Implemented ton of additional effect weaponry (around 90 of them, and more coming soon).

Not perfect but should be reasonable, in retail these have pretty low proc rates, and I had very little to go on as far as how dmg or proc rates are calculated. Luckily these are very easy to adjust, because they likely will need to be after some comparisons with retail.

There is a lack of online data for melee additional effect gear. BG wiki lists it as an "unsolved mystery".  What little data I can find online suggests lower proc rates than ranged additional effects (which matches my retail memories too), that some items proc rates vary and some are static, and at least some HQ items have a slight boost in proc rate compared to NQ items. I can't find a link now (browser crashed while I had it open) but there was a parse of plat grip and its +1 showing the HQ as a flat 9 point something % and NQ as 4.9 something % both of which which come close to the ffxiclopedia estimates of 10% and 5% ( http://wiki.ffxiclopedia.org/wiki/Talk:Platinum_Grip_%2B1 ). The usual minimum 5% and max 95% rules for most FFXI things don't seem to apply either, with Twilight Scythe being an estimated 1% (most effects get estimated between 5 and 10, but its almost all eyeballing it).

Some items (Garuda's dagger http://wiki.ffxiclopedia.org/wiki/Garuda%27s_Dagger ) are boosted by day and weather effects in retail. I do not know if that applies to all items, so I'm only doing it where I see its been recorded as so (probably just a few items like avatar gear). All item I did ARE checking resistances though - you aren't going to land a silence dagger proc as easily on an IT ice elemental as you would on an EP earth elemental, and your fire sword will likely hit for single digits if not zero on a water elemental (when it actually procs).

Some of our existing items seems way off on proc rate but I didn't touch them (yet). I did not do any grips or weapons that require another item like batteries at this time either.

Other thoughts: Please no settings.lua tweaks to these anytime soon, because I need accurate comparisons with retail. Retail itself does have most of these abysmally low, and I'm aiming to match retail by default. Far future, I'm liable to make one myself if I'm still around and these are accurate.

Things I want to be told about: "these proc rate more than/less than retail or Dmg is lower than/higher than retail, here is my data."
Things I will ignore: "These suck they never go off!"
 :)
local dat var (cause i haven't found anything else that needs changing before i merge)