CON doesn't do anything for DPS; it just adds health and melee defense. STR is the only way to get DPS out of a Metal Utility slot for warriors (can also get crit damage from DEX in Leather Utility). Also, Offense slots on weapons are better than Utility, obviously.
well i asked cause i want to know dose DPS 1H warrior need con for defense or will hes skills make the loss of defense even? champion
but i keep that in mind what u already said
well i asked cause i want to know dose DPS 1H warrior need con for defense or will hes skills make the loss of defense even? champion
but i keep that in mind what u already said
Nah, you don't need to gear for defense on a champion, if Blackwall is any indication. I guess it could help on certain enemies (e.g. Revenants), but not necessary for the vast majority. Certainly no need to put it on weapons.
Nah, you don't need to gear for defense on a champion, if Blackwall is any indication. I guess it could help on certain enemies (e.g. Revenants), but not necessary for the vast majority. Certainly no need to put it on weapons.
i was talking about new char & armor, champions skills make even for loss of defense? i never try to stack con & defense on weapons 
if physical and not rune effectiveArmor = armor * (1 - armorPenetration) armorAdjustedDamage = damage - effectiveArmor if critical damage = max(2, armorAdjustedDamage) else damage = max(1, armorAdjustedDamage) ... if shielded and not flanking damage = damage * 0.5
The first code block seems to suggest that spells can't crit.
The second conditional seems to suggest that tanks who are shielded are doing 1/2 their normal damage (and generating 1/2 their potential threat).
... damage = damage * (1 + criticalBonus + flankingBonus) ...
Where is criticalBonus calculated?
Where is criticalBonus calculated?
criticalBonus is the bonus % Crit Damage stat. So 40% base, + Dexterity and item bonuses.
criticalBonus is the bonus % Crit Damage stat. So 40% base, + Dexterity and item bonuses.
So that's just added to damage directly?! Without consideration for crit chance?
The first code block seems to suggest that spells can't crit.
The second conditional seems to suggest that tanks who are shielded are doing 1/2 their normal damage (and generating 1/2 their potential threat).
The first code block is working out physical damage in relation to armour, as spells don't do physical damage they don't bother with that block at all. The else at the end of the block isn't in relation to the if physical, it is in relation to the if critical.
The second block is for players attacking the enemy, a shielded enemy that isn't being flanked will only take half damage.
So that's just added to damage directly?! Without consideration for crit chance?
It only comes in to play when it is a crit. The code posted is only a simplified version and not the full thing, obviously things like criticalBonus and flankingBonus only apply when applicable.
After reading all the stats an meanings I'm still confused.
Melee Defense %
So my armor says 300 and the enemy hit me for 300 I would sustain no health loss?
A=Armor Amount
B= Enemy Attack
C= Melee Defense %
B - A - C = Damage Enemy Deals to me?
After reading all the stats an meanings I'm still confused.
Melee Defense %
- Reduces final damage taken from melee attacks by 1%.
- Applies after damage reduction from armor.
So my armor says 300 and the enemy hit me for 300 I would sustain no health loss?
A=Armor Amount
B= Enemy Attack
C= Melee Defense %
B - A - C = Damage Enemy Deals to me?
You would take 1 damage. As that is the minimum.
As long as the damage is physical, and the enemy has no Armor penetration value (pretty sure rogues do, but I might be wrong.)
Enhanced Ability Ring
- Increases the prescribed ability's duration or damage by 30%.
- Two identical enhanced ability rings do not stack.
DOH! I've been using two Mighty Blow rings this whole time :|
After reading all the stats an meanings I'm still confused.
Melee Defense %
- Reduces final damage taken from melee attacks by 1%.
- Applies after damage reduction from armor.
So my armor says 300 and the enemy hit me for 300 I would sustain no health loss?
A=Armor Amount
B= Enemy Attack
C= Melee Defense %
B - A - C = Damage Enemy Deals to me?
B - A * (100-C)/100
If A = 200 B = 300 C=30%
then
B - A = 100
100* (100-30)/100 = 70
Can't subtract melee defense just in case you had that confused. 30% isn't the same as -30
I just know someone is gonna come in here later and ask why you multiply by 100, and then divide by it...
I think LuckShot actually understood the math though and was specifically asking if Armor Negated damage in that fashion.
For the love of GAWD it's ROGUE not ROUGE. Unless you mean to be talking about face makeup?
Also, I would hardly consider ROGUES to be worthless when fighting out of stealth. If you have your flanking aggro specced to be -100% then you can still be doing tons of damage between your stealth/autocrit ability attacks without garnering unnecessary attention. It's all about positioning and timing. If you're waiting to attack until you can kill something and regain stealth then you're wasting a ton of DPS.
it's not hard to find it out but i need to know all your stats
if you have everything at 0 (attack,critical chance,etc etc),things are....
12 magic = 6% attack
29 magic = 14% attack
50x1.06=53
45x1.14=51 (51.3)
but again,numbers are incomplete. you won't have onlu 12 or 29 magic in total and i didn't count willpower and other stats. Also i chose random damage for staffs. If the damage is more,when you have a better attack you get more damage (multplying higher numbers)
70x1.06=74 (74.2)
65x1.14=74 (74..1)
This really ought to be stickied.
A lot of this info is wrong or out of date. This is more up-to-date: http://forum.bioware...mbat-mechanics/
Is magic defense stat basically "resist all"?
Do they add additive? 17% fire resist + 11% magic defense = flat 28% damage mitigation vs fire?
thanks... but where does this answer the question?
Short answer is: elemental (including spirit) resistance and magic defense stack multiplicatively.
If you look at the damage calculation section of the linked post, it provides a somewhat simplified version of the entire damage calculation formula the game uses. The relevant part is the last two terms:
... * (1 - resistances) * (1 - defense)
"resistances" would be elemental resistance and "defense" is either magic, ranged, or melee defense, depending on the type of attack.
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