I just started watching your videos right before the Diablo for lunch and you have the best format of any contact creator. Giving the viewers the option to get the info they want and move on at the beginning is such an amazing quality of life I can’t thank you enough.
You continue to be a man of the people and understand what people actually want. Thanks for being a genuine dude with genuine content - much appreciated!
I have seriously watched everyone’s video on how the damage works and none of them could tell me exactly what I needed to do to make my build no function with these buckets or whatever they weren’t clear about what was in each bucket and what would be important, but you did everything in one video mad props likes subscribed now so peace
If anyone is still struggling with this, the *most basic, most critical* point is that just adding up percentages makes a lower number than when compounding (sequentially multiplying) them out. Even if they're the same percentage number. e.g (remembering that multiplying something by 100% outside of videogame parlance just means multiplying it by 1, so subtract 100 from all these numbers if your brain starts to hurt) 100 * 150% = 150 100 * 110% * 110% * 110% * 110% * 110% = 161.051 Noticeable even with a few small increments. But spectacular in larger doses. e.g Path of Exile sized multipliers: 100 * 300% = 300 100 * 140% * 140% * 140% * 140% * 140% = 537.824 Which *kind* of explains why some specs that don't do a massive amount of extra crit damage and don't get near permanent uptime on vulnerable seem to have some truly ludicrous multipliers on their base damage. Maybe. =) But also, when these specs do get access to vulnerable, even for a brief moment, that is not going to be very balanced if that brief window is enough to kill most of the stuff.
Had to sub, cause this is like the 5th video about Diablo that I've learned a lot from you. Now I gotta hunt for different gear to up my damage numbers, though lol very informative!
Thanks for the explanation! I was under the impression that damage to and damage with were separate buckets. It’ll be interesting to see how it all works out. Tomorrow 🙏🏻
Finally a Good video i’m changing my items to that seems way better and i Have less damage and i couldnt figure it out why. This video was very useful to what stats are the most important for gearing thanks!
Thanks, now I understand better why my blood Overpower build was doing tons sometimes and when I changed items it reduce a ton when I thought I was adding dmg.
I have a stupid question: Based off of the item affixes, how can you tell which affix will be categorized by the game as a) [x] % damage b) [+] % damage
You are doing Inarius' work my friend. Honestly I think I actually prefer this, and for one very simple reason - Diablo 3. D3's damage numbers were completely out of control, well into the trillions which was just absurd (reminds me I didn't finish my altar, damn. Oh well.) This is all very clearly intentional on the devs' part to keep the numbers much more manageable and open up design space for future ideas. I wonder if they'll ever nerf the 2H Weapon bonus for legendary powers, because that could be problematic down the road and it really pushes Barb into the stratosphere compared to the other classes except maybe Rogue. *EDIT: It is worth considering that you absolutely need to factor in Vulnerable uptime - if you're not in a group where it's constantly being applied or you can only apply it yourself say every 10-15 seconds or what have you, in those specific cases the additive may actually be better if it has more consistent uptime.
Hi Rax, It's me... Rusty! I'm one of the many guide watchers and appreciators of your work. I pick today (d4 launch day) to say "Thanks, Man!" for all the stuff... from your Music recommendations to your (nearly) fool-proof build guides. I'll be watching and keeping my fool mouth shut per usual during d4, but I'm out here loving your work and I bet I'm not alone. (typo corrected)
The basic idea being, when you are increasing the multiplicative part, the 'increase' is a bigger percent, because it is a smaller pool. Adding vulnerable will be like you have a small bucket of 'vulnerable' and adding to it, where is adding to the additive will be like you have multiple stats in the same bucket. So adding in the additive makes smaller difference because the bucket size is so much bigger to begin with. Drop of water in a glass vs drop of water in the ocean.
basically crit and vul are better because they are more rare. So, an increase of +30% in them generates a lot better ratio from your current baseline than +30% in the giant bucket full of items. It is all about finding the percentage that makes the better ratio from current value. Or more simply put, find the +% that generates the most x% from your current baseline.
Pretty much, you want to have as much Vulnerable application on your gear and roll it wherever you can, crit is a huge plus to this, but without vulnerable application you will def fall behind trying to reach late game.
