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Commentaire de 733310

Correct me if I'm wrong, but 25% less damage/hit/speed would mean about 58% less damage taken from Halfus.

With Nether Dragon released:
100 * .75 = 75
75 * .75 = 56.25
56.25 * .75 = 42.1875% Damage

Commentaire de DELDijkstra

Bear with me here, this all has a point.

Attack speed modifiers are applied multiplicatively according to the formula Attack_speed = "current attack speed" / (("Percent increase or decrease" / 100) + 1 )

If X is Halfus's base attack speed, with his 100% buff, his swing speed will be

X / ( (100 / 100) + 1) = X / 2

With the 20% attack speed reduction debuff from the tank, his swing speed will be

(X / 2) /( ( -20 / 100 ) + 1) = (X / 2) / ( 4 / 5 ) = 5X / (2 * 4 ) = 5X/8

Then, with the 25% attack speed reduction debuff from the drake, his swing speed will end up being

( 5X / 8 ) / ( -25 / 100) + 1) = ( 5X / 8 ) / (3 / 4) = 20X / 24 = 5X / 6

With just the 20% attack speed reduction from the tank, we'd have him swinging at 5X/4 seconds between attacks

This means that Halfus attacks (5X/4 ) / (5x / 6) = (1 / 4) / (1 / 6) = 1.5 times as many times while under the effects of both Frenzied Assault and Nether Blindness as he does when the Nether Scion is not available, and thus presumably does 150% of his normal damage.

Damage reduction is applied multiplicatively , so a 25% reduction in that value will result in a value of 112.5% of the boss's normal damage.

By now you may be thinking that this looks like an odd value, because we still have another debuff effect to consider. 25% miss. The combat hit table is, to put things simply, additive in nature. Assuming a base 5% chance to miss and 20% avoidance from dodge + parry (Chosen more to make the math simpler than for any hope for relevancy) . Ignoring block and crushing blows (Both a major factor, though crushes will be pushed off the table first), we can see that the tank will receive 75% of the attacks Halfus sent at him. After the debuff, however, the tank will have a 30% chance to be missed and retain the 20% avoidance, additively giving him 50% total chance to avoid an attack from Halfus. This means the tank will take 2/3rds as much damage as he would have normally, meaning after all things are considered, Halfus does

112.5% * 2/3 = 75%

of the damage he would have done if Nether Scion were not available that week. If we assume a vastly overgeared tank with 45% avoidance from dodge and parry, he'll end up with a 75% total chance to avoid an attack from Halfus, making him take

112.5% * 1/2 = 56.25%

of the damage he would have taken if Nether Scion were not available that week.

And this does not take into consideration tanks with blocks, who will push crushing blows and hits off the table more easily with this 25% miss increase.

Thus we can see that Halfus will do considerably LESS tank damage on weeks when he has the Nether Scion. Proveded you release the Scion, of course.

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Le brouillard du néant trouble la vision de la cible, ce qui réduit ses chances de toucher, sa vitesse d'attaque et les dégâts qu'elle inflige de 25%.

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