 days.

[DaCapn]

Not set for the static grow rates, but when or if I reach cap and I buy a fixskill potion and set them properly will the levels I would have gained in those skills if I were not 100 already still be there?

This question needs a fixlanguage potion. I must have read it at least 10 times and it already still doesn't make any sense (even after allowing for confusion about the potions).

Also, level 10 would be 1 month of hunting solely on gift of lumnis (less than 1hr per day). Add in bounties and a little more off-hour play and you're in very good shape.

[Wyildarren]

Sorry about the grammar, also I still don't fully grasp the concept of static grow rates.

[Asha]

When you buy a fixstat potion you will have to reset your level 0 stats. Then you'll be required to re train all your skills as you see fit.
It's pretty simple.

As regards to what to actually set your stats as, that depends on wether you want to maximise all of them for level 100 or if you'd prefer many training points in the meantime, which doesn't quite get your stats up to max at level 100.

[DaCapn]

Sorry about the grammar, also I still don't fully grasp the concept of static grow rates.

No problem, you rustled up a Brit for me to harass anyway...


As regards to what to actually set your stats as, that depends on wether you want to maximise all of them for level 100 or if you'd prefer many training points in the meantime, which doesn't quite get your stats up to max at level 100.

So as to not just be a heckling turd:
You can always use your annual fixskills to keep your build up to date with your stat growth (e.g. I didn't do ranged with my halfling rogue until well after my STR was 100).

Like others, I advocate for a reroll. You can keep the same name when you reroll if that matters to you (just make sure to choose the same name when you do otherwise the name is gone). I rerolled twice with my main (once after level 10 and once after 20). It's a drop in the bucket if you have something major to correct (such as any stat maxing at level 10). Fixstat potions go for ~40mil. Whether you buy one through your BPs or pay silvers for it, you still would have otherwise had 40mil more in coins.

[Gibreficul]

Stats are more important than anything else in the game. Just from my experience, using a fixstat at 11 mil exp, going from "Max TPs" to "max stats" changed the game. My character was MUCH more stable. Keep in mind that's with about -200 overall TPs because of the stat change. Get your stats right, everything else will fall into place.