Love the content. You're underrated as a content creator, and deserve all of the recent success. Looking forward to more content in the days and weeks to come.
Thanks Raxx. I felt so dumb, I had to rewind the video a few times but I finally get it now and its makes total sense. I feel like knowing this is going to be a huge benefit to making gear choices from even lvl 1
Essentially, you'd want the discrepancy between your buckets to always be as minimal as possible. If say you do 1.9x from Vuln and only 1.2x from Additives, then another 20% should go to some additive rather than vuln if given the choice. Also have to take into account the frequency of application. If you can apply perma-vuln, but CC only 50% of the time, then have to adjust this as well into an equation of choosing Vuln vs CC.
Would "Damage to elites" be in the top X% damage, or in the bottom +% damage bucket? For example, Necromancer paragon nodes saying "16% damage to elites". I don't see damage vs elites in the necromancer column of the google sheet. This video was super helpful & has made me completely rethink my paragon boards & nodes.
The further down the skill tree you can get your vulnerable the better, start with flay, then later you can get it from pressure point or from the passive that gives vulnerable from weapon mastery skills
Thank you Rax! You are amazing. Indeed that was very very helpful. I keep wondering what would you do different if you develop the multipliers and how they work with each other.
Thanks for the video Raxx. I’ve been playing diablo a long time, didn’t know I needed this video lol 100% thought I already knew what you were about to say but I was wrong. I’m often wrong which is why I clicked your video in the first place. 🙏🏼
Love the content and please keep it coming. But in terms of easy-to-see, can you make your CyberpowerPC and NordVPN advertisements partially opaque? Hard to see everything on the screen in your "Let me explain" videos sometimes. Or pop them across the top where the paint toolbar is so it doesn't block your hard work.
"Ancestral" level guide. Thanks a lot for this, can't wait to get stuck in and get my sorc to God tier. One question: how is imprinting different from the codex of Power?
Your comment was 10 days ago, but if you haven't found out. If you imprint from the codex it is always the minimum roll for the range. E.g. x20-40% damage it will always be 20% If an aspect is on a legendary it can roll anywhere in that range. Therefore, always be looking for legendaries that have your wanted aspect and has a high roll. Remove it and put on the legendary you want. However, the drawback is it can only be imprinted once because when you remove an aspect it becomes a "consumable item" with 1 use. So save your max rolled modifiers for later game gear if possible.
What I find concerning is that damage over time and overpower will scale poorly. This is an issue because entire builds / subspecs of classes rely entirely on those. I know Barb has a key passive that lets their bleeds fully benefit from crit chance & crit damage.
Yeah, this is my concern as well. Crit + vuln builds are just starting from a better position than any build that doesn't include those things. That being said, d3s solution of everything being multiplicative has its own problems. Builds that can integrate as many damage sources as possible would more likely excel.
If "Damage against elite" is the same as "Damage against Bleeding", should I invest only in "Damage against Bleeding", as I can make sure they all Bleed all the time?
Can you make a video about what seasons mean exacatly? this whole topic has me really confused and I dont understand the long term rewards you get from participating in seasonal content.
Seasonal content=Permanent cosmetics(assuming you got the battle pass and play the season in the season realm) Characters from season at the end of the season move to eternal realm and you start a new seasonal character with the start of the new season.Your eternal char is not lost and you can play with him anytime you want.
@@EckoUntitl so basically I have to create a new character every few months if I want to play the most up to date content? And also, can characters that I made before the season started benefit from it in any way? If i want to get an item for one of my older characters will that not be possible at all?
@@warnado5007 For the new content yeah you have to create a new char,you cant pull items from different realm(you can look at it like a different server) and characters you made before won't benefit simply because they will be in eternal realm. While im not a huge fan of seasonal model and i always played and loved games where you build your character over time i will make exception for this one because it's not overly complicated like PoE and the fact that every season they will rebalance classes so i get to try a different build and style.
@@EckoUntitl I hope the leveling wont be a pain every time tbh. Sounds like it would get really old really fast. But as you said yourself, at least theyre going to mess with the classes every time to change things up. Thanks a lot!
