So what I'm learning here is that with a very high lvl dodge skill these duels can last >8s

I have in fact killed zealots in two hits on several occasions. I’ll record it next time it happens. The only thing that suggests is that you’re unfamiliar with what you’re talking about, such as zealots life, how much damage I do with various setups, etc.

I’m not going to respond to you after this, but the math you presented a couple of pages ago is patently wrong. Everything you presented is based on averages, and duels in gm melee are far too short for the averages to play out in the way you suggested. The way you methodically nitpicked and responded to only one trivial and irrelevant thing in my reply (killing a zealot in two hits) suggests to me that you also know you’re wrong and desperately tried to deflect.

Your math implicitly assumes a number of erroneous things, but to keep it simple, the “average” way a duel plays out is a wolf really won’t get a hit until halfway through the duel, it may or may not trigger OW, and the duel is over 1-3 seconds after. Once again, OW is not a significant factor that does anything in fvz duels, and no one is missing out on it by not using cerebus, because it requires time, which is not a thing in fvz matches.

I look forward to your reply which might nitpick some typo or grammatical error I’ve made. Gds sir, I enjoy watching you argue with several ppl per day on various platforms about a game you don’t play.

Melee people are just like narcs, everyone knows best, has spent the most money on A dead game they play every now and then on the sole bases of measuring pewees 😭

That’s correct Gorran. Now that paternal leave is over for you. I hope you aren’t having to flip to keep your family’s economy going.

i do that for fun, i dont try to hide the fact im spending thousands (8000 usd for that axe) attleast

This post was edited by AndrewTate on Feb 15 2024 10:20am

for the same reason we cannot get +3 hs in d2r this pelt cannot have +3 oak.

shaddup u lame-o

The math is correct. And yes you use averages. To account for all the things you mentioned. Of course there is going to be times where you get lucky and you hit at your max damage and always hit for DS and get lucky on your hit rate.

Just like there will be times where you get unlucky and hit at your min damage and never hit for DS and get unlucky on your hit rate.

And times where you do somewhere in the middle.

The whole point is to use averages. When you use your ft5 or ft10 examples the sample size is so low, the margin of error is huge.

Seems you need to go back to school for 5th grade algebra and 10th grade statistics

interesting 6/10

just eatin my popcorn over here