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It would be better if other stats could also increase hp by 2 like DSII

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ER players are so dumb man, jesus christ

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Whoever made decision to make vigor buff fire defense and not physical defense should be sent to friget outskirts....

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What's the answer to the question, "HOW TO INCREASE VIGOR IN ELDEN RING" ? Spend runes... but where?

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i was in pvp right, level 287. fought this one guy, oneshot at 429 vigor. he has like 10 vigor. wth

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And people say ADP was bad... at least that softcapped at 30...

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10 vigor first playthrough :)

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I like leveling vigor before offensive stats because that means bosses take longer to kill, which means I get to spend more time playing the game!

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50 Vigor is fine in most situations. 60 is nice but it's only a difference of 196 HP. Better off running Crimson Amber Medallion +2 and/or Erdtree's Favor +2 if you want more HP, unless you can really spare the levels. Don't bother going past 60 vigor unless you've already 99'd all the stats you care about

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Chad 60 vigor PvP enjoyers VS chad 10 vigor PvE enthusiasts on NG+7 (they're both chads)

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The balancing on this game is plain horrible, give us at least the possibility to upgrade armor or at this point with exponential-WoW style increases in enemy damage make health scale with character level, feels like I can't play my own build without investing into this to survive more than a single hit...

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I have beaten the game many times with only 31 Vigor, is that not normal? Seems like everyone's saying you need more than that lol

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The number of people at SL 200 who have 40 or below Vigor is astounding. By SL 150 I personally feel as if 50 Vigor is the absolute minimum viable number for co-op and pvp.

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All viable Elden Ring builds require a minimum of 40 Vigor points.

Elden Ring makes this particular stat requirement non-negotiable.

The earlier your build hits 40 Vigor minimum, the better.

40 Vigor is plenty of Vigor for all ranged builds. 50 Vigor gives ranged builds more breathing room for error at the potential cost of maximum late game damage.

50 Vigor+ is necessary for most melee-oriented damage builds.

60 Vigor+ is the recommendation for tank builds.

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If you aren't VIG 30 ASAP, VIG 40 by rl80-90, VIG 58-60 by rl120, then you're dying too fast to git gud. Lv VIG earlier if you're planning on running co-op or invading. Low level invasion or co-op builds(rl40-80) can get by with minimum requirements on wpns/spells and maybe hitting the first soft cap of 2 dmg stats at 30. rl80-90 might have a 45/30 in two stats for dmg after bonuses.

Learning to set up parry, backstab, getting ready, and being able to survive repeated AoW or dragon breath is more important than hitting the really high dmg breakpoints. The only exception is when you're only minmaxing 1 dmg stat, you can safely hit 60 in it by rl90. 45/30 is generally easier due to starting stats and being able to deal with the ABS penalty of a single seal to boost 4 stats. The latter is only worth it if you're getting benefits from the other stats.

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From 60 you gain 200hp if you go 99 lol

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Seen too many people get baited into leveling other stats early. Players new to the genre should always level vigor to 40 immediately, occasionally raising other stats only enough to equip a weapon they like enough to use until endgame.

After vig to 40, main damage stat for the chosen playstyle to 20, then endurance to 20-25 for comfort.

After that, go crazy. You can always refine your build later with larval tears, but with that base you can pretty much get to endgame with no stat-related issues.

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If I am helping a host at level 130-160 and I see they have under 1500 HP, I will point their ass down when they die.

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Putting 1 into vigor everytime you put 1 into a damage stat lets you keep up on damage and lets you take a decent amount of damage.

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Equipment weight shouldve been tied to Vigor so there wont be fools running around with 200 health because they never levelled vigor and are wearing a glintstone crown including other health debuffing items such as fia's blessings.

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make tank builds great again

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Ah yes the one stat that regardless of lvl scale nobody seems to raise XD I've invaded people at 150 with like 800 HP then these very same people run off to steam or reddit and whine about how "artificially hard" the game is.

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at 55 vigor I still take so much damage, why? with erdtree's favor I've got 1877 health and some decent armor (fire prelate gauntlets & legs, vyke torso, greathelm) I noticed my comrades do not take nearly as much damage as I do per hit, even if they have less defensive armor, my talismans are Blessed dew, cerulean amber +2, great jar's arsenal, and erdtree's favor. do any of these make me take more damage?
I don't know what I'm doing wrong, is 55 just not high enough?

