I recorded the condemn damage (1) when I have 10% damage roll on my weapon, and (2) when I have resource cost instead of 10% and the difference is exactly 10%. (For testing I put in resource cost reduction instead of 10%). But he never actually told me what exactly is added to the 10%.įrom what I see on d3planner, the 10% damage is multiplied to the weapon's base damage, which is in turn multiplied to all the other types of multipliers (main stat, skill damage, elemental damage, damage from other skills and buffs, etc), which are constant before and after I added 10% damage to my weapon. But when I showed him my calculation formula on d3planner, and when I pointed out that 10% damage is a separate multiplier that is not added to any other multiplier (such as 15% condemn or 20% elemental), he said that I'm oversimplifying. He claimed that a 10% damage roll on weapon only gives you around 4-5% increase to overall damage.
He insisted that I don't know how to do basic math, and that it's additive. (unlike dual-wielding builds where each 10% damage roll is only applied to that weapon's base damage). I said that having 10% damage on the weapon (The Furnace) is a straight-up 10% increase to your overall damage because it's a separate multiplier, and there is only one 10% damage roll. I just had a 2 hour debate with a guy over this, and it got pretty heated… This is for condemn sader.
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