Re: Witch Hunter: Wit or Fortress Weapon?
Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2022 10:07 am
I just googled it for fun using the description "30% increased by 50% is", and it gave me 45%, but okay, 80% sounds better
, english is not my native lang.

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it does not increase the base value of your armor pen (30*0.5+30) but adds another 50% to your base so it is indeed 70-80% depending on your weaponskill. that is why blessed blade is so goodF4llen4ngel wrote: Mon Oct 24, 2022 10:07 am I just googled it for fun using the description "30% increased by 50% is", and it gave me 45%, but okay, 80% sounds better, english is not my native lang.
You welcomeMindbleed wrote: Mon Oct 24, 2022 10:05 am Very insightful and helpful, thank you.
Do procs like Fortress weapon and Wit trigger from all attacks equally? Does it matter, if they are equipped in main or off? Does weapon damage or speed have any effect in your abilities? Ive learned from other games, that slower main hand weapons are generally better in pvp, would you say thats the case in RoR?
F4llen4ngel wrote: Mon Oct 24, 2022 10:07 am I just googled it for fun using the description "30% increased by 50% is", and it gave me 45%, but okay, 80% sounds better, english is not my native lang.
Afaik remember that armor pen is hard-capped to 75% (if that didnt change, was the case last 2-3 years iirc)inoeth wrote: Mon Oct 24, 2022 11:40 am it does not increase the base value of your armor pen (30*0.5+30) but adds another 50% to your base so it is indeed 70-80% depending on your weaponskill. that is why blessed blade is so good
Fenris78 wrote: Mon Oct 24, 2022 4:35 pmYou welcomeMindbleed wrote: Mon Oct 24, 2022 10:05 am Very insightful and helpful, thank you.
Do procs like Fortress weapon and Wit trigger from all attacks equally? Does it matter, if they are equipped in main or off? Does weapon damage or speed have any effect in your abilities? Ive learned from other games, that slower main hand weapons are generally better in pvp, would you say thats the case in RoR?
Procs have equal chance to proc on every direct damage skill or autoattack, excluding DoTs and other procs (like blessed bullets, etc.).
It doesnt matter if main hand of off hand got procs, every aforementioned AA or skill is able to proc them. Multiple procs can trigger from each proccing test, i.e. you can proc both weapon procs + enchant proc (auras, BW enchant, etc.) from the same hit.
ABout slower main weapon, again you need to test your dps, for example by doing multiple combats again constructs, only using AA. Or you can calculate your main attack damage, then divide by the weapon speed to know your average damage per second.
Do the same for off-hand (using the same formula, you'll get an approximation), using the main hand speed as divider * 0.45 (the off-hand proc chance).
AFAIK, autoattack dont generate bloodlust, as they are not generating accusations for the WH either.inoeth wrote: Wed Oct 26, 2022 10:21 am the more the betterhowever it depends on you class and spec, for a def WE for example it is far better to use the 54 dps 1.6s weapon over the 57 dps 2.8 because you need to get 5 bloodlust fast because you actual dmg comes from WB. for a dps WE however its better to use the fortress weapon because your dmg comes from agonize and not so much from finishers.
Either I misread you completely, or did you imply a faster weapon allow to build bloodlust faster ?inoeth wrote: Wed Oct 26, 2022 10:21 am [...]it is far better to use the 54 dps 1.6s weapon over the 57 dps 2.8 because you need to get 5 bloodlust fast because you actual dmg comes from WB.[...]