a ring that has 94 haste and 78 versatility) and mistakenly thinking that it applies to all versatility everywhere, but for just about every item that is like that there's another one that would be 94 versatility and 78 haste, and yet another that's 88 versatility and 88 haste. Maybe what you're seeing is items that are weighted more towards one stat (i.e.
If that is incorrect then I'll absolutely delete my post.Uh, what would give you that impression? Like I said, all gems, enchants, and food are in equal values.
The logic is in the same vein as saying that 1.5 stamina = 1 agility on item budgets for things like flasks/enchants/food. That's why we see less versatility on a similar ilvl piece than mastery. Approximately 1.25 more stat budget than other secondaries. I was under the impression that it took more stat budget to get 30 versatility than 30 mastery. All cloak enchants are 100 of any rating, all rings are 30 for the Breath enchant and 50 for the Gift, and all neck enchants are 40 for the Breath and 75 for the Gift. You enchant the stat you want the most of, period. It's not terribly difficult to look at the list of gems, enchants, or food and find out that your entire post is 100% wrong, and that's so convoluted that I'm not really sure how you'd have thought that up when the way things are in the game actually makes sense. Versatility has no extra weight on the stat budget, it's a secondary stat like everything else. All enchants, gems, and food give equal amounts of rating.
Unless you really really need the mastery and you're valuing mastery more than 1.25x the value of versatility, then take the versatility.What in the world are you talking about? None of it is true at all. So 30 versatility = 37.5 mastery in stat budget. You get 30 stat points, now versatility is weighted heavier on the stat budget of an item compared to other stats. The reason you enchant versatility over mastery is because of the flat enchant value.
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