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My rule of thumb is that I have so much vigor that one flasks heals ~2/3 of my health. That way I don't waste flasks by overhealing and don't have to fight on knifes edge healthwise.
Besides that, I think vigor is kind of overrated, because your HP in fight is mostly determined by your flasks anyway. Your HP is
Number of flasks * HP healed by flask + base HP, only the last one being influencend by vigor. So its not that important - that is if we're not talking about not being one-hitted by certain attacks, of course.

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Let's be honest here, everyone would prefer if vigor boosted physical defense instead of fire defense...

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One issue i have with vigor is how mismatched damage is between pvp and pve. its really easy to just splurge on damage and let your vigor fall by the wayside for the pve, but that simultaneously makes some invasion encounters very difficult

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the fact that 77 vigor leaves you at 1999 instead of 2000 upsets me greatly

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50 is enough for level 150 pvp

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As a pure PvE player I never needed more than 40 vigor. I usually stick with 30 and get the last ten levels in end game. That is more than enough as a buffer. You should be avoiding most damage. Vigor is too much of a leveling drain otherwise. Spend those points into synergizing your damage. The faster you kill enemies the less likely you get hit.

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Everyone saying 40-60 vigor is best and anything else is a waste of stats, meanwhile my hp is past my compass and I can tank most moves cause of max vigor.

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The one rule that applies to all Soulsborne games is level the stat tied to health first if you want the easiest experience. ER is no exception. It's not just about making more room for mistakes, but also reducing the amount of panicking you experience, as panic makes the player far more prone to making them in the first place. Lot easier to stay composed in a prolonged fight when a boss wipes 40% of your health bar than when he wipes 70%.

Leave damage output to weapon upgrades, you can always add points to your desired offensive stats later.

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How much vigor you need for the glass cannon build?

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~50 Vigor + Morgott's Great Rune is the way to go

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any more or less than 60 vigor by endgame is a result of poor stat allocation

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anything above 40 vigor is a waste of points

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Elden Ring players level up a single non-damaging stat challenge (impossible)

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"then 50+ Vigor by the end of the game" This is one of my main issues with the game. The stats to reach the ideal soft caps are much higher, meaning if you want to reach them you have to level and keep leveling.
For example, in dark souls games, 40 was fine for vigor and endurance, but in ER, you have to get about 50 or 60 in both.
For your main stats, in ER 60 is just the start, 80 is idea. A sorceror for example will need 80 in INT in ER, but 60 was as much as you needed in DS.

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My ability with maths is borderline chronic, otherwise I wouldn't need to ask.
How much do I need to invest in Vigour for one crimson flask to fill my HP bar from as close to empty as possible, say from ten HP to full ?
I don't want to use a talisman slot for the crimson seed and if I have a great rune active one flask will not refill my HP if it drops below 1 / 4 even if it is equipped. Any help with this is appreciated.

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For the love of the two fingers, stop dying in one or two hits from medium-damage attacks.

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Can anybody explain why my HP doesn't match these values? I have 40 vigor but I'm sitting at 1377 HP instead of 1450. If I put on Radagon's Soreseal and get to 45 vigor I'm at 1501 HP instead of 1581... Doesn't seem like my any of my other equipment is to blame.

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Don't be vignorant, chuck a couple points into this every once in a while

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You forgot to level this on your first playthrough, didn't you?

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People who say they despise invaders have probably put a grand total of 2 levels into this

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arch nemesis of mages

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10 vigor and 99 endurance. Dual wield fingerprint shields. I was in a tragic accident as a child and the resulting brain damage has given me super powers in the form of eyes on my brain. Kos.... Or some say Kosm....

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99 Vigor, Son. It hardens in response to Dragon Greatshield Talisman. You cant outdamage me, Tarnished.

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I still one-shot every host i invade at level 350+ I use dual occult scavengers curved swords with seppuku and it just melts. People really need to level vigor everything under 1850 HP gets one shot. It‘s much worse on my meta character where people min max the wrong sh!t and have less vigor than the wildlife

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Vigor in this game sucks, you get way less damage compared to previous games, is literaly just waste of levels

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No leveling vigor is KILLING YOUR GAINS (DONT LOOK STUPID)

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this game is as much about your damage output as it is about survivability. Once you learn to dodge a boss properly and not panic roll, 40 vigour is all you'll ever need. My first playthrough I got all the way to Fire giant with no cooperators with 25 vigour. Had to level then, but I cannot ever recall getting oneshot by a boss when I had 40 vigour

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Fully optimized progression is to always level this first. More damage can always be gotten by upgrading a weapon. More health can only reasonably be achieved by leveling vigor. Whether you want full optimization is up to you.

