Right , by quite a margin . The difference in base weapon ATK which will scale with your primary stat and the 16 % damage will push it well over the Hyper Growth weapon . That being said a 12 Hyper Growth weapon is decent enough to carry you through a lot of stuff , though it might begin to show signs of struggling vs say Requiem dungeons and other more challenging content . <| sep |> Damn I better make the most of it then ! <| sep |> Lmao that ' s around what I ' d pay for my car , i ' m 17 . I don ' t drive much so I don ' t have it insured yet <| sep |> resdircesdocumentpart 6 langeYou get a 75 % tax credit on the first $ 400 of donations . arc . gc . caEpbgtf 5000 d 15000 d 115 e . pdfYou fill out the section for line 410 here , where you do that exact calculation . You then put it into line 57 on your T 1 . arc . gc . caEpbgtf 5000 s 1 README . htmlThere ' s your T 1 . Line 57 gets added directly to a few other lines and then is subtracted from your federal tax owing . So yes , if you donate $ 400 , your tax owing drops by $ 300 . The difference come April is you will get $ 300 from the government that you otherwise wouldn ' t have either reduced taxes owing , or a larger refund . That ' s $ 300 out of the federal coffers and into the party ' s coffers . What ' s more , if you scroll down in that first link there to the Reimbursement for Candidates and Reimbursement for Political Parties sections , anything that the candidates or parties spend during an election will be reimbursed by the government at a rate of 60 % for candidates and 50 % for parties . So that basically bumps it up again . I donate $ 400 . I get $ 300 back . I ' m out $ 100 . The party gets $ 400 . The party spends $ 400 and gets reimbursed for 50 % $ 200 . The party has now gotten $ 600 because I donated $ 100 , with the extra $ 500 coming from the government .