Does weapon enchantment increase skill damage like dizzy?

nejcn001

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CaptainVenom

I'm not really sure what you're referring to. Is it about Glyph of Weapon Damage?

Vevvev

Enchantments proc off light, medium, and heavy attacks as well as weapon abilities.

Enchantments do not add to the damage of the attack, but count as a separate attack altogether.

If you're talking about the Glyph of Weapon Damage that gives spell and weapon damage which improves the healing and damage of abilities and sets that scale off of your spell and weapon damage.

nejcn001

But does it increase the damage of Dizzy when procced?

Quethrosar

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Chilly-McFreeze

nejcn001 wrote: »

But does it increase the damage of Dizzy when procced?

Do I understand you correctly: You want to know if the attack that procs the weapon dmg enchant is increased as well or just the following attacks?

Lebkuchen

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nejcn001

Chilly-McFreeze wrote: »

nejcn001 wrote: »

But does it increase the damage of Dizzy when procced?

Do I understand you correctly: You want to know if the attack that procs the weapon dmg enchant is increased as well or just the following attacks?

Yes that, does the skill damage gets increased as well or just the following attacks?

belial5221_ESO

I think they mean,it says weapon and spell damage incresed 348 for 5 seconds,so attacks after get increase,not the initial attack that procced it.So if you do dizzy or any other attack again within the 5 seconds it will get the increased damage.

Chilly-McFreeze

nejcn001 wrote: »

Chilly-McFreeze wrote: »

nejcn001 wrote: »

But does it increase the damage of Dizzy when procced?

Do I understand you correctly: You want to know if the attack that procs the weapon dmg enchant is increased as well or just the following attacks?

Yes that, does the skill damage gets increased as well or just the following attacks?

Tested it for you. It only enchances the following attacks.

OBJnoob

You should be at least trying to animation cancel by light attacking before every skill. So yes, your dizzy swing would benefit from the extra spell damage. Because your light attack procced the enchantment not the ability.

Amottica

Vevvev wrote: »

Enchantments proc off light, medium, and heavy attacks as well as weapon abilities.

Enchantments do not add to the damage of the attack, but count as a separate attack altogether.

If you're talking about the Glyph of Weapon Damage that gives spell and weapon damage which improves the healing and damage of abilities and sets that scale off of your spell and weapon damage.

and the affect adding the spell and weapon damage lasts several seconds so ti boosts the damage of all skills that scale off such stats during that period of time.

Vevvev

nejcn001 wrote: »

But does it increase the damage of Dizzy when procced?

Yes, although unlike other enchantments the glyph has a different timer. It lasts 5 seconds with a cool down of 10 seconds so if the enchantment is not on an infused weapon there'll be some downtime in the spell and weapon damage given.

Chilly-McFreeze

Vevvev wrote: »

nejcn001 wrote: »

But does it increase the damage of Dizzy when procced?

Yes, although unlike other enchantments the glyph has a different timer. It lasts 5 seconds with a cool down of 10 seconds so if the enchantment is not on an infused weapon there'll be some downtime in the spell and weapon damage given.

Have u really tested that the enchant enhances the skill it procs? I did on the pts and it only increased everything after

Dagoth_Rac

Chilly-McFreeze wrote: »

Vevvev wrote: »

nejcn001 wrote: »

But does it increase the damage of Dizzy when procced?

Yes, although unlike other enchantments the glyph has a different timer. It lasts 5 seconds with a cool down of 10 seconds so if the enchantment is not on an infused weapon there'll be some downtime in the spell and weapon damage given.

Have u really tested that the enchant enhances the skill it procs? I did on the pts and it only increased everything after

It depends on the timing. If your light attack procs the weapon damage glyph and you cancel that LA straight into a Dizzy, the LA should not benefit but the Dizzy should. If you are on glyph cooldown when you do LA, but cooldown ends in the split second between LA and Dizzy, then Dizzy will proc glyph. In that case, I don't think the Dizzy will benefit.

Amottica

Dagoth_Rac wrote: »

Chilly-McFreeze wrote: »

Vevvev wrote: »

nejcn001 wrote: »

But does it increase the damage of Dizzy when procced?

Yes, although unlike other enchantments the glyph has a different timer. It lasts 5 seconds with a cool down of 10 seconds so if the enchantment is not on an infused weapon there'll be some downtime in the spell and weapon damage given.

Have u really tested that the enchant enhances the skill it procs? I did on the pts and it only increased everything after

It depends on the timing. If your light attack procs the weapon damage glyph and you cancel that LA straight into a Dizzy, the LA should not benefit but the Dizzy should. If you are on glyph cooldown when you do LA, but cooldown ends in the split second between LA and Dizzy, then Dizzy will proc glyph. In that case, I don't think the Dizzy will benefit.

And to simplify it, it boosts the damage of everything after it procs, not the skill or action that causes the enchantment to proc.

Amerises

Amottica wrote: »

Dagoth_Rac wrote: »

Chilly-McFreeze wrote: »

Vevvev wrote: »

nejcn001 wrote: »

But does it increase the damage of Dizzy when procced?

Yes, although unlike other enchantments the glyph has a different timer. It lasts 5 seconds with a cool down of 10 seconds so if the enchantment is not on an infused weapon there'll be some downtime in the spell and weapon damage given.

Have u really tested that the enchant enhances the skill it procs? I did on the pts and it only increased everything after

It depends on the timing. If your light attack procs the weapon damage glyph and you cancel that LA straight into a Dizzy, the LA should not benefit but the Dizzy should. If you are on glyph cooldown when you do LA, but cooldown ends in the split second between LA and Dizzy, then Dizzy will proc glyph. In that case, I don't think the Dizzy will benefit.

And to simplify it, it boosts the damage of everything after it procs, not the skill or action that causes the enchantment to proc.

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Vevvev

Amottica wrote: »

Dagoth_Rac wrote: »

Chilly-McFreeze wrote: »

Vevvev wrote: »

nejcn001 wrote: »

But does it increase the damage of Dizzy when procced?

Yes, although unlike other enchantments the glyph has a different timer. It lasts 5 seconds with a cool down of 10 seconds so if the enchantment is not on an infused weapon there'll be some downtime in the spell and weapon damage given.

Have u really tested that the enchant enhances the skill it procs? I did on the pts and it only increased everything after

It depends on the timing. If your light attack procs the weapon damage glyph and you cancel that LA straight into a Dizzy, the LA should not benefit but the Dizzy should. If you are on glyph cooldown when you do LA, but cooldown ends in the split second between LA and Dizzy, then Dizzy will proc glyph. In that case, I don't think the Dizzy will benefit.

And to simplify it, it boosts the damage of everything after it procs, not the skill or action that causes the enchantment to proc.

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Why the glyph is best used on a back bar weapon being proced by a damage over time weapon ability so it'll continually stay up. Then as long as you have something being hurt to proc the enchantment all damage and healing you do during that time is enhanced by the glyph.