increased Elemental Damage with Weapons

What does the [increased Elemental Damage with Weapons] passive skill affect? Does it work with converted elemental damage (for example from the [Avatar of Fire] passive skill or the [Lightning Strike] active skill, or does it only use the base elemental damage on a weapon? Does it stack with [increased Elemental Damage]?

Anyone?

Any elemental damage done by weapons, is increased. Even if it's added by something like a gem, or ring.

Such as that puny 2-5 fire damage may become 7-16.

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Xorjt wrote:

Any elemental damage done by weapons, is increased. Even if it's added by something like a gem, or ring.

Such as that puny 2-5 fire damage may become 7-16.

Does damage from skills like [Elemental Hit] or [Infernal Blow] count as "damage done by weapons" as well, or is it spell damage?

NO... why the hell would they? I mean it's Not like your attacking them with your weapon when you use [Elemental Hit] Or [Infernal Blow] Or [glacial Hammer]....



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Seriously Read what you wrote yourself & try to figure it out.... hell you wrote the god damn answer yourself.

I'm gonna give you a Hint


If you still can't figure it out click the spoiler below:

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Bretout wrote:

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No need to be a jackass about it when I'm just asking for clarification. Stuff like this works differently from game to game, and I haven't seen any concrete information on it ingame so I don't think it's such an odd thing to ask.

I thank you for the answer, but next time try to leave out the petty hostility. It's only making you look childish.

true there is no need for me to be a jackass. I am sorry.

But you asked the same Question Twice.
you just added 2 different skills. If you just look & Read then you would notice that Almost Everything is already spelled out to you in the game.

for Example: [+% Weapon Elemental Damage]


Example 2: [+% Projectile Damage]




Instead of spelling it out for everyone they made it Extreamly simple & easy to understand without to much Words.

The main reason i acted like i did was because if you just understood the words used in the game you'll be able to figure it out & the answer was already give to you by Xorjt. It's Extremely easy.

I understand what it means, but my point was that different games treat this in different ways, so it's not always as clear-cut as you say it is. For example, [Infernal Blow] could be treated as a magical weapon attack or as a spell that just happens to be channeled through your weapon. Especially since there is no obvious in-game distinction between something like [Infernal Blow] and [Fireball] (like a "weapon attack" or "spell" tag in the description), while they are completely different things. There is a difference, but there's no explicit ingame mention of what the difference is exactly. Also, Xorjt specifically mentioned damage added by items, which is why I asked for additional clarification about damage added by skills (both active and passive).

I simply prefer to ask some obvious questions and get a clear unambiguous answer rather than to just assume things and possibly find out I assumed wrong later down the line.

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Aargh wrote:

Especially since there is no obvious in-game distinction between something like [Infernal Blow] and [Fireball] (like a "weapon attack" or "spell" tag in the description)

Actually, there is. When a skill is equipped hover over the hotkey. Skills with cast times are spells. Skills with attack times are attacks. The game differentiates all skills this way. It's generally obvious by the animation, as well.

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mrshoon wrote:

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Aargh wrote:

Especially since there is no obvious in-game distinction between something like [Infernal Blow] and [Fireball] (like a "weapon attack" or "spell" tag in the description)

Actually, there is. When a skill is equipped hover over the hotkey. Skills with cast times are spells. Skills with attack times are attacks. The game differentiates all skills this way. It's generally obvious by the animation, as well.

Ah, I didn't know that. That's good to know.