142206-basic-crafting-talents-question

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Ok crafting talent trees look really confusing and vague.
 
What do they mean exactly "more socket options" or "More assault/support options" or "increases the socket range"
 
Or for example why would i choose 3% more overcharge when i can get 10% less fail chance, seems like to be a superior choice.
 
Can anyone explain to me a little what these things mean and do? How am i supposed to know what to choose if i dont really know what exactly it offers me.	
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Ok, let's start.
 
More assault/support options is related to the slider you can see when you craft. Left = assault power, Right = support power, and the others are a mix. This gives you more options in that slider. Frankly, it is one of those talents you never take.
 
3% more overcharge vs 10% less fail chance is not a simple choice at all. It's a question of stronger item with higher fail chance vs weaker item with lower fail chance. Let's say you want the best item, even if you have to fail 3 times to craft one successfuly. After four tries, you have your item, which will be better than anything the other player with 10% less fail chance can craft. However, that player only needed to craft, say, 2 items to get his successful item, even if that item is weaker.
 
Increasing the socket range affects how low or how high you can change the slots from their initial value. Let's say you want to lower one of the slots to the minimum, because you don't want anything from this slot. This talent lets that minimum go even lower.
 
The other one, I have no idea what it means. I don't see it in the talent tree for any of my chars. Are you sure you wrote it correctly? Do you mean the "provides you more control over socket change" ? If so, it means instead of going 1-5-9-13 etc, you can instead make finer changes, like 1-4-7-10-13, etc.	
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Ah thanks i see.
 
So if i got this right the socket charge rate just gives a bigger range, from 100% to 112.5% and is increased if you use that talent more.
 
And the other one says "provides you with more precise control over socket charge", i assume it means you get to choose different percentages, instead of 25/50/75/100 something like 12.5/25/37.5/50etc	
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