On the Augment Taeon set is crit.hit +4 or double atk +5% better for a pet ready set? I got the max 4% pet DT and pet Acc & atk max to 25 so just see on the top ? i ask and ty for any info.
I was wonder for the augment gear what would be better for a Pet ready set crit.hit +4 or double atk +5 for a augment?
Did some testing related to Ready moves so I could answer your question thoroughly. :)
There are only 4 Pet Ready moves that can currently crit:
Foot Kick,
Big Scissors,
Power Attack, and
Sickle Slash. Basically, BST Ready moves follow the same rules as weaponskills, so if it doesn't mention Critical in the description, then it isn't possible (even with Crit gear/atma/etc).
But let's say you really like to use Rabbit pets and you want "Pet:Critical Hit Rate+" as part of your Foot Kick set. Okay, well here's some info on that:
Lvl 99 PonderingPeter's Foot Kick vs. Wild Rabbits
75 TP (+500 WAR Fencer TP Bonus) = 575 TP
dDEX Crit = 20%
Gear Crit = 5% (2% Mirke, 3% Axe)
Non-crit Range: 6546-6859
Crit Range: 7057-7408
Crit Rate: 81.33%
After you subtract the dDEX Crit (20%) and the gear Crit (5%), you see it's ~56.33% Crit chance at ~600 TP. Probably 50% chance at theoretical 0 TP. Haven't tested the 3000 TP scenario yet, but it could be 70~80% crit chance, so you could push that close to 100% with some Pet: Crit Rate augments if that's worth it to you.
Bottom line: I don't think I'd recommend building Pet: Crit gear for just those 4 Ready moves.
So on the other hand, there's the "Pet:Double Attack+5%" augment. This will apply to all physical Pet Ready moves, but sadly is not terribly useful either. Similar to SMN Avatars, a DA proc only adds a single melee swing worth of damage to your Ready move. You've probably seen what happens when you whiff the first hit and only connect the second/third.
You get that tiny hit of damage and 10 TP return as a result. That's your DA proc.
This augment, while weak for Ready moves, can double as a good
Pet Idle option though, especially in combination with the Pet:DT-/Acc/Atk augments you got on your pieces.