Raxx can you explain how the maths work within a bucket please? For intanse if you have two items, one with crit dmg against volnurable and one crit dmg against frozen and then two items with voln dmg.Also something not in relation to the damage madness, are all legendary powers aspects that you can extract? Many 🙏
At the end when you're listing important things, it's critical, not crowd control, right? At the beginning you singled that last out as "crit stuff"...
As someone who LOATHED the way D3 scaled to TRILLIONS of damage/hit, I'm disapointed that there's even 4 different buckets. Everything should be in 1 bucket, keep numbers low.
If thorns cannot crit, does that essentially mean that thorns is tremendously nerfed compared to any other damage type? I had thought they nerfed thorns between the OB and Slam because they realized how insanely high it could stack, but understanding how damage buckets stack I'm wondering if it was completely unwarranted to nerf thorns.
D4 has a realy complex system and it defnitely feels like a true succesor to Diablo II. I'm actually picking of rares, making choices between, you need every stat to a sertan exten for Paragon requirements. The damage types and mechanics are insanely vast. basically right now I'm just guessing based of logic.
> I'm just guessing based of logic. Same lol. I dont have the time or desire to do math problems with every potential upgrade. Someone needs to create a gear calculator / armory to help players compare loadouts and possible upgrades.
another game with same problem playing in division 1/2 for years, and that thing, multiplicative vs additive dmg, was there too. and thing is it's never transparent what dmg in what categore, you alwayse need some guide too know it. I don't understand why... anyway thank for the info
Thanks Raxx ! You should also make a video directed at the dev team with suggesting a different approach to the buckets, so that there are more but not overwhelmingly much buckets (and ofc so that the numbers do not get too large). If there would just be a few more buckets, it would be much more interesting.
6:31 where and how do you get the x 6 ? You say 500 plus one so it's times 6. Where does it comes from? I mean how do you get to x 6 from 30% additive and 500 additive ? That 500 additive was in percentage too?
I'm playing a minion necro and will hover over my basic skill to see. I've found a higher item power weapon, with more dps and int and after I equip it, my damage goes down
Question: When you haven't finished the storylines of act 1, can you enter the "higher" acts ? Would be interesting to know if you can get legendary aspects from the later dungeons or a mount right at the start
Rod said dev video that you can only unlock the mount by the main storyline. You should be around lv 30 when you unlock it, if you do play along. Let's say you keep levelling inside the same dungeon, farming asap, you might reach lv 100 without being able to unlock the mount. For the acts parts, I do not know and do not want to guess and be wrong.
I gotta question for necro mains. Is mememto Mori applying? Because I still only get a 5% on crit with warriors sacrificed, the 60% bonus ain't showing on sheet. Edit I have all minions sacrificed
I'd assume that's considering your character can reliably proc vulnerable, right? Not taking into the account fact that "+" damage 100% of the time would be better than "x" damage 20% of the time, right? Also, do we know how AS works with channeling skills? Calc is underrated, btw after typing 1.5* and pressing "=" works as power😁
Hey Rax, you could differentiate yourself further if you familiarised yourself with a digital whiteboard tool, such as Figjam, Miro, Jamboard etc. Put your caveman paint scribbling days behind you.
5:34 when you say"putting it ina separate multiplier" what do you mean? That i shal put the 20% in whatever bucket i have less value, because it will help most? 😊
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In the end you said crowd control instead of crit. That's what you get for shortening crit chance to cc.. :)
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Which is why in The Division we reference it as CHC and CHD (though I think that has caught on to Diablo and other RPGs as well now) :)
@@Malacite That sounds like bad cholesterol diseases. 😅 I’m old school, I prefer terms like AOE, DOT, CC, DD and crit chance is just called “crit” 😊
It was dubbed crit stuff by Rax
He meant it, he needs to maintain that 17 damage rep.
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This made me laugh more then it should have
Lmao I was thinking the same thing!
We all joke but some poor soul will do this and we'll have to clear a challenge rift with that build
LOL. Amazing.
