Mechanical Questions Thread

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adghar wrote:

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TheBrenticus wrote:

So let's assume our beginning physical damage is 100. 100% of physical damage is converted to cold we have 162% increased physical damage, 74% increased cold damage, 50% more physical damage, 30 % of physical damage as extra cold damage and 40% more damage. How does this calculation work?

With regards to Conversion, damage bonuses apply to any damage type that a hit has ever been. I like to think of it as "conversion remembers." That means that conversion applies before bonuses, but it can look like it's applying after bonuses as well.

Increased damage modifiers stack additively and more damage modifiers stack multiplicatively.

With your example:

100 physical -> 100 physcold + 30 physcold
130 physcold * (1 + 1.62+0.74) * 1.5 * 1.4 = = 917.28, and the game truncates (rounds down) to 917 damage dealt by that hit.

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TheBrenticus wrote:

Thanks! I assume you are completely confident this is 100% correct?

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loadinggood wrote:

Hi. Didn't find in google.

Blade flurry skill gem
Dual wielding: The skill alternates between the main hand and the offhand for each hit

If im using for example mace + sword "Avg. Damage" tooltip will count both. But gem itself will be using only sword. Am i correct?

+ BF attack speed depends at both weapons ATS. Is BF depend by mace ATS?

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raics wrote:

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loadinggood wrote:

Hi. Didn't find in google.

Blade flurry skill gem
Dual wielding: The skill alternates between the main hand and the offhand for each hit

If im using for example mace + sword "Avg. Damage" tooltip will count both. But gem itself will be using only sword. Am i correct?

+ BF attack speed depends at both weapons ATS. Is BF depend by mace ATS?

Yeah, Blade flurry will only use the sword and mace attack speed and dps will not have any kind of effect. If you're dual wielding like that, it's exactly the same as using just the sword with all the dual wielding bonuses.

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iMbaQ wrote:

How does Juggetnaugts "30% increased damage" with notable "Unyielding" work? Is it essentially a "more multiplier", similar to shock, seeing as it doesn't mention melee or attack damage in the wording, or does it get added to all the other increases you have.