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should improve the scaling at higher levels. even with 60 vigor you can be easy oneshot by one-trick-pony builds at meta level

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He lost all his ~450 to the very first attack of the fire giant, so I guess he never leveled it lmao

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I had a baldachins blessing in my inventory since the start of the game so I always had 1805 vigor with zero problems in pvp and pve at all. I can safely say the 60 meta is straight up propaganda lol. 50-55 and dump those extra points in mind or endurance or something that can make an actual difference in your playstyle

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My char is at 30 Vigor at Giant Mount's; no wonder my char keeps dying to everything. I didn't even realize that until reading this page, since my char rarely survived 2 hits of anything anyway. I guess it doesn't really matter that much outside of boss fights if you rely on light weapons and bow/magic. That said, looks like 40 Vigor could make my game a lot easier. Gonna be weird to see my char not healed to full with a flask, though.

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Just a thought, but given how vital health is (enough that virtually everyone should to level it to at least 40 regardless of build), maybe they should do away with Vigor altogether (in future games, since it would require a major rebalancing) and just tie your health to your character level or something. As it is, Vigor is basically a non-optional stat that doesn't impact your specific build beyond how much of a glass cannon you are.

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40 vigor in this game is what 27 vigor was in ds3. 60 vigor in this game is what 40 vigor in ds3 was. People really need to level vigor, so many weak builds in pvp that get one-shot. You really should see vigor as your main stat regardless of build.

Start leveling vigor today :D

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Host Of Finger's Nemesis.

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I think the problem for new players who get to late game with very little HP is that it's so unclear WHEN you should level it, and by how much. You don't see major value until you clear ~25-30RL Vigor, a 10-20 level dump before you start surviving significantly more hits. The scaling means you get roughly the same amount of health between levels 30-40 as from 10-30 (+500 each), in other words twice as much value from the later levels. This means that for roughly 10 levels you're still dying in the same number of hits to many early-mid bosses, which negatively reinforces the investment. Instead, players getting a feel for the game get way more value from early damage levels - more weapon/spell variety, and quicker kills which in turn improves survivability. People delay putting points into Vigor because until you see the very long term return on investment it feels like a really bad investment. Only after you've gotten some experience with the game do you realize that stat investment was a mistake when those late game bosses start to pull you apart like the damp tissue paper you are. I think it also doesn't help that many of us were caught off guard by how much harder avoiding hits is in Elden Ring. The AOE on late game bosses is dialed up to an 11 compared to previous Soulsborne Games, making dodging much less reliable (or at least much harder to learn).

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How much does it help to level vigor past 40 (for PvE)?

I'm asking because I just beat ER for the first time (80fth/50+dex), but never felt as though the extra few HP would be worth the runic cost.

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I feel like 90% of the balance issues in this game for both PvE and PvP could be fixed by simply changing the softcaps on Vigor from 40/60 to 60/80

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My extremely well made negative criticism on elden ring when someone says “should have leveled vig lmao”

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The flask of crimson tears +12 heals a little under 75% of HP at 32 vigor, and about 50% of it at 47 vigor. Based on these admittedly arbitrary percentages, vigor should be leveled either up to 32, 40 (first soft cap), 47 or 60 (second soft cap).

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I have 60 vigor but I do not have 1900 health….. why???

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Step 1: Get the stats you need for your equipment. For this step and the following steps, increase Vigor as needed.
Step 2: Level Endurance a little for fashion souls (keep it under 20 early game)
Step 3: Raise mind stat slightly (20 is a good stopping point to use most Spirits)
Step 4: Level Vigor to 60.

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lmao. hosts of fingers just hate this stat so much. then complaining about dying from a single hit in a boss fight . like, my brother in marika, YOU HAVE 25 VIGOR

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I got 80 vigor for fun in my first play through and i was still getting 2 shot by basically everything. Yes i had armor no i wasent using soreseals or any rings that make me take more damage.

