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What does it mean 'Always deals critical damage'?
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The 'Critical Charge' skill tooltip (in Two Handed) says: "Deals N physical damage. Always deals critical damage".
What exactly does this mean? What is the difference between normal and critical damage? Is the tooltip-specified damaged dealt or is it higher?
Edited by Reco on June 1, 2014 5:50AM What exactly does this mean? What is the difference between normal and critical damage? Is the tooltip-specified damaged dealt or is it higher?
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Diaboli✭✭✭I don't know for a fact, but I always assumed it was based on weapon damage.If I throw a dog a bone, I don't care to know how it tastes... - Brick Top0 -
Still_Mind✭✭✭100% crit chance, basically. weapon damage x1.5+Crit damage bonus (like Shadow sign).
So, if Critical Charge tooltip states that it does 100 damage, it will always do a 150 crit, mitigated by target's armour, or other damage reduction sources (flat damage reduction by Veil of Blades, Banner, or Vampire passive, for example)."I'm not *giving* him cake, I'm *assaulting* him with cake!"0 -
Reco✭✭✭I still don't understand why it's called Critical, if it's always Critical. Why don't they just increase the base damage and call it a regular (non-critical)?Edited by Reco on June 1, 2014 2:06PM1
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Brasseurfb16_ESO✭✭✭✭I still don't understand why it's called Critical, if it's always Critical. Why don't they just increase the base damage and call it a regular (non-critical)?
Because it creates synergies with skills like Critical Surge, wich waranty the sorcerer to heal himself when he charges a target or with passives like Hemorrhhage and Shadow Mundus Stone for extra critical dmg.
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