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No Matter How BIG Health Gets, Still Plummet Near Death
Ethromelb14_ESO
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Why does it seem like no matter how much health a player has, the fall damage impacts a large health bar just the same, (bringing a player near death) as it would if the health bar were low? Isn't fall damage considered Physical Damage, and shouldn't the increased resistance to Physical Dmg make Fall Dmg less painful? I'm suffering the same damage to my health at 18,000 that I did when I only had 5,000. What's up with that?
Edited by Ethromelb14_ESO on July 17, 2015 6:10PM Motto: Make deceivers believers.
Strength of character is not a physical thing. -E
I keep forgetting to remember to get a photographic memory.
Strength of character is not a physical thing. -E
Walking a mile in someone else's shoes, has nothing to do with the path taken. -E
An accusation of elitism, is an indirect recognition of one's own inferiority. -E
The best way to prove someone wrong, is to do better yourself. -E
An accusation of elitism, is an indirect recognition of one's own inferiority. -E
The best way to prove someone wrong, is to do better yourself. -E
I keep forgetting to remember to get a photographic memory.
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Sallington✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭I' pretty sure fall damage is a percentage.Daggerfall Covenant
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Ethromelb14_ESO✭✭✭✭✭Sallington wrote: »I' pretty sure fall damage is a percentage.
A percentage of your overall health?Motto: Make deceivers believers.
Strength of character is not a physical thing. -EWalking a mile in someone else's shoes, has nothing to do with the path taken. -E
An accusation of elitism, is an indirect recognition of one's own inferiority. -E
The best way to prove someone wrong, is to do better yourself. -E
I keep forgetting to remember to get a photographic memory.0 -
Banky71✭✭✭✭Pro tip: Don't plummet.If you chase two rabbits, you will lose them both.
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Sallington✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »Sallington wrote: »I' pretty sure fall damage is a percentage.
A percentage of your overall health?
Yes.Daggerfall Covenant
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Merlin13KAGL✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭It's a percentage. (which is partially asinine).
Your blood pressure may have something to do with it too.
STOP YELLING IN YOUR THREAD TITLES.
You'll stress less.Just because you don't like the way something is doesn't necessarily make it wrong...
Earn it.
IRL'ing for a while for assorted reasons, in forum, and in game.I am neither warm, nor fuzzy...
Probably has checkbox on Customer Service profile that say High Aggro, 99% immunity to BS1 -
Ethromelb14_ESO✭✭✭✭✭Motto: Make deceivers believers.
Strength of character is not a physical thing. -EWalking a mile in someone else's shoes, has nothing to do with the path taken. -E
An accusation of elitism, is an indirect recognition of one's own inferiority. -E
The best way to prove someone wrong, is to do better yourself. -E
I keep forgetting to remember to get a photographic memory.0 -
Banky71✭✭✭✭Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »
Well it is the point if you are so concerned about your health. If you aren't worried about your health you wouldn't have made the thread.If you chase two rabbits, you will lose them both.
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Ethromelb14_ESO✭✭✭✭✭Merlin13KAGL wrote: »It's a percentage. (which is partially asinine).
Your blood pressure may have something to do with it too.
STOP YELLING IN YOUR THREAD TITLES.
You'll stress less.
I don't stress over ANYTHING, and there is nothing wrong with capitalizing a title/subject. If you consider it yelling when its not in the actually OP, then perhaps you're too sensitive?Motto: Make deceivers believers.
Strength of character is not a physical thing. -EWalking a mile in someone else's shoes, has nothing to do with the path taken. -E
An accusation of elitism, is an indirect recognition of one's own inferiority. -E
The best way to prove someone wrong, is to do better yourself. -E
I keep forgetting to remember to get a photographic memory.0 -
Slonekb05✭✭✭Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »Why does it seem like no matter how much health a player has, the fall damage impacts a large health bar just the same, (bringing a player near death) as it would if the health bar were low? Isn't fall damage considered Physical Damage, and shouldn't the increased resistance to Physical Dmg make Fall Dmg less painful? I'm suffering the same damage to my health at 18,000 that I did when I only had 5,000. What's up with that?
Not getting on you but i don't understand how anyone die's by falling, myself i usually just hug the wall on the way down and suffer no dmg. But there's times im on horseback when i just sprint and jump off a mountain that would kill me in any other game, but in ESO i take maybe 25-50% health at most.0 -
Ethromelb14_ESO✭✭✭✭✭Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »
Well it is the point if you are so concerned about your health. If you aren't worried about your health you wouldn't have made the thread.
Please stay with me... I'm concerned with the lack of decrease in damage suffered as a result of me jumping off of high locations. Anyone telling me to just not jump is being unnecessarily A - holish. I asked an unoffensive question. There really is no need for sarcasm of any kind on any level, otherwise why just not reply?Motto: Make deceivers believers.
