Pieratboi at 22:32, 24 July 2024

2024-07-24T22:32:47Z

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	So I'm just going to go straight into an example with zap and how I think it works, someone please tell me if it's right or wrong :		So I'm just going to go straight into an example with zap and how I think it works, someone please tell me if it's right or wrong :

	So Zap has a base damage (Base) of 20 on the hit and Base = 1 on burn; the scaling for the hit = 1.0, burn = 0.5.		So Zap has a base damage (Base) of 20 on the hit and Base = 1 on burn; the scaling for the hit = 1.0, burn = 0.5.

	So say I have a blue book (5 MD), +4 AddMD in jewelry, and 0.3 MPBonus.		So say I have a blue book (5 MD), +4 AddMD in jewelry, and 0.3 MPBonus.

	So the hit damage would be: (Base + 5MDSCL)(1+MPB(SCL)) + AddMD*SCL ? =>		So the hit damage would be: (Base + 5MDSCL)(1+MPB(SCL)) + AddMD*SCL ? =>

	=> (20+5(1.0))(1 + 0.3(1.0)) + 4(1.0) = 36.5 damage before enemy MR; burn = (1+2.5)*(1+0.15) + 2 = 6.025 in 1 sec.		=> (20+5(1.0))(1 + 0.3(1.0)) + 4(1.0) = 36.5 damage before enemy MR; burn = (1+2.5)*(1+0.15) + 2 = 6.025 in 1 sec.

	But is +trueMD still subject to scaling and the "modified/scaled" damage just then ignores the MR of enemy?		But is +trueMD still subject to scaling and the "modified/scaled" damage just then ignores the MR of enemy?

	like if I had the previous formulas and damage numbers with +4 trueMD and not addMD. Assume enemy MR is 0.2.		like if I had the previous formulas and damage numbers with +4 trueMD and not addMD. Assume enemy MR is 0.2.

	Would I just have (on direct hit of opponent) 32.5(1-0.2) + 4 ; and (4.025(1-0.2) + 2) or (4.025*(1-0.2) + 4) for burn?		Would I just have (on direct hit of opponent) 32.5(1-0.2) + 4 ; and (4.025(1-0.2) + 2) or (4.025*(1-0.2) + 4) for burn?

	I just wanna know if mainly my calculations are correct and if trueMD is subject to scaling or if it always deals flat +x damage.		I just wanna know if mainly my calculations are correct and if trueMD is subject to scaling or if it always deals flat +x damage.
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Pieratboi at 22:31, 24 July 2024

2024-07-24T22:31:29Z

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So I'm just going to go straight into an example with zap and how I think it works, someone please tell me if it's right or wrong :
So Zap has a base damage (Base) of 20 on the hit and Base = 1 on burn; the scaling for the hit = 1.0, burn = 0.5.
So say I have a blue book (5 MD), +4 AddMD in jewelry, and 0.3 MPBonus.
So the hit damage would be: (Base + 5MD*SCL)*(1+MPB(SCL)) + AddMD*SCL ? =>
=> (20+5*(1.0))*(1 + 0.3*(1.0)) + 4*(1.0) = 36.5 damage before enemy MR; burn = (1+2.5)*(1+0.15) + 2 = 6.025 in 1 sec.
But is +trueMD still subject to scaling and the "modified/scaled" damage just then ignores the MR of enemy?
like if I had the previous formulas and damage numbers with +4 trueMD and not addMD. Assume enemy MR is 0.2.
Would I just have (on direct hit of opponent) 32.5*(1-0.2) + 4 ; and (4.025*(1-0.2) + 2) or (4.025*(1-0.2) + 4) for burn?
I just wanna know if mainly my calculations are correct and if trueMD is subject to scaling or if it always deals flat +x damage.
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How does scaling work with +addMD and +trueMD?
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