can a fighter without autopot hold ssj with just using pot ( holds until pot cd done ) and how what he needs??
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a fighter to hold ssj without autopot needs the skill called Ki Burst if you have in plan to use it with skills.

He would usually need so EP regen equipment. It is completely possible to hold it without the right gear but it is gonna be difficult.

Ki Burst does nothing for ssj. At level 70 to maintain ssj you just need 2 pieces of gear with 20-21 energy to stand around as a super saiyan without worry of energy drain. If not, you can sit to to regen energy and use EP consumables.

Ki Burst is an absolute waste of skill points, and I highly recommend against investing into it.

Fighters don't need energy and it don't make ssj more standable O.O That would be energy regen but again its useless. ya Ki Burst is again another useless skill

Clearly you have never tried it.

I have been standing for hours crafting with SSJ up. Sitting at about 9600 EP from the 41 Energy on an extra two pieces of armor I carry. My regen sustains my EP at full with no issues.

Next time you go Super Saiyan, stand there with 0 energy on your gear. Watch your EP Drain away. Now get 2 pieces with 20 energy each. You'll see a clear difference in Energy Regen. Also, it's a known fact that Energy is useless for MA, read the OP.

thx for the tip guys appreciate it :D

I checked into the calculation once. I don't know if it's true for fighters but I know for some of the other human classes it's impossible to sustain without the right equipment. (By sustain I mean you lose 0 EP or you gain EP while in ssj). EP regen only helps you outside of combat and you need to like completely invest everything into it if you want to sustain it that way and as soon as you get into a fight your EP Regen does absolutely nothing and ssj will start decreasing your EP at a normal rate again. The way to counter this is to get EP drain equipment but again you have to completely invest like everything into it so you can't have both and it destroys your stats.

Like everyone said, it's not practical or useful.