@@spoonherr Is he trying to get overpower damage? Cause all classes get a base 3% proc without some skill to raise it...
This video was honestly way more helpful than all the other videos on this topic
That's the Raxx special.
I just started watching your videos right before the Diablo for lunch and you have the best format of any contact creator. Giving the viewers the option to get the info they want and move on at the beginning is such an amazing quality of life I can’t thank you enough.
You continue to be a man of the people and understand what people actually want. Thanks for being a genuine dude with genuine content - much appreciated!
Bro is like a 17 damage Druid with his paint and calc skills but excels to an S tier with his content and knowledge
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Paint and calculator. But it gets the job done
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It’s not the tool that matters, it’s how you use it 😏
I have seriously watched everyone’s video on how the damage works and none of them could tell me exactly what I needed to do to make my build no function with these buckets or whatever they weren’t clear about what was in each bucket and what would be important, but you did everything in one video mad props likes subscribed now so peace
If anyone is still struggling with this, the *most basic, most critical* point is that just adding up percentages makes a lower number than when compounding (sequentially multiplying) them out. Even if they're the same percentage number.
e.g (remembering that multiplying something by 100% outside of videogame parlance just means multiplying it by 1, so subtract 100 from all these numbers if your brain starts to hurt)
100 * 150% = 150
100 * 110% * 110% * 110% * 110% * 110% = 161.051
Noticeable even with a few small increments. But spectacular in larger doses. e.g Path of Exile sized multipliers:
100 * 300% = 300
100 * 140% * 140% * 140% * 140% * 140% = 537.824
Which *kind* of explains why some specs that don't do a massive amount of extra crit damage and don't get near permanent uptime on vulnerable seem to have some truly ludicrous multipliers on their base damage. Maybe. =)
But also, when these specs do get access to vulnerable, even for a brief moment, that is not going to be very balanced if that brief window is enough to kill most of the stuff.
Raxx you're the man! Watching all your tips before launch tomorrow!!
Had to sub, cause this is like the 5th video about Diablo that I've learned a lot from you. Now I gotta hunt for different gear to up my damage numbers, though lol very informative!
Thanks for the vid man, helps a ton! *instantly opens Maxroll guides*
That fish will be in my nightmares. Thanks Raxx
the last one is always the best one thanks raxx 👌
Thanks for the explanation! I was under the impression that damage to and damage with were separate buckets.
It’ll be interesting to see how it all works out. Tomorrow 🙏🏻
Finally a Good video i’m changing my items to that seems way better and i Have less damage and i couldnt figure it out why. This video was very useful to what stats are the most important for gearing thanks!
Dude this is a great video. Totally changes how I’m looking at skills and items
Thanks, now I understand better why my blood Overpower build was doing tons sometimes and when I changed items it reduce a ton when I thought I was adding dmg.
I have a stupid question:
Based off of the item affixes, how can you tell which affix will be categorized by the game as
a) [x] % damage
b) [+] % damage
You are doing Inarius' work my friend.
Honestly I think I actually prefer this, and for one very simple reason - Diablo 3.
D3's damage numbers were completely out of control, well into the trillions which was just absurd (reminds me I didn't finish my altar, damn. Oh well.)
This is all very clearly intentional on the devs' part to keep the numbers much more manageable and open up design space for future ideas.
I wonder if they'll ever nerf the 2H Weapon bonus for legendary powers, because that could be problematic down the road and it really pushes Barb into the stratosphere compared to the other classes except maybe Rogue.
*EDIT: It is worth considering that you absolutely need to factor in Vulnerable uptime - if you're not in a group where it's constantly being applied or you can only apply it yourself say every 10-15 seconds or what have you, in those specific cases the additive may actually be better if it has more consistent uptime.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for putting this video out! It was extremely helpful helpful!!
Hi Rax, It's me... Rusty! I'm one of the many guide watchers and appreciators of your work. I pick today (d4 launch day) to say "Thanks, Man!" for all the stuff... from your Music recommendations to your (nearly) fool-proof build guides. I'll be watching and keeping my fool mouth shut per usual during d4, but I'm out here loving your work and I bet I'm not alone.
