Magic Accuracy Or Enfeebling Skill?

which is better for enfeebles? for instance, if i were to get a shadow coat, would that be better to macro in for enfeebles than my wizard's coat? shadow coat is +10 Macc, wizard's is +10 enf skill. thanks for your input

enfeebling skill :x

thats what i thought, but wasn't sure. thx

From the reading and research that I've seen MACC ≈ Skill for purposes of resist rates. That being said, stay with your wizards coat, or if you have Limbus access, put wizards coat on your +1 list (After Hands).

1 skill = 1 m.acc

In the example give, I would take AF, as it is easier to get and can be upgraded to 12 skill in the future.

About the same. If it works like melee skill then 1skill=.9macc. Making macc slightly better. But that's really hard to test for and all the testing I've seen is "inconclusive". So I just count them 1 for 1. Either way still pretty close

npnp. I am pretty sure enfeebling skill takes priority unless there is a slot where you cannot get enfeebling skill +, otherwise it is macc/int. Not sure if INT or macc is better as a 2nd choice though.

*EDIT: and there you have it :D

1macc should be 1-2int depending on dint. Assuming it works like nukes at least on the int modified enfeebles.

The best testing shows 1 m.acc to be equalavant to 0.95-1.05 skill (with a 95% confidence interval), you could call that inconclusive, but I think its enough to suggest that it is 1=1.

Well by inconclusive I mean I've seen both and small ranges... for all intents and purposes though its 1 to 1. And frankly even .9 to 1 wouldn't really make that big a difference in gear choice given how little macc there is out there to get. I mean you'd have to have a full 10macc/skill just to make a full 1 macc difference between the two lol. So really the only change you'd make is chosing say like 10macc over 10skill. Which really isn't the wrong choice either way