does <element> attack bonus affect en-spell damage or just regular spells? if it does i just got a taurus with natural darkness attack bonus that can rock en-dark.
does <element> attack bonus affect en-spell damage or just regular spells? if it does i just got a taurus with natural darkness attack bonus that can rock en-dark.
~20 min til i can tell you with reasonable acuracyOriginally Posted by Nama
I got level 50 today.
http://img516.imageshack.us/img516/1692/clp398rc4.jpg
As soon as the update came out i got a wivre then I did one match in Annihilation with a LS mate and won. Then was able to control Diablo ever since. Seems to be a problem with their championship system to let one person control it. Allthough it could work better when more people reach the level 50 cap, but that would take weeks at this rate.
How much more FP do you have now than when you started? 2? 3?Originally Posted by Zumi
My wivre has 60 FP now. It started at 39 FP but I am not sure don't remember the exact number.
Am I crazy for wanting to literally take hundreds and hundreds snaps of my target monster in hopes I'll have an Extremely Tame, Extremely Aggressive, sub job equipped, two trait monster?
EDIT: And the whole Diablo system is pretty crazy... so is the whole exp thing too, but concerning Diablo, it should be more of a tournament, as in, more than one opponent. Tiers even.
Maybe a ranking system that goes up to 20 or 30 or even 100s. Every time you defeat someone you replace them, they move below you and you take their rank.
Oh and no exp gain for the defender
EDIT 2: And for lulz sake, let Champions or top contenders anyway do things like make Behemoth and Wyrm fighters.
EDIT 3: Oh, as a little restriction that would do nothing but to prevent some stupidness, mobs named "Pit Monster" are banned for Diablo.
I went to collect the exp from a match and it said my fight results were eaten by the monsters.![]()
ok test results in:
Dose "element" attack 15% or "Element" attack bonus effect En:"Element"?
Results: the above stated DOSE effect en:element damage
Test: took off light attack +15% and put on light attack bonus. En:light damage drooped DRASTICALLY with the switch (about 10 damage. fight was fast but was very noticeable)
Those aren't test results ;/.Originally Posted by lilfoo
And if you do 25 damage a hit, +15% will only add like 2 damage, not 10.
what lv was light attack bonus? +15% is probally better then the attack bonus till it gets very high im guessing
Hmm I want to do a Detector with Light +25 Dread Spikes and Str+25 to start .... lol
En:light went from 40ish dmg to 30ish cap. i also hit for 14 dmg. i never hit for that low all of yesterdayOriginally Posted by BRP
Took me 36 plates but I've got a wyvern with innate THF sub and Attack +15% with an aggressive temperament.
Anybody try the [Terrorizing FP 70] Plate yet? A Detector w/Terrorizing atk and a +HP ability might be kinda OP depending on the proc rate. Also... are there any types of NM's that have been discovered to give unique ability plates? Because so far everything seems to be attainable from regular mobs and nothing unique to those higher end fights.
Were you fighting the exact same opponent? Your opponent drastically affects what you/your en-spell hits for.Originally Posted by lilfoo
put light +15% en:spell dmg went up again put back on the light dmg bonus and dmg went down again. more then enough proff for me. i understand if others are skeptic, but with how static i have seen en:light to be i believe that it dose effect the dmg.
Whether I have faught something 10 levels above me or 10 levels below me (and I have done both), my Enspell top damage is ALWAYS equal to the level of my enspell. It wouldn't be hard to see a change in damage, since it is a 100% activation rate.
Out of curiousity, do you get resists on the levellable trait? I assume you do but that would give it another huge benefit over the +25 one.Originally Posted by Delekii
in case anyone was wondering, BRD main/sub is awful.
Yes, you get resistsOriginally Posted by Kiarax
I would say about half hit for full damage, quater hit for 1-3 points under full damage, and the rest hit half damage or lower
it is still incredibly powerful though, on fights against even levels, it would close to double my damage atm