(typo corrected)
The basic idea being, when you are increasing the multiplicative part, the 'increase' is a bigger percent, because it is a smaller pool. Adding vulnerable will be like you have a small bucket of 'vulnerable' and adding to it, where is adding to the additive will be like you have multiple stats in the same bucket. So adding in the additive makes smaller difference because the bucket size is so much bigger to begin with. Drop of water in a glass vs drop of water in the ocean.
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It’s the hoodie, I relate to Raxx cus he has similarities in appearance to me haha
basically crit and vul are better because they are more rare. So, an increase of +30% in them generates a lot better ratio from your current baseline than +30% in the giant bucket full of items. It is all about finding the percentage that makes the better ratio from current value. Or more simply put, find the +% that generates the most x% from your current baseline.
Pretty much, you want to have as much Vulnerable application on your gear and roll it wherever you can, crit is a huge plus to this, but without vulnerable application you will def fall behind trying to reach late game.
Love the content. You're underrated as a content creator, and deserve all of the recent success.
Looking forward to more content in the days and weeks to come.
True. I believe the same. He talks simply and I can understand him. Everytime I see a video of Rax is like new knowledge is gained.
Thanks Raxx. I felt so dumb, I had to rewind the video a few times but I finally get it now and its makes total sense. I feel like knowing this is going to be a huge benefit to making gear choices from even lvl 1
Great Video.
I think you wanted to say "Critical Chance" @7:51
Every content creator has made this video except me... Well certainly saved the best for last ;) Thank you much
yet another godly Bob Raxx painting right there
Essentially, you'd want the discrepancy between your buckets to always be as minimal as possible.
If say you do 1.9x from Vuln and only 1.2x from Additives, then another 20% should go to some additive rather than vuln if given the choice.
Also have to take into account the frequency of application. If you can apply perma-vuln, but CC only 50% of the time, then have to adjust this as well into an equation of choosing Vuln vs CC.
Is c.c crowd control or crit which do you mean here
@@vraxialidv9362 It means crowd control but you know what, might as well be both as each is their own bucket.
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Thank you!!! Math is taught by doing problems, appreciate the way you did this.
Thanks. This is super important. It helps to make decisions about which improvement to take.
Very helpful. Thanks Raxx. Miss opportunity to draw actual buckets in ms paint tho.
Would "Damage to elites" be in the top X% damage, or in the bottom +% damage bucket? For example, Necromancer paragon nodes saying "16% damage to elites". I don't see damage vs elites in the necromancer column of the google sheet. This video was super helpful & has made me completely rethink my paragon boards & nodes.
Damage to / versus / with / when is all in the additive bucket.
Interesting. This might finally settle the debate for me for which generator to use on my bleed build barbarian (flay with vuln vs ls with bleed).
The further down the skill tree you can get your vulnerable the better, start with flay, then later you can get it from pressure point or from the passive that gives vulnerable from weapon mastery skills
@Terracronz Both? Both. Both is good.
Thanks best explanation so far and easy to remember.
Thank you heaps bro, another amazing video! Can't wait to hit hardcore tomorrow
the most important detail left out. how do legendary nodes scale and how do legendary aspects with an "x" scale??????
Thanks Rax! More videos with mspaint please!
Thank you Rax! You are amazing. Indeed that was very very helpful. I keep wondering what would you do different if you develop the multipliers and how they work with each other.
Actually unreal that noone did a show and tell as you did.
Thanks for the video Raxx. I’ve been playing diablo a long time, didn’t know I needed this video lol 100% thought I already knew what you were about to say but I was wrong. I’m often wrong which is why I clicked your video in the first place. 🙏🏼
Raxx you are right 3 is bigger than two but 17 is much bigger than 3 so Druid it is.
So could it be said that all ideal item rolls include a standard of at least Vulnerable?
Love the content and please keep it coming. But in terms of easy-to-see, can you make your CyberpowerPC and NordVPN advertisements partially opaque? Hard to see everything on the screen in your "Let me explain" videos sometimes. Or pop them across the top where the paint toolbar is so it doesn't block your hard work.
