Quote (J_B @ Oct 26 2009 02:40pm)

when I get back from class in an hour and a half, arxyn and I will do this...
telling you it's not 60

Quote (przy @ Oct 26 2009 06:29pm)

Prove it.

You lose 25% of all ability from the accessory slot.
Using a 213 ee hea showing 900+ heal with 52 hm + 61 hm + 54 hm my maximum heal was 1934.
With your math I would statistically heal over 3200 health.

Edited from 1200 to 900. I used only 152 int with hm gear, I had 258 int for 1200+ heals.

Edit #2;

Also, I will call you out on this. I don't need some faulty math. Go grab 60 hm and a charm. Go see if you heal above what is shown from the accessory slot.

Quote (przy @ 26 Oct 2009 12:43)

I'll help you lay your mathematical foundation for it.

You heal for 500 health showing on the charm.
You use 50 hm, + 50 hm, + 50 hm.
You will use the healing charm in the accessory slot.

Your maximum potential is 1250 heal.
You lose 25% of total effect, 312.

Your maximum heal should not go over 938.

Quote (J_B @ Oct 26 2009 02:45pm)

that's what I said....
how is yours any different

(1+.5+.5+.5)*500*.75 = 937.5

Quote (arxyn @ Oct 26 2009 02:48pm)

Spell Damage = (77*(2,47)(3,21)(2,67))0,75 = 1222,5 should have been your average heal.  Does that make sense with what you were seeing?

Quote (przy @ Oct 26 2009 06:46pm)

Because you claim if you use 30% hm from accessory slot it makes you go to 97.5% effect.
You do not only have a 2.5% deficit from maximum potential using a 25% hm item.

Quote ([fB] @ Oct 26 2009 06:52pm)

this is with 27%hm charm in main slot (closest to 25% i got):
http://s4.directupload.net/images/091026/wrc85yfl.jpg

this is with heal in mainslot:
http://s6.directupload.net/images/091026/atxwduob.jpg


setup is 52int wep, 52int armor, a total of 227int. no hm on armor or wep.
heal has 167ee and displays 361-962 dmg