Gonna need a source on this claim, because I seriously doubt Oblivion damage can actually crit. Even with the multiplier to Critical damage and possible Nightblade/Templar passives, you'd have to hit at least a 3400 tooltip on an Oblivion damage enchant to even get that high a number.Are you including the fact that Damage Health enchant procs can critically hit?
Nope, I can confirm that this is not Knight Slayer, my magsorc with 20k hp got hit for that same exact amount last night during a BG against a DC stamblade. Recap said Damage Health, not Shield Breaker or Knight Slayer.Do you have 52199 health? Aka knight slayer?
Scyantific wrote: »Gonna need a source on this claim, because I seriously doubt Oblivion damage can actually crit. Even with the multiplier to Critical damage and possible Nightblade/Templar passives, you'd have to hit at least a 3400 tooltip on an Oblivion damage enchant to even get that high a number.Are you including the fact that Damage Health enchant procs can critically hit?Nope, I can confirm that this is not Knight Slayer, my magsorc with 20k hp got hit for that same exact amount last night during a BG against a DC stamblade. Recap said Damage Health, not Shield Breaker or Knight Slayer.Do you have 52199 health? Aka knight slayer?
@wheem_ESO just to confirm, was it a DC stamblade somewhere around 300-400 CP?
DeadlyRecluse wrote: »Does the prismatic damage glyph display it's damage in the same way as normal oblivion damage glyph? Just spitballin'
Torugs, infused, shadow stone, archers mind he procs the glyphs from stealth with a heavy attack so that the glyphs fire first and always crit.
Its not cheating, its genius, he's replicating proc set burst with Torugs and specific mechanics. This build excels in niche scenarios, run detect pots and once his 100% crit chance disappears and he has no defensive mechanics available he will melt.
@Gilliamtherogue does this sound reasonable to you?
Gilliamtherogue wrote: »Torugs, infused, shadow stone, archers mind he procs the glyphs from stealth with a heavy attack so that the glyphs fire first and always crit.
Its not cheating, its genius, he's replicating proc set burst with Torugs and specific mechanics. This build excels in niche scenarios, run detect pots and once his 100% crit chance disappears and he has no defensive mechanics available he will melt.
@Gilliamtherogue does this sound reasonable to you?
Oblivion damage cannot crit. The only likely explanation I can think of is the player was Emp, which doubles all damage if I recall correctly.
Gilliamtherogue wrote: »Were they emp? 2609 sounds reasonable in Torugs + Infused.
Source;
Gilliamtherogue wrote: »Torugs, infused, shadow stone, archers mind he procs the glyphs from stealth with a heavy attack so that the glyphs fire first and always crit.
Its not cheating, its genius, he's replicating proc set burst with Torugs and specific mechanics. This build excels in niche scenarios, run detect pots and once his 100% crit chance disappears and he has no defensive mechanics available he will melt.
@Gilliamtherogue does this sound reasonable to you?
Oblivion damage cannot crit. The only likely explanation I can think of is the player was Emp, which doubles all damage if I recall correctly.
I was under the impression that all damage glyphs can crit. Shield breaker and Knight slayer do not crit because they are proc sets, the damage type is irrelevant.
Regardless, this is Battlegrounds, emp buffs don't apply. If my solution isn't right then its on the correct track, there's some sort of mechanical system in play that's allowing this amplified damage. Mathematically, CHD stacked with archers mind seems the most logical choice, since it gives us a similar endpoint, so that's where I started, any other suggestions?
The game mode in that screenshot was Chaosball, so there is no sigil. This happened across multiple different game types, and I have another screenshot of the same player causing the same damage number in a Domination match (though against my Magicka Sorcerer in that case, instead of Warden as in the screenshot I posted).Gilliamtherogue wrote: »Oblivion damage cannot crit. It's because they had the BG power sigil, it doubles all damage. I just realized they were in a BG from the screenshot.
Shield Breaker hits will use the same icon as Damage Health enchants, but the damage source will specifically list the set, rather than just "Damage Health." It'll also trigger a specific noise, which didn't happen when fighting against the player in question.HeroOfNone wrote: »I'd ask if it's combining shield breaker damage (2150 on a shield) but I don't even see any light or heavy attacks.
The game mode in that screenshot was Chaosball, so there is no sigil. This happened across multiple different game types, and I have another screenshot of the same player causing the same damage number in a Domination match (though against my Magicka Sorcerer in that case, instead of Warden as in the screenshot I posted).Gilliamtherogue wrote: »Oblivion damage cannot crit. It's because they had the BG power sigil, it doubles all damage. I just realized they were in a BG from the screenshot.Shield Breaker hits will use the same icon as Damage Health enchants, but the damage source will specifically list the set, rather than just "Damage Health." It'll also trigger a specific noise, which didn't happen when fighting against the player in question.HeroOfNone wrote: »I'd ask if it's combining shield breaker damage (2150 on a shield) but I don't even see any light or heavy attacks.
arkansas_ESO wrote: »There used to be weapons (named Pact's/Covenant's/Dominion's Bow/Axe/Sword/etc.) that you could buy with AP that had an enchant that was stronger than anything you could craft, but the enchants on these weapons were nerfed when enchants were buffed in the Dark Brotherhood patch. Maybe he still has one of those (the bow had an Oblivion damage enchant on it) and ZOS accidentally reverted the nerf/the nerf didn't apply to weapons that were purchased before the nerf?
@evasive Does the name of your weapon start with Pact's, Covenant's, or Dominion's?
arkansas_ESO wrote: »There used to be weapons (named Pact's/Covenant's/Dominion's Bow/Axe/Sword/etc.) that you could buy with AP that had an enchant that was stronger than anything you could craft, but the enchants on these weapons were nerfed when enchants were buffed in the Dark Brotherhood patch. Maybe he still has one of those (the bow had an Oblivion damage enchant on it) and ZOS accidentally reverted the nerf/the nerf didn't apply to weapons that were purchased before the nerf?
@evasive Does the name of your weapon start with Pact's, Covenant's, or Dominion's?