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[Deerber]

So you don't get a 50% DR for 6 seconds as stated either? That may be the answer; but if by "smoothly" you mean evenly, then it would still take 2 seconds before we lost invulnerability.

No, by smoothly, I mean that it's a smooth function of time, very likely. However, we never understood if it was a linear one, which would correspond to what you meant when you said evenly. If your test was done under the right conditions, then it would prove that it's not, I guess.

[Bwnci]

Unfortunately I can only guess. I hadn't considered the effect might dwindle, based on how it's worded. That wouldn't be the first misleading description though.

[Deerber]

Unfortunately I can only guess. I hadn't considered the effect might dwindle, based on how it's worded. That wouldn't be the first misleading description though.

Hehe, definitely not

[corlist]

Anyone with the inclination can do it with the resource provided here. (With a guide written by yours truly)

It's the exact same memory viewer/editor used in all our tests.

I could do it but, seeing how I get a BSOD every 15 mins or so...

[Deerber]

Anyone with the inclination can do it with the resource provided here. (With a guide written by yours truly)

It's the exact same memory viewer/editor used in all our tests.

I could do it but, seeing how I get a BSOD every 15 mins or so...

 

Hey, Corlist! Always a pleasure to see you posting here You think you'll be able to fix that BSOD for ME4?

[Bwnci]

Anyone with the inclination can do it with the resource provided here. (With a guide written by yours truly)

It's the exact same memory viewer/editor used in all our tests.

I could do it but, seeing how I get a BSOD every 15 mins or so...

Anyone with the inclination and a PC copy of ME3. I'm sorry to hear your out of commission.