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It blows my mind how many people will neglect this stat most of the game, only to complain about getting 1-2 shotted later on.

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Why does 40 VIG show up as 1450 in every calculator but at 40 vig in game on PS4 it shows 1377? No soreseal or weird stuff added in this is naked

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I kind of wish early levels of vigor got us a bit more health altogether. As it is, build versatility, especially in the early game is kind of gutted by how much vigor you need just to keep yourself from dying off of a single mistake, especially when you consider how high some of the stat requirements for a lot of weapons and spells are. PvP wise and PvE wise (after midgame), it really feels like from just went ''**** it'' and cranked player and enemy damage from a ten to a hundred, while the character's survivability went from a ten to like... a twelve.

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If you're a new player, you should be using your stats to hit requirments for the current equipment and spells needed and rushing to 40 vigor. Your damage stats will be much more useful when your weapons have more upgrades. There are too many people trading away survivability for meager damage boosts at early game. If you get bloodhound step or ranged attacks though, you'll have a bit more wiggle room.

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Once you get to 60 vigor, theres not much point going past it unless you got levels to spare in nothing else. 6 points per level is not great. With that being said, it seems they nerfed margott rune and vigor together as I used to have 2375 with 60 vgr and the rune but now I have about 2200, so if you really need those extra points, might be worth it.

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fun fact, if you increase your vigor over the max level using methods like Godrick's Great Rune or Radagon's Soarseal, you gain a huge increase in vigor. I am still testing the extents of this, but going from 99 to 100 vigor jumps your HP up from around 2100 to just under 4500. Another fun fact is after this huge jump, your HP scales very strongly with just 1 point in vigor (going from 100 to 101) increasing your health from 4488 to 4552. Because of this big jump, talismans such as crimson amber medallion extra powerful causing you (at vigor 109 using the great rune, soarseal, and crimson amber medallion +1) to have 5427 HP. This can be especially useful if you have a faith-build partner who can apply heals over time and if you use a weapon that does not scale very much like crossbows, cannons, or throwables.

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For anyone curious, 64 Vigor & the Erdtree's Favor +2 Talisman gets you up to exactly 2000 HP

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If your build has <40 vigor, your build sucks. The amount of damage flying around in this game is higher than any other From game. The late game damage scaling that enemies get is insane and don't get me started on PVP. Even with 40 vigor, you will still feel like defensive talismans are necessary against certain enemies

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I think 50 Vigor is optimal for PVE. You get to double drink maxed out Crimson Tears at low HP efficiently and top off single drink at half HP. The extra fire resist never hurts either. Otherwise, I see this funny thing happen during Bosses and PVE. Wack, Drink, Wack, Drink, Wack, Drink... etc etc. When instead it could be Wack, Double Drink, Wack, Attack! The double drink is stronger than most think as it's fast. You can also be double drink efficient with 60 Vigor and Crimson(Amber + Seed) Talismans, but I don't think I would give up 10 levels and two Talisman slots for it.

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I hate how they made this required for late game. In DS3, it was a bonus, but not required for progression. You know, like every other stat?

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Vigor seems weak between 40 and 60, but it is not. Between 40-60 every stat (except faith) gives enormous amount of defense for a certain damage type. In this case, fire, which is a very common damage type for bosses.
At 150 level, you have 172 resistance for fire at 40 vigor and 192 fire resistance at 60 vigor. It doesn't seem much, but it is, because it is flat (almost) damage reduction. This means every single point on this is relatively worth more than the previous one. This also means it is especially powerful against low, but frequent damage. So at high levels you can walk on lava for minutes.

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Lmao Vigor is useless if you don't get hit. That's why I have 60 vigor.

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Did they nerf vigor or my talismans? I had 1605 yesterday with 40 vigor and the eldtree favor and crimson medallion now I have 1525 today... I have 1377 at 40 vigor no talismans

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You get bigger returns increasing vigor than pretty much any other stat.
Going from 10 to 20 nets you 57% more HP.
Going from 20 to 30 nets you 52% more HP.
Going from 30 to 40 nets you 46% more HP.
Going from 40 to 60 nets you 31% more HP.

You get the idea. Compared to the gains in damage dealt from increasing offensive stats, it's much more significant. Getting to 60 vigor is always worth it.

