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1. #DOES TRUE STEEL STACK WITH BLOOD RUSH UPDATE#
2. #DOES TRUE STEEL STACK WITH BLOOD RUSH MODS#
3. #DOES TRUE STEEL STACK WITH BLOOD RUSH FREE#

#DOES TRUE STEEL STACK WITH BLOOD RUSH MODS#

I'd say both of those arguments are up in the air again. Conditional mods (e.g., Weeping Wounds, Blood Rush, and Gladiator Set mods, but not Condition Overload, Healing Return, or Relentless Combination) Critical chance and critical multiplier (e.g. You could also argue that Naramon was for sustaining the combo multiplier and Zenurik for heavy attacks (where you could cover the functionality of either at the cost of a mod). Prior to this, you could argue that crit went with sustaining the combo counter and status could go with using heavy attacks.

#DOES TRUE STEEL STACK WITH BLOOD RUSH FREE#

zenurik being the new "melee" focus tree (given that you also get free energy from it, why use anything else) I've seen a number of complaints on the forums that may be made more legitimate by this: True Steel (1.2) and Blood Rush (0.4), and with a Combo Multiplier of 4.0x would reach 20 × (1 + 1.2 + 0.4 × (4.0 - 1)) 68 chance to crit. Given that + crit chance on a riven is no longer optimal, combo efficiency will probably replace it, especially for people already using Zenurik, or for weapons with high riven disposition (since you can easily get a large amount of combo efficiency on a riven). The