Quote (Cronkysm @ Sep 9 2024 03:43am)
What's this equivalent too in ee?
Quote (TheBert @ Sep 9 2024 03:54am)
Iirc is like 1:1 on the int and another 1.1:1 on the cs, so =163
This seem right ^bigheaded ?
the tldr is int:ee is 1:1. Crit is more like 1crit:2ee. At higher amounts of ee/stats this gets closer if not surpasses 1crit:3ee. so when using a 150ee wep, crit has less effect than when using crit with a 250ee wep.
In slightly more depth, the int gets stronger the lower your current int is, so this would deal more damage on an offcaster than on a warlock.
So lets use two different scenarios:
Offcast samurai with 0 extra failed mq stats and warlock with the full 10 bonus stats. Both using 42 int weapon/armor at level 35 with 15 prof.
samurai starting int: 10, + 10 starting stats, +0 bonus, +34 level up stats = 54 base int. +42 int wep, +42 int charm +45 charm = 183 int.
This would lead to the charm doing 64-642 damage. Which is the same as using 161ee, ignoring the CS.
Now on the warlock.
Warlock starting int: 75, + 10 starting stats, +10 bonus, +34 level up stats = 129 base int. +42 int wep, +42 int charm +45 charm = 258 int.
This leads to the charm doing 81-815 damage, which is closest to 150ee.
The higher prof you have the more it will shift towards it being better than flat ee.
The higher your int gear, the more it will shift towards being worse than flat ee.
might be of interest to you.
Finally, Int will increase your crit chance, however, me and my testers have done minimal testing into casting crit so I can't assist on how much it influences crit chance. I would expect it to be similar to somewhere between +5 and +10 crit chance, as int affects charm crit chance a lot.
So personally i'd view it as 145-165 ee with +7 to +12 crit on it, with much more favouritism towards offcasters.
If anyones wondering where i pulled the info from, it was off of my damage calc:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RDkoYfhQSyWW0KNRYTAWZRLxVfeYGgj-nwqOwtgtSOs/edit?gid=0#gid=0For the image, only the in game damage matters, the history link doesnt matter on a theoretical item to compare against and the profile link ignores prof which is reasonably important when doing calcs like this
This post was edited by Bigheaded on Sep 9 2024 03:43am