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Beastmastery Battle and DamageShift
How exactly is the damage from DamageShift transferred? Is it a fixed amount or based on multipliers?
I ask because does:
A fire mantis yelps in pain as a young phoenix bashes him.
You shift the reserved damage of your last strike forward.
... mean that I am wasting the DamageShift because it is based off my beast attack?
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It works like this:
You do a critical hit against something which does 400 health. It only has 100 health left. Thus, 300 is stored in damageshift. The next time you attack, that 300 is added to the attack.
Since your beast attacking counts as you attacking, that 300 damage is added to the beast attack.
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Xenthos
Shadow Lord
Right. It's just a flat addition to the attack after the main damage calculation goes through.Caerulo said:I assume that if you get a critical attack on a damageshifted attack, works like (base attack) x (critical multiplier) + damageshift instead of (base attack + damageshift) x critical multiplier?
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My observational experience (for what it's worth) leads me to believe that it just keeps a multiple of whatever damage attack was used, for example:
1: I have a damage attack that does 100 damage.
2: Mob has 150 health.
3: I get a 4x critical hit.
4: I get 200 damage to carry over to my next attack.
It's either that or sometimes damageshift just decides not to tick for some reason.
But yes, it stores that damage into a variable and -any- attack you do has that damage added to it, so that means Ilistala gets a lot of kills for me.