Hello, I was testing a Master Architect Magicka Nightblade build and I noticed that I was getting very high ultimate generation when using Traumatic Poisons IX. At first I thought it was the extra ultimate generation from the minor heroism, however, I tried using Master Architect and Shalk's Exoskeleton. The Shalk's exoskeleton had less ultimate generation than the Minor Heroism Poisons, which doesn't make sense because when using the poisons the Minor Heroism isn't up all the. So after testing extensively, I noticed that the Nightblade Catalyst passive is proc'd when the
poison (not a potion) with Minor Heroism is activated on a target. Therefore leading to massive ultimate generation. To put into perspective with only heroism in effect all the time, Nightblades generate ultimate at 4.25 ulti/sec. With this exploit and a
Minor Heroism uptime of 27%, the ultimate generation was
4.90 ulti/sec. These numbers are according the add on, Combat Metrics. I also tested by strictly light attacking until the poisons proc'd and noticed the 20 ultimate gain from catalyst proc'ing also.
I tested with a lot of other poisons that provide buffs and debuffs to the player, to make sure it wasn't intended. Only poisons with Minor Heroism were able to proc Catalyst. Any combination of the Minor Heroism reagents: Dragon's Blood, Dragon's Bile, and Dragon Rheum caused this exploit to happen.
If you do read this, should I stop using these poisons on the this build, even though it is necessary for high major slayer uptimes? I don't want to get in trouble.
Cheers,
Shadow
P.S. It would be totally cool if poisons did also proc Catalyst...just saying...
Screenshot of a parse with Minor Heroism Poisons (27% uptime 4.90 ulti/sec)
Screenshot with Minor Heroism Potions (So that I could control all the sets and prove it wasn't a change to Shalk's Ekoskelton, 86% uptime, 4.25 ulti/sec)
Edited by ShadowKyuubi on December 23, 2019 7:45PM