You can type 1.25^5 in google search to calculate power
"Ancestral" level guide. Thanks a lot for this, can't wait to get stuck in and get my sorc to God tier. One question: how is imprinting different from the codex of Power?
Your comment was 10 days ago, but if you haven't found out.
If you imprint from the codex it is always the minimum roll for the range. E.g. x20-40% damage it will always be 20%
If an aspect is on a legendary it can roll anywhere in that range.
Therefore, always be looking for legendaries that have your wanted aspect and has a high roll. Remove it and put on the legendary you want. However, the drawback is it can only be imprinted once because when you remove an aspect it becomes a "consumable item" with 1 use. So save your max rolled modifiers for later game gear if possible.
thx raxx keep up the amazing work
Super excited for tomorrow! I know you will be blasting but don't blast so hard that you end up dying on us!
Rax is jus goated
What I find concerning is that damage over time and overpower will scale poorly. This is an issue because entire builds / subspecs of classes rely entirely on those. I know Barb has a key passive that lets their bleeds fully benefit from crit chance & crit damage.
Yeah, this is my concern as well. Crit + vuln builds are just starting from a better position than any build that doesn't include those things.
That being said, d3s solution of everything being multiplicative has its own problems. Builds that can integrate as many damage sources as possible would more likely excel.
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Don't worry, I appreciate the "caveman" explanation. I like the paint program and calculator usage
If "Damage against elite" is the same as "Damage against Bleeding", should I invest only in "Damage against Bleeding", as I can make sure they all Bleed all the time?
If you're able to make them always bleed, then yes because they are the same.
Just to be absolutely clear: attack speed does NOT in fact increase the rate at which DOTs tick ?
Great video! Can you explain the red line at the top where it says your character sheet will lie to you?
UGH me caveman, me finally understand! Thanks for the break down seriously, you're not alone in the caveman world.
Can you make a video about what seasons mean exacatly? this whole topic has me really confused and I dont understand the long term rewards you get from participating in seasonal content.
Seasonal content=Permanent cosmetics(assuming you got the battle pass and play the season in the season realm)
Characters from season at the end of the season move to eternal realm and you start a new seasonal character with the start of the new season.Your eternal char is not lost and you can play with him anytime you want.
@@EckoUntitl so basically I have to create a new character every few months if I want to play the most up to date content?
And also, can characters that I made before the season started benefit from it in any way? If i want to get an item for one of my older characters will that not be possible at all?
@@warnado5007 For the new content yeah you have to create a new char,you cant pull items from different realm(you can look at it like a different server) and characters you made before won't benefit simply because they will be in eternal realm. While im not a huge fan of seasonal model and i always played and loved games where you build your character over time i will make exception for this one because it's not overly complicated like PoE and the fact that every season they will rebalance classes so i get to try a different build and style.
@@EckoUntitl I hope the leveling wont be a pain every time tbh. Sounds like it would get really old really fast. But as you said yourself, at least theyre going to mess with the classes every time to change things up.
Thanks a lot!
best explanation. ty
This just makes me want to understand overpower now
Raxx can you explain how the maths work within a bucket please? For intanse if you have two items, one with crit dmg against volnurable and one crit dmg against frozen and then two items with voln dmg.Also something not in relation to the damage madness, are all legendary powers aspects that you can extract? Many 🙏
Can you do the same style video, but for defensives? Especially for the hc chare
Yeah!
At the end when you're listing important things, it's critical, not crowd control, right? At the beginning you singled that last out as "crit stuff"...
Yeah, he meant critical chance.
meant crit chance + crit damage. that's what I get for labeling it "cc", spoke incorrectly
Raxx your "ADS" are blocking the calculation under additive.
so its exactly what the devs said? +% bonuses add up and *% bonuses always multiply your damage?
As someone who LOATHED the way D3 scaled to TRILLIONS of damage/hit, I'm disapointed that there's even 4 different buckets. Everything should be in 1 bucket, keep numbers low.
In b4 MSPaint being ditched from Windows and sold separately at Photoshop price.