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you are probably here to figure out just how little vigor the host had

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Huh. Guess I'm gimping myself a bit in pvp with only 25 vig.

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I plotted out the percentage of health increase out of curiosity, and from 5 to 40 averages about a 4% increase each point, immediately dropping to 1.7% at 41 and gradually going down to .6% at 60, then dropping to .3% and going down from there.
Anywhere from 40-60 is a good stopping point, but getting endurance and wearing heavier armor will likely get more survivability after 40 for some time.

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You are literally wasting flasks at low Vigor, since bosses tend to hit so hard and flask heals too much. This is why it is mandatory to reach 40 Vigor before everything else. But after that Endurance is much better, because reducing damage increase the value of every heal you use, meanwhile increasing maxHP doesn't. In short, Vigor barely increases your total healthpool.
So, if you need survivability, your roadmap should look like this: 40 vigor -> 50 endurance -> 60 vigor. After that, every point you place on these attributes are practically wasted. If you need even more survivability, then you should get defensive talismans, weapon arts, spells, consumables instead.

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The most important stat. I only levelled Vigor until I had 40 points in Vigor and only then starting levelling other stats. Made the game more pleasant and less frustrating since you don't get one shotted

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First time playing a souls, didnt knew vigor was that important, didnt understand how people were able to defeat main bosses in their second try, then I realise how bit their vigor bar was and evertything made sence

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I feel like 55 bigour is where you should stop almost or 56 cause those 4 more points feel slightly un-impactful

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The jump from 30 vigor to 40 vigor is literally insane. The fact anyone would turn down like 450 health for like 20 extra damage(in say adding those last 10 points into Dex/strength) still baffles me to no end

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I went to limgrave, liurnia even caelid with 18~25 vigor. From there on i slowly put some levels to get 30 until morgot. But going to the snow area, i really needed the urgency of raising to 40

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FAR more important to invest in than it was in DS3, in my experience. I wouldn't want to run any character with less than 20, and 30-40 by the end of NG seems like a good target to shoot for. I swear, you'd see half the complaints about how "everything one-shots you" go away if people started actually investing in Vigor. You can get to a point you can tank 2 or so hits from the Fire Giant without *that* much investment and it makes most of the "terrible" bosses people complain about much more epic and fun.

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Does anyone know if there is a way to reach EXACTLY 2000hp?

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I'm 135 now.. with my offensive stats split between 30/30/27 and in my countless PvE and PvP encounters I will say this is your best stat investment pre lvl 200. I still hit hard and I'm near the 60 hp soft cap. If I don't go passed 160-180 I probably won't jack em up crazy.. simply put you want 2-6 AR? Or 20+ hp average per lvl after 40... Let me just say I slap and win a lot(main PvP but enjoy PvE especially in melee range alot). Wep lvls not stats carry your DMG pre 150 I'm learning. My highest stats are fp/hp/Stam.. crucible armor arc/str/faith... Drag/crucible spells and loads of unique/bleed weps. Just my experience, to my specs, hf all

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For all of y'all players.... 60 Vigor is good enough as a Hard Cap , the Soft Cap is at 40 ( So technically you should Rush for 40 Vigor , and afterwards take is Easy upto 60 Vigor cuz after that its worthless to Upgrade after 60 as the HP diminishes really Hard just getting +5 or +6 HP which is a Level Not worthy of ). In favor just pour on other Attributes like Strength , Dex , INT , Mind , Faith or Endurance... What should come after hitting 60 Vigor is your Main Attribute Scaler ( So INT , Strength , Dex or Faith ). Then after that you should decently get Mind aswell as Mind that Governs FP is mainly needed for all Classes which Cast Spells/Incantations and even regular Skills or Ashes of War... there are also Items that Cost FP , like the Magic Bolts , Throwing Darts , HP Stones that Heals AoE per seconds , and there are Unique Items also like the ones found later which costs alot of FP like Morgott's Homing Spirit which costs 50 FP per cast etc... Alternatively ( I suggest pouring onto your Main Scale attribute Stat like Dex , STR , INT or Faith untill you slowly reach 40 Vigor while the major Stats should be atleast 50-60 like Dex/INT/STR/Faith depending on your Build ). But mainly if your running a Hybrid Build like im doing i'm Focusing on Dex & INT , and at Character Level 160+ those 2 are already on their Hardcaps which are 60 Dex and 70 INT.... At Level 200+ , your already good with 3 Major Attributes ( I'm at Level 204 now in NG still , having 60 Vigor , 50 Dex and 80 INT already ). While the Rest are decently leveled... In terms of Non-Hybrid Builds i think you easily catch up with 2 Major Attribute Stats at only Level 120-140 easily... Afterwards is when you get Hybrid and Prioritize other 3rd and 4th Attributes. ( And going Hybrid Builds in Elden Ring pays alot , being Fully in Control Melee and Long Range while being decently Tanky aswell indeed ). That's not even counting the Gears , Talismans and Weapon Options you choose from. At level 204 with my Character now i Utilize a Main Long Katana , a Spell Staff , a Claws weapon all at once shifting back-forth depending on Situations. and Ontop of that i still have a Medium Shield for Blocks , a Faith Seal for Incantations and finally a Longbow for a Ranged Option if my FP Finishes... But otherwise reaching levels from 180-200+ is the Best Level Cap for Hybrid Levels surely and the Game can be gone smoothly untill Last Boss and finishing the Game eventually.... Goodluck fellow Tarnished.