Strength of character is not a physical thing. -EWalking a mile in someone else's shoes, has nothing to do with the path taken. -E
An accusation of elitism, is an indirect recognition of one's own inferiority. -E
The best way to prove someone wrong, is to do better yourself. -E
I keep forgetting to remember to get a photographic memory.0 -
Banky71✭✭✭✭Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »
Well it is the point if you are so concerned about your health. If you aren't worried about your health you wouldn't have made the thread.
Please stay with me... I'm concerned with the lack of decrease in damage suffered as a result of me jumping off of high locations. Anyone telling me to just not jump is being unnecessarily A - holish. I asked an unoffensive question. There really is no need for sarcasm of any kind on any level, otherwise why just not reply?
It's a valid solution to your problem. I'm sorry you are being short sighted on the issue.If you chase two rabbits, you will lose them both.
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Ethromelb14_ESO✭✭✭✭✭Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »Why does it seem like no matter how much health a player has, the fall damage impacts a large health bar just the same, (bringing a player near death) as it would if the health bar were low? Isn't fall damage considered Physical Damage, and shouldn't the increased resistance to Physical Dmg make Fall Dmg less painful? I'm suffering the same damage to my health at 18,000 that I did when I only had 5,000. What's up with that?
Not getting on you but i don't understand how anyone die's by falling, myself i usually just hug the wall on the way down and suffer no dmg. But there's times im on horseback when i just sprint and jump off a mountain that would kill me in any other game, but in ESO i take maybe 25-50% health at most.
No, I'm not saying that I actually die. I'm just saying that despite my health having increased throughout the levels, I am still taking a great amount of fall damage similar to when I was lower level. Sort of like when a person jumps off the Fungal Grotto cliff when exiting. The fall dmg still hurts quite a bit. Get what I'm saying?Motto: Make deceivers believers.
Strength of character is not a physical thing. -EWalking a mile in someone else's shoes, has nothing to do with the path taken. -E
An accusation of elitism, is an indirect recognition of one's own inferiority. -E
The best way to prove someone wrong, is to do better yourself. -E
I keep forgetting to remember to get a photographic memory.0 -
Yinmaigao✭✭✭✭✭
✭As others have said, fall damage is percentile--based off the distance fallen.
Therfore, you will always see a relative amount, regardless of your total health number.1 -
Ethromelb14_ESO✭✭✭✭✭Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »
Well it is the point if you are so concerned about your health. If you aren't worried about your health you wouldn't have made the thread.
Please stay with me... I'm concerned with the lack of decrease in damage suffered as a result of me jumping off of high locations. Anyone telling me to just not jump is being unnecessarily A - holish. I asked an unoffensive question. There really is no need for sarcasm of any kind on any level, otherwise why just not reply?
It's a valid solution to your problem. I'm sorry you are being short sighted on the issue.
Actually no, it's quite dumb. That's like you having a problem with being killed by a boss and I suggest that you just don't get hit by the boss then, and maybe you'll stay alive. Not only does it come across as sarcasm, it in no way shape or form helps you accomplish your goal, and my goal is to understand why I'm not taking less dmg. If you can't offer insight in to the problem - you really have no place here other than to perhaps troll, and I have no interest in that. However, thank you for reading the OP.Motto: Make deceivers believers.
Strength of character is not a physical thing. -EWalking a mile in someone else's shoes, has nothing to do with the path taken. -E
An accusation of elitism, is an indirect recognition of one's own inferiority. -E
The best way to prove someone wrong, is to do better yourself. -E
I keep forgetting to remember to get a photographic memory.0 -
Banky71✭✭✭✭Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »
Well it is the point if you are so concerned about your health. If you aren't worried about your health you wouldn't have made the thread.
Please stay with me... I'm concerned with the lack of decrease in damage suffered as a result of me jumping off of high locations. Anyone telling me to just not jump is being unnecessarily A - holish. I asked an unoffensive question. There really is no need for sarcasm of any kind on any level, otherwise why just not reply?
It's a valid solution to your problem. I'm sorry you are being short sighted on the issue.
Actually no, it's quite dumb. That's like you having a problem with being killed by a boss and I suggest that you just don't get hit by the boss then, and maybe you'll stay alive. Not only does it come across as sarcasm, it in no way shape or form helps you accomplish your goal, and my goal is to understand why I'm not taking less dmg. If you can't offer insight in to the problem - you really have no place here other than to perhaps troll, and I have no interest in that. However, thank you for reading the OP.
If you plummet you will take more damage than if you just kind of carefully fall off.If you chase two rabbits, you will lose them both.
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Ethromelb14_ESO✭✭✭✭✭As others have said, fall damage is percentile--based off the distance fallen.
Therfore, you will always see a relative amount, regardless of your total health number.
