April 3, 20224 yr have you taken into account that switching to dmg % ring removes that flat dmg increasing ring so % buff has less flat dmg to buff
April 3, 20224 yr 9 hours ago, Daniel Manrique said: I think it's a mistake, since my math doesn't work like that. your guild haves dmg buff?
April 3, 20224 yr Solution In these pics ur changing between a ring and an amulet. The difference of flat damage between an amulet and a ring is higher than the 1% dmg difference between these 2 gears. So basically removing an amulet lowers your dmg more than removing a ring. This is also the main reason why % dmg rings are alot more preferable to %dmg amulets. Edited April 3, 20224 yr by vavavi
April 4, 20224 yr Author 15 hours ago, Kyrai said: your guild haves dmg buff? Yes 11 hours ago, vavavi said: In these pics ur changing between a ring and an amulet. The difference of flat damage between an amulet and a ring is higher than the 1% dmg difference between these 2 gears. So basically removing an amulet lowers your dmg more than removing a ring. This is also the main reason why % dmg rings are alot more preferable to %dmg amulets. This the perfect answer, thanks.
April 4, 20224 yr 890 * 1.14 = 1014 890 - 37 = 853 -> 853 * 1.2 = 1023 890 - 57 = 833 -> 833 * 1.21 = 1007 math working fine
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