Quote (XpLiCiTs @ Sat, Feb 16 2008, 04:07pm)
vs a vt u will out convict them but them but they can use foh+salvation and outdmg ure shock+convict. therefore they will not charge into u but instead wait for u to come in and smite. smite vs smite a vt will have over 3k+ on screen smite and good ones will go to 5k hp so definitely no hope vs good vts. here some calculations
ure pulses deals an avg of 450dmg/6pvp=75dmg per pulse, conviction vs salvation with good gear will still result in 75% resists so ure pulses will deal 18dmg a pulse
foh can deal 4.4k after smite is fully synergized/6pvp=733dmg per foh even if u put ure light resists aura on having 95% resists u still take 37dmg per foh
vt will have 3.1-3.2 onscreen dmg smite which will definitely be higher than ure hybrid, their hp will definitely be higher than ure hp, their dr will definitely be higher than ure dr so as i see it there is absolutely no chance
also to add about ure charging in during foh just for me i foh with the same equip as i smite with which is grief+hoz so i dunno how i am more vulnerable when i foh same dr same block and i can switch to smite once i see u charge in
Good points but not quite what I meant. The goal is to wait for them to foh then charge in, not just try to bleed them. Also, as far as keeping max resists under conviction, you'd need 50 lite res stacked over max. Some V/T's do but most don't have that much stacked res. The big thing about outconvicting them is that they can't really hurt you with FoH (though they won't always realize this, especially in pub duels). It's a great chance to namelock and charge in, I usually get 1-2 hits before they recover and start smiting. It gives you enough of a head start to win the smite battle. And yeah, I've mentioned a couple times that you can't win smite v smite with a good v/t
If they're good they'll just namelock charge you with fana. If they land a charge you'll be stunned and they'll have a decent shot at landing a smite. If you can keep charging away with conviction on your pulses will slowly drain them. Many will get impatient and try to foh as they're used to doing against other opponents that run. Anytime they foh, and you're close enough, charge them. The cast delay on foh is what makes it a good opportunity.
Yes, V/T's have higher smite damage. No, V/T's don't definitely have higher hitpoints. @4.5k life I have more hp than most v/t's I face. Their dr is usually higher, but it depends on the gear they're wearing.
If you're on escl I'd be happy to meet up in game to show you what I mean.
Thanks for the post