Ok thanks. So does this percentage increase with each gain in health, or can it be mitigated?Motto: Make deceivers believers.
Strength of character is not a physical thing. -EWalking a mile in someone else's shoes, has nothing to do with the path taken. -E
An accusation of elitism, is an indirect recognition of one's own inferiority. -E
The best way to prove someone wrong, is to do better yourself. -E
I keep forgetting to remember to get a photographic memory.0 -
Ethromelb14_ESO✭✭✭✭✭Spectral_Lord wrote: »
A title in full caps-lock usually tends to make the thread look less serious and more troll-like.Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »Merlin13KAGL wrote: »It's a percentage. (which is partially asinine).
Your blood pressure may have something to do with it too.
STOP YELLING IN YOUR THREAD TITLES.
You'll stress less.
I don't stress over ANYTHING, and there is nothing wrong with capitalizing a title/subject. If you consider it yelling when its not in the actually OP, then perhaps you're too sensitive?
I will keep that in mind in the future for the community-comfort and proper text etiquette. I meant no offense.Motto: Make deceivers believers.
Strength of character is not a physical thing. -EWalking a mile in someone else's shoes, has nothing to do with the path taken. -E
An accusation of elitism, is an indirect recognition of one's own inferiority. -E
The best way to prove someone wrong, is to do better yourself. -E
I keep forgetting to remember to get a photographic memory.0 -
tmacdec✭✭Will mist form help mitigate fall damage. I'm at work now, damn real life, so I can't check now I will and get back to you guys if no one has checked by then0 -
HungryHobo✭✭✭Fall from x height = incur y% of health damage. This may also be based on downward velocity, as if you jump off a large height, land on a roof where your fall speed is dampened to a slide down the roof, and then land, you do not take damage. Or if you land on a sloped part of a rock that deflects you, I have survived that way too.
Overall, your total HP doesn't affect the dmg you take from my experience. Just the speed at which you land... which is directly correlated to the fall height (unless glitches..).Edited by HungryHobo on July 17, 2015 6:04PM1 -
leepalmer95✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »
It's a flat percentage... for example if you drop 10 feet you'll take 25% dmg, doesn't matter how much hp you have total.PS4 EU DC
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Ethromelb14_ESO✭✭✭✭✭Will mist form help mitigate fall damage. I'm at work now, damn real life, so I can't check now I will and get back to you guys if no one has checked by then
Good question... I've actually tested that theory and the truth is you take more damage if you jump off a high place in mist form. I've noticed differences in the severity between just falling and purposefully jumping off. The latter is way more painful.Motto: Make deceivers believers.
Strength of character is not a physical thing. -EWalking a mile in someone else's shoes, has nothing to do with the path taken. -E
An accusation of elitism, is an indirect recognition of one's own inferiority. -E
The best way to prove someone wrong, is to do better yourself. -E
I keep forgetting to remember to get a photographic memory.1 -
Ethromelb14_ESO✭✭✭✭✭leepalmer95 wrote: »Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »
It's a flat percentage... for example if you drop 10 feet you'll take 25% dmg, doesn't matter how much hp you have total.
Well I guess my question has been answered. Thank you, I appreciate it.Motto: Make deceivers believers.
Strength of character is not a physical thing. -EWalking a mile in someone else's shoes, has nothing to do with the path taken. -E
An accusation of elitism, is an indirect recognition of one's own inferiority. -E
The best way to prove someone wrong, is to do better yourself. -E
I keep forgetting to remember to get a photographic memory.0 -
tmacdec✭✭Ethromelb14_ESO wrote: »Will mist form help mitigate fall damage. I'm at work now, damn real life, so I can't check now I will and get back to you guys if no one has checked by then
Good question... I've actually tested that theory and the truth is you take more damage if you jump off a high place in mist form. I've noticed differences in the severity between just falling and purposefully jumping off. The latter is way more painful.
Damn hoping it was like atherial form in Skyrim0 -
Ethromelb14_ESO✭✭✭✭✭HungryHobo wrote: »Fall from x height = incur y% of health damage. This may also be based on downward velocity, as if you jump off a large height, land on a roof where your fall speed is dampened to a slide down the roof, and then land, you do not take damage. Or if you land on a sloped part of a rock that deflects you, I have survived that way too.
Overall, your total HP doesn't affect the dmg you take from my experience. Just the speed at which you land... which is directly correlated to the fall height (unless glitches..).
That makes sense.Motto: Make deceivers believers.
Strength of character is not a physical thing. -EWalking a mile in someone else's shoes, has nothing to do with the path taken. -E
An accusation of elitism, is an indirect recognition of one's own inferiority. -E
The best way to prove someone wrong, is to do better yourself. -E
I keep forgetting to remember to get a photographic memory.0
