Which armor provides greater protection?
Armor #1
AL 50
Reduces damage from attack
Armor +10
Armor #2
AL 50
Armor +20
Armor #2 sounds like it gives more protection but I don't know what "Reduces damage from attack" actually does. I wish the game had a feature that let you see the effect on attack and defense when you equiped weapons and armor. The feature could be optional for those whose don't wish to use it.
Thanks...
Which armor is better?
Edgge
salatious
with armor 1 you should take less damage from a piercing attack than with armor 2.
Edgge
Thanks for the reply.
So, how did you know that? I'm clueless to understand how it relates to piercing damage. So much about this game is clearly presented but this one baffles me.
Any insight is greatly welcome.
So, how did you know that? I'm clueless to understand how it relates to piercing damage. So much about this game is clearly presented but this one baffles me.
Any insight is greatly welcome.
Lady Leara
I heard that the "Reduces damage from attack" from each armor pieces DO NOT stack, so I would just mix and match it.
Cnegurozka
Is the "Reduces damage from attack" on crafted armor the exact same thing as a rune i put into?
And if yes, as wich rune? minor, major, superior?
Any ideas?
And if yes, as wich rune? minor, major, superior?
Any ideas?
Eclair
reduce damage is -2 damage, it stacks with whatever rune you put into the armor. So if you have a major absorption + reduce damage, you'll have a total of -4 damage from attacks.
Lagg
Wait a minute, how exactly does it stack?
Can you stack a minor and a major? Or does the major just 'take over'? I'm pretty sure you can't stack minors (even though the whole set has reduce damage, only one of them counts).
Can you stack a minor and a major? Or does the major just 'take over'? I'm pretty sure you can't stack minors (even though the whole set has reduce damage, only one of them counts).
salatious
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Originally Posted by Edgge
Thanks for the reply.
So, how did you know that? I'm clueless to understand how it relates to piercing damage. So much about this game is clearly presented but this one baffles me. Any insight is greatly welcome. |
Edgge
Sal...
That does make sense. "Reduces damage from attack" means all kinds of damage rather than just physical. Also, searching I founds some threads that stated it reduced damage by 2 after all calculations were completed. Another thread stated that only one piece of armor with this modifier protected all body areas (head, chest, arms, legs, and feet).
However, I found a lot of contratory information when I did a search. I wish the designers would clarify. I personaally enjoy playing the game more than struggling to figure out how it works.
I really do enjoy this game, though. Even if I'm not wearing the optimal armor or using the optimal weapon.
To paraphrase a great warrior: "Let's go kill some Charr."
That does make sense. "Reduces damage from attack" means all kinds of damage rather than just physical. Also, searching I founds some threads that stated it reduced damage by 2 after all calculations were completed. Another thread stated that only one piece of armor with this modifier protected all body areas (head, chest, arms, legs, and feet).
However, I found a lot of contratory information when I did a search. I wish the designers would clarify. I personaally enjoy playing the game more than struggling to figure out how it works.
I really do enjoy this game, though. Even if I'm not wearing the optimal armor or using the optimal weapon.
To paraphrase a great warrior: "Let's go kill some Charr."
redsman1
Quote:
Originally Posted by Edgge
Another thread stated that only one piece of armor with this modifier protected all body areas (head, chest, arms, legs, and feet).
However, I found a lot of contratory information when I did a search. I wish the designers would clarify. I personaally enjoy playing the game more than struggling to figure out how it works. |
deathwearer
All melee atack and projectile ( bow, and spells that send a projectile ) are going to hit randomly ( the random depend of where you are, if your higher or lower than the target... ) a piece of armor. So if you have 1 legs that does have reduce damage from atack and the chest that doens't, if the arrow hit you on the leg it will do less damage than if it's hit the chest. The mods of the part only aply when this part is hit. For the spell that doens't have a projectile it's auto hit the chest.