It simply means how close to being full your ulti is:) For example if you have an ultimate that costs 200 and you have 100 ultimate stored, it'll say 50%. At 200 it'll say 100% and while you can store ultimate up to 500, using an ultimate will consume all the ultimate points you have(with exception of Overload) so it'll never go above 100%.
Edit: you can turn it off in settings I think.
Gothlander wrote: »What is it for?
Gothlander wrote: »I am guessing 183 ult is 36% out of 500 ult. Just a guess. But why would someone want to build up their alt to 500 when dawnbreaker does the same amount of damage at 120? I don't know.
Gothlander wrote: »What is it for?
It shows the % of ultipoints you have based on the coast of the slottet ulti.
Example
When your ultiskill coasts 120 and you have 60 points ready it shows 50%.
Ultimates are spezial and powerfull skills that need to be filled up befor you can use that by making light/heavy attacks or healing players how are in fight.
Gothlander wrote: »And why does the number above our ultimate ability go up to 500? I was doing some test on a target dummy and my dawnbreaker did the same damage at 120 ult as it did at 500 ult.
Gothlander wrote: »It simply means how close to being full your ulti is:) For example if you have an ultimate that costs 200 and you have 100 ultimate stored, it'll say 50%. At 200 it'll say 100% and while you can store ultimate up to 500, using an ultimate will consume all the ultimate points you have(with exception of Overload) so it'll never go above 100%.
Edit: you can turn it off in settings I think.
You are wrong. Dawnbreaker takes 120 ult. In game now I am above it at 183 ult and that percentage in the box is at 36% so I dont know where you came up with that.
Gothlander wrote: »And why does the number above our ultimate ability go up to 500? I was doing some test on a target dummy and my dawnbreaker did the same damage at 120 ult as it did at 500 ult.
I answered that in my previous post already. Only ultimate for which it makes sense to store about its cost is Overload because it's a toggle.Gothlander wrote: »It simply means how close to being full your ulti is:) For example if you have an ultimate that costs 200 and you have 100 ultimate stored, it'll say 50%. At 200 it'll say 100% and while you can store ultimate up to 500, using an ultimate will consume all the ultimate points you have(with exception of Overload) so it'll never go above 100%.
Edit: you can turn it off in settings I think.
You are wrong. Dawnbreaker takes 120 ult. In game now I am above it at 183 ult and that percentage in the box is at 36% so I dont know where you came up with that.
It'd appear your percentage is wrong then. Reloadui, might help, they get stuck sometimesMine is correct. Alternatively, it could be from an addon that would be tracking % of 500 ultimate points but that'd be a bit odd. I'm pretty sure this is not part of base game interface.
Gothlander wrote: »Gothlander wrote: »And why does the number above our ultimate ability go up to 500? I was doing some test on a target dummy and my dawnbreaker did the same damage at 120 ult as it did at 500 ult.
I answered that in my previous post already. Only ultimate for which it makes sense to store about its cost is Overload because it's a toggle.Gothlander wrote: »It simply means how close to being full your ulti is:) For example if you have an ultimate that costs 200 and you have 100 ultimate stored, it'll say 50%. At 200 it'll say 100% and while you can store ultimate up to 500, using an ultimate will consume all the ultimate points you have(with exception of Overload) so it'll never go above 100%.
Edit: you can turn it off in settings I think.
You are wrong. Dawnbreaker takes 120 ult. In game now I am above it at 183 ult and that percentage in the box is at 36% so I dont know where you came up with that.
It'd appear your percentage is wrong then. Reloadui, might help, they get stuck sometimesMine is correct. Alternatively, it could be from an addon that would be tracking % of 500 ultimate points but that'd be a bit odd. I'm pretty sure this is not part of base game interface.
Its been like this since forever. Dont know what addon I have that could be causing this. I have sorc helper addon but its disabled for my templar. I don't know.
Gothlander wrote: »Gothlander wrote: »And why does the number above our ultimate ability go up to 500? I was doing some test on a target dummy and my dawnbreaker did the same damage at 120 ult as it did at 500 ult.
I answered that in my previous post already. Only ultimate for which it makes sense to store about its cost is Overload because it's a toggle.Gothlander wrote: »It simply means how close to being full your ulti is:) For example if you have an ultimate that costs 200 and you have 100 ultimate stored, it'll say 50%. At 200 it'll say 100% and while you can store ultimate up to 500, using an ultimate will consume all the ultimate points you have(with exception of Overload) so it'll never go above 100%.
Edit: you can turn it off in settings I think.
You are wrong. Dawnbreaker takes 120 ult. In game now I am above it at 183 ult and that percentage in the box is at 36% so I dont know where you came up with that.
It'd appear your percentage is wrong then. Reloadui, might help, they get stuck sometimesMine is correct. Alternatively, it could be from an addon that would be tracking % of 500 ultimate points but that'd be a bit odd. I'm pretty sure this is not part of base game interface.
Its been like this since forever. Dont know what addon I have that could be causing this. I have sorc helper addon but its disabled for my templar. I don't know.
If you disable all of your addons(or at least all the combat/interface related ones) you should just be seeing an empty ultimate bar without any %(and without any numbers unless you enable ESO base game interface one which doesn't feature %). Try turning them on one by one and seeing which one it is that's tracking your ultimate. Personally I'm using ftc which tracks ulti for me and doesn't have any further settings that'd let it track full 500 ulti rather than the one I have on bar, so I have no idea about this.
Gothlander wrote: »Gothlander wrote: »Gothlander wrote: »And why does the number above our ultimate ability go up to 500? I was doing some test on a target dummy and my dawnbreaker did the same damage at 120 ult as it did at 500 ult.
I answered that in my previous post already. Only ultimate for which it makes sense to store about its cost is Overload because it's a toggle.Gothlander wrote: »It simply means how close to being full your ulti is:) For example if you have an ultimate that costs 200 and you have 100 ultimate stored, it'll say 50%. At 200 it'll say 100% and while you can store ultimate up to 500, using an ultimate will consume all the ultimate points you have(with exception of Overload) so it'll never go above 100%.
Edit: you can turn it off in settings I think.
You are wrong. Dawnbreaker takes 120 ult. In game now I am above it at 183 ult and that percentage in the box is at 36% so I dont know where you came up with that.
It'd appear your percentage is wrong then. Reloadui, might help, they get stuck sometimesMine is correct. Alternatively, it could be from an addon that would be tracking % of 500 ultimate points but that'd be a bit odd. I'm pretty sure this is not part of base game interface.
Its been like this since forever. Dont know what addon I have that could be causing this. I have sorc helper addon but its disabled for my templar. I don't know.
If you disable all of your addons(or at least all the combat/interface related ones) you should just be seeing an empty ultimate bar without any %(and without any numbers unless you enable ESO base game interface one which doesn't feature %). Try turning them on one by one and seeing which one it is that's tracking your ultimate. Personally I'm using ftc which tracks ulti for me and doesn't have any further settings that'd let it track full 500 ulti rather than the one I have on bar, so I have no idea about this.
Ok I was using Azurah. And had show relative percentage off in the ultimate box. I got it fixed now. Thanks for pointing out it was an addon. Last question. Is there a way to track ultimate % without using an addon?