Weapon customization...do percentages stack?
HellBent
Say I've got a +14% dmg sword and I customize it...adding the +20% dmg....does that make it +34%?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
icedragon981
Yes, they stack
Ole Man Bourbon
Yes they stack, but nope.
It's the X % of one + the y % of the other.
Meaning, you calculate the advantage 1st go-round then calculate the advantage 2nd go-round, after the fact of the 1st.
Simply, if you have 20% of something on top of 20% of something else, it isn't ever 40% total. Do the math.
Things like this NEVER stack as though you can just add the % adjustments.
It's the X % of one + the y % of the other.
Meaning, you calculate the advantage 1st go-round then calculate the advantage 2nd go-round, after the fact of the 1st.
Simply, if you have 20% of something on top of 20% of something else, it isn't ever 40% total. Do the math.

Things like this NEVER stack as though you can just add the % adjustments.
icedragon981
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Originally Posted by Ole Man Bourbon
Yes they stack, but nope.
It's the X % of one + the y % of the other. Meaning, you calculate the advantage 1st go-round then calculate the advantage 2nd go-round, after the fact of the 1st. Simply, if you have 20% of something on top of 20% of something else, it isn't ever 40% total. Do the math. ![]() Things like this NEVER stack as though you can just add the % adjustments. |
Ole Man Bourbon
Well then, you should have been sleepy AND drunk
AND on ROOFIES
AND STREGA
And sugar
right now.
Whaa. . .a a a . . ?
AND on ROOFIES
AND STREGA
And sugar
right now.
Whaa. . .a a a . . ?
icedragon981
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ole Man Bourbon
Well then, you should have been sleepy AND drunk
AND on ROOFIES AND STREGA And sugar right now. Whaa. . .a a a . . ? |
Ole Man Bourbon
Wait!!!
Whoops, nm.
Whoops, nm.
icedragon981
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ole Man Bourbon
Wait!!!
Whoops, nm. |
Ole Man Bourbon
heh
point being, they stack, but only when one after the other's first one has been counted.
ps: I don't even know what the hell the joke was up there ^.
*shrug*
'night
point being, they stack, but only when one after the other's first one has been counted.
ps: I don't even know what the hell the joke was up there ^.
*shrug*
'night
Plushie Penguin
hate to bring it up, but from the last post, it looks like your saying the second +% damage is calculated after the first has been calculated, meaning basedamage+1st%=damage1, then damage1+2nd%=total damage
or is it just me?
or is it just me?

Gonzo
100 +20% = 120
120 +15% = 138
so 20 and 15 would turn out to be 38% instead of 35%?
- I turned out with the same results when doing 15% first, so order does not matter in this case (i think, not really a math genius)
120 +15% = 138
so 20 and 15 would turn out to be 38% instead of 35%?
- I turned out with the same results when doing 15% first, so order does not matter in this case (i think, not really a math genius)
shadow39365
and also if you want to really load out the damage you could go for a specific 20% damage mod therefore expanding on Gonzo's points
100 + 20% = 120
120 + 15% = 138
138 + 20% = 165.6 (Big damage
)
but either way if your a warrior you should customize EVERY item you intend to use, you lose out on some serious damage otherwise, not worth losing out on damage if you want to use a weapon for a while and then just sell it later.
100 + 20% = 120
120 + 15% = 138
138 + 20% = 165.6 (Big damage

but either way if your a warrior you should customize EVERY item you intend to use, you lose out on some serious damage otherwise, not worth losing out on damage if you want to use a weapon for a while and then just sell it later.