So if I got 2 weapons, 1 does 200 DPS and has +6 strength bonus, the other does (for example) 210 damage and has no bonus. What weapon do I choose? Because I don't know how much extra damage that +6 strength does...? Shoot me if it's a dumb question...;-)
question about damage etc
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TheBigLebowski
, déc. 15 2014 07:48
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Posté 15 décembre 2014 - 07:54
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Otherwise. The answer is: It depends on which stat, and your current balance of stat.
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Posté 15 décembre 2014 - 08:25
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Otherwise. The answer is: It depends on which stat, and your current balance of stat.
nope, the answer is the 210 damage weapon.
it deals 5% more damage then the other one (regardless of your stats)
then the 5% extra damage are uneffected by enemy armor, so its actually more then 5% damage increase unless the target is a mage or you already have 100% armorpen
6 strength is 3% attack und 3% guarddamage
if you have 0% attack und 0% bonus damage to guard to start with, thats a 3% damage increase on health and a 6,09% damage increase against guard
if you have more attack% or guard% to start with the relative benefit will be less
so with a level 1 warrior attacking a target with 0 armor (a mage) that for some reason has guard (mages dont have guard), said mage would need to have an uptime of 65% or more on his guard to take more damage from the 6 strength instead of the 5% higher base damage
from there on the entire calculations simply goes more and more in the favor of the higher base damage weapon
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Posté 15 décembre 2014 - 08:28
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nope, the answer is the 210 damage weapon.
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Posté 15 décembre 2014 - 10:12
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i fully agree with this statement
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Otherwise. The answer is: It depends on which stat, and your current balance of stat.
you seem to disagree with that statement ("the answer is")
my intend wasnt really to give him the answer, but to correct the flawed answer he already got
