Quote (My_Lesson @ Sun, Mar 2 2008, 12:57pm)
This is completely wrong what you write here.
1pt of dex = 1% enhanced damage.
Not a number of max damage as you write here.
So 400 dex will give you 400% ED.
In your calculation here you completely forgot enhanced damage. 1200 pure extra max damage would give you craploads of more damage after you taken incount the 300% ED bonus from fortidute and the 150% ED bonus from guided arrow. If you calculate ED in here you would end up with: 1200*4.5 = 5400 damage...
So if I'm not reading wrong here or you are meaning something else you would need to remake all this math in the guide.
Please explain this for me.
Well first off its actually like 3.8 per point of dex. I added a 1 dex sc and it showed 3 more dmg, thats because the game always rounds down. Sorry for that mistake. But by using the ration 1 dex = 3.8 max dmg on your character screen it is taking EVERYTHING you just said into acct. 1% ed with fort, fanat, ed jewels = 3.8 more to your max dmg. When i say 3 to max dmg i dont mean like a 3 max dmg charm i mean what is add to the character screen.
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lets say our guided arrow dmg is 1000-5000
you add one point into dex and your new dmg is
1000-500
3There is no need to take this value and multiply it by fort ed, or anything else. It is ALREADY DONE!
Here are your new calculations with me rounding UP to 4 instead of down to 3 for the dex to dmg ratio!
400 points * (4 max dmg/point) = 1600 max dmg
Since this is only the max, the average damage generated will actually be half
1200/2 = 800
With a 72% chance of critical strike the average dmg
(800*0.28)+(800 *2*0.72) = 1376
Reduce this value by the pvp reductions
1032 / 6 = 229
229 = the average damage gain in pvp from dexterity
instead of a dmg to life ration of 15 we now have (2621/229) = 11.5
Didn't really chance that much by round up.
Plus the values in the second section with he zons being compared as fully geared is accurate and is more important than this section anyways.
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Sorry for the double post but when I read more about this comparison I came up with more criticism.
This is a stupid comparison between the glasscannon and your vita built, you are leaving so many things out.
You are calculating with the weapon on switch with your vita build (the CTA).
But with the dexterity built you just happend to forget the titans and SS.
I will remind you, stormshield makes you block 75% of the melee attacks. Aswell as it gives DR and resists which you simply forgot again.
This are just some of the advantages titans and SS gives you on the survivability side, not to mention the offensive advantages as titans gives.
You are comparing one half of the glass cannon built with your vita built. No wonder you got those great numbers.
Yes i did calculate the cta on switch. And for the glass cannon i did as well calculate the ss and titans into the values, for example look at this that you managed to not read some how...
Totals for the "Glass Cannon"
Average dmg = 946
Equivalent Dmg = 3311 per second
Life = 1000
Equivalent Life
vs magic = 1000
vs physical = 1000 (1350 with storm shield equipped)vs elemental = 1000
Totals for the Vitality Bowzon
Average dmg =788
Equivalent Dmg = 2444 per second
Life = 3,800
Equivalent Life
vs magic = 3,800
vs physical = 4940 (5700 w/ storm shield equipped)vs elemental = 6650
In parentheses you will see the ability to take more dmg based on the DR from the storm shield if you happened to have it out when you took a hit

Also dont forget that the 75% chance to block is actually reduced because you would be running a majority of the time with it out. Not as effective as you are making it out to be.
I think you were a little too excited to find something wrong with my build but only managed to pick out minor details that really don't change anything. My method for calculation is find and all values i assumed for characters are close to their accented values. If you don't believe so then give me more acurate values for a Glass Cannon zon and ill be happy to recalculate which will be a waste of time because i can guarantee they will still be higher.
This post was edited by Spartikis on Mar 2 2008 08:03pm