#Elite dangerous resistance cap update#
#Elite dangerous resistance cap full#

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#Elite dangerous resistance cap update#

10% chance to cause your target to explode for x damage when burning for at least 5s.Д®dit: For anyone who didn't hear from the recent stream, ZOS is on track with a CP rework for 2021 and plans on releasing more information about their plans with update 29.10% chance to fork lightning for 50% of the damage done.Instead of +20% direct, dot and crit damage, along with 4k pen and 10% for all damage types, something like the DW/2H weapon passives, more specific and unique perks you choose from with a limited supply. My hope is that they give every player about 50% of the current CP systems power into the clases somehow while providing weaker, node like bonusess to augment what we use. I'm VERY curious what their plans for CP are, removing it from the game would be unplayable in some content, while making the trivial content challenging again. It's why overland pve is completely trivial. Almost all content is balanced with the idea that you have CP available, if it wasn't, it would be a damn cakewalk like most of the base game dungeons. This highlights why the game is so busted with power creep and reliant on CP for balancing purposes. If someone who knows more than me on this would/could add to it that would be awesome.Д«ut yeah, atleast I now got a rough estimate on incoming damage numbers.

I based it off of the calculator mitigation and a flat 145k incoming dmg.

#Elite dangerous resistance cap full#

If we got our resistances up to 25k we would survive it with 2k health left assuming we were at full health when we got struck.ДЄgain, my math may be wrong here. If we don't block but instead apply minor maim and minor protection on top of our resistances - that same attack would hit us for around 37.000 damage, which would unfortunately still one-shot us. Without quick heals we would not survive 2 of these in rapid succesion. Say that person got hit with a 145.000dmg attack he would still lose 24.650 hp leaving him with around 10k health. Heavy Attack: 141.831 (the 3k spell resist may have influenced this - I think it is closer to 150k)ДЄssuming I'm not wrong here - which I may be.ДЄ 35k health tank with max ironclad and hardy/elemental defender, 20k resistances, 2x sword and board and dragonknight ironskin passive - while blocking - would have an 83% dmg mitigation I tested elite adds in 3 vet dlc dungeons so far: The results were interesting to say the least, I didn't know heavy attacks at its base did well over 100.000 damage. I got my physical resist to 0 but my spell resistance stayed on 3300 which roughly translated to 34% mitigation (according to calculator) if their attacks also applied spell damage. Mitigating 70% dmg is all fine, if you don't know what numbers you mitigate 70% dmg off 'somthing' is kinda a shot in dark. I went for 0 physical resist to see how much damage heavy attack base damage do, so I could calculate if my mitigation against elite adds seemed sufficient with a mitigation calculator: So, I took off all my mitigation CP and took off all armor and passives to land on 0 mitigation.