If thorns cannot crit, does that essentially mean that thorns is tremendously nerfed compared to any other damage type? I had thought they nerfed thorns between the OB and Slam because they realized how insanely high it could stack, but understanding how damage buckets stack I'm wondering if it was completely unwarranted to nerf thorns.
this is great but the right bottom corner equation being covered by the timer is not great.
D4 has a realy complex system and it defnitely feels like a true succesor to Diablo II. I'm actually picking of rares, making choices between, you need every stat to a sertan exten for Paragon requirements. The damage types and mechanics are insanely vast. basically right now I'm just guessing based of logic.
> I'm just guessing based of logic.
Same lol. I dont have the time or desire to do math problems with every potential upgrade. Someone needs to create a gear calculator / armory to help players compare loadouts and possible upgrades.
7:47 pretty sure he means "Crit. Chance" instead of "Crowd Control" in his conclusion
another game with same problem
playing in division 1/2 for years, and that thing, multiplicative vs additive dmg, was there too. and thing is it's never transparent what dmg in what categore, you alwayse need some guide too know it. I don't understand why...
anyway thank for the info
Why is it 1.6 and not 1.3 in the second example?
That "C.C" on the second line of Paint should be "Crit", right?
is "5.0% Nature Magic Skill Damage" in paragon, better than "5.0% Damage to Poisoned Enemies"?
Thanks Raxx !
You should also make a video directed at the dev team with suggesting a different approach to the buckets, so that there are more but not overwhelmingly much buckets (and ofc so that the numbers do not get too large).
If there would just be a few more buckets, it would be much more interesting.
6:31 where and how do you get the x 6 ? You say 500 plus one so it's times 6. Where does it comes from? I mean how do you get to x 6 from 30% additive and 500 additive ? That 500 additive was in percentage too?
Thank you !
What bucket is % all damage in? You said it’s godly, so i assume it’s not part of the additive bucket, thanks
Damage Works for WW Barb. Damage Works worse for everything else.
I'm playing a minion necro and will hover over my basic skill to see. I've found a higher item power weapon, with more dps and int and after I equip it, my damage goes down
thank you
Soooo wouldnt the real take away be whichever "bucket" has the least amount of pooints in you want to add more to that one where uou can.
They should have a feature in the options that turns off all these additive garbage affix.
Isn't vulnerability damage also additive within its own bucket
Question: When you haven't finished the storylines of act 1, can you enter the "higher" acts ? Would be interesting to know if you can get legendary aspects from the later dungeons or a mount right at the start
Rod said dev video that you can only unlock the mount by the main storyline. You should be around lv 30 when you unlock it, if you do play along. Let's say you keep levelling inside the same dungeon, farming asap, you might reach lv 100 without being able to unlock the mount.
For the acts parts, I do not know and do not want to guess and be wrong.
Minion damage increase is all addative. That sucks but ok.... they can have their attack speed increased, will it be multiplicative like ours?
I gotta question for necro mains. Is mememto Mori applying? Because I still only get a 5% on crit with warriors sacrificed, the 60% bonus ain't showing on sheet.
Edit I have all minions sacrificed
Cali: "shlep shlep shlep shlep"
Not just calculator, but STANDARD calculator not even SCIENTIFIC
I'd assume that's considering your character can reliably proc vulnerable, right? Not taking into the account fact that "+" damage 100% of the time would be better than "x" damage 20% of the time, right? Also, do we know how AS works with channeling skills? Calc is underrated, btw after typing 1.5* and pressing "=" works as power😁
What do you mean when you keep saying “take the damage”….. don’t you just pick up items that have stats? I’m so confused
Does that translate to your attack power? So will the attackpower be higher if you add the dmg to another bucket than the additive?
Hey Rax, you could differentiate yourself further if you familiarised yourself with a digital whiteboard tool, such as Figjam, Miro, Jamboard etc.
Put your caveman paint scribbling days behind you.
5:34 when you say"putting it ina separate multiplier" what do you mean? That i shal put the 20% in whatever bucket i have less value, because it will help most? 😊
Shouldn't "Damage Vs", "Damage while", "Damage with" and "Damage from" be in their own buckets?
What's the "bucket" term referring to exactly? Ive only ever heard of this as dips in a line graph.