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I hear a lot of people suggesting taking this to 60 and abandoning Radagon Soreseal. Right now I'm running 35 +5 with the seal and don't feel too squishy in PVE. What are you guys running for PVP? I'm wondering if I should respec for it.

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I had 42 vigor and was getting destroyed by malekhit, but i recap my stats to 60 vigor and i won. This game is broken

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Useless stat in PvE since everything will 1 shots you anyway. Only relevant in PvP

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Been trying to figure out what the formula for the increases is, so I can say x% from 9-40, y% from 41-60, z% from 61-99. Best I can determine currently is that it is based on a formula involving the level. Like HP raising by x% of your level, rather than x% of your current max. At least that is what gets the most gradual/consistent trends, however, there are still a few spots here and there that fluctuate. (Example: At 14 Vigor you HP increases by 177% of your current Vigor, at 15 Vigor it's 164% and at 16 Vigor it's 167%. I was trying to work out where the dips like that were coming into play, and then I realized(in my spreadsheet because I'm obsessed with this) the sum of the HP increases are not just nice and round as a grand total, but between each of the caps as well. The total increases are; 1-40: 1150HP, 41-60: 450HP, 61-99: 200HP, with the total increase from 1-99 being 1800.

Given these nice round numbers, the "percentage of Vigor level" theory I had almost looking right, and the fact that there's no clean way to split the numbers evenly while implementing diminishing returns and soft-caps, my current working theory is that they had the nice round numbers in mind before-hand, split it into smaller nice round sections, then came up with a formula based on your Vigor level for each section that got them "almost" to the nice round numbers they wanted, and finally sprinkled the remaining HP here and there to get the rest of the way.

Do I sound accurate? Am I crazy? Am I just a big ol' dummy? Let me know what you think. Thanks.

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Been trying to figure out what the formula for the increases is, so I can say x% from 9-40, y% from 41-60, z% from 61-99. Best I can determine currently is that it is based on a formula involving the level. Like HP raising by x% of your level, rather than x% of your current max. At least that is what gets the most gradual/consistent trends, however, there are still a few spots here and there that fluctuate. (Example: At 14 Vigor you HP increases by 177% of your current Vigor, at 15 Vigor it's 164% and at 16 Vigor it's 167%. I was trying to work out where the dips like that were coming into play, and then I realized(in my spreadsheet because I'm obsessed with this) the sum of the HP increases are not just nice and round as a grand total, but between each of the caps as well. The total increases are; 1-40: 1150HP, 41-60: 450HP, 61-99: 200HP, with the total increase from 1-99 being 1800.

Given these nice round numbers, the "percentage of Vigor level" theory I had almost looking right, and the fact that there's no clean way to split the numbers evenly while implementing diminishing returns and soft-caps, my current working theory is that they had the nice round numbers in mind before-hand, split it into smaller nice round sections, then came up with a formula based on your Vigor level for each section that got them "almost" to the nice round numbers they wanted, and finally sprinkled the remaining HP here and there to get the rest of the way.

Do I sound accurate? Am I crazy? Am I just a big ol' dummy? Let me know what you think. Thanks.

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Do you guys say Vigor with a hard "R" or a soft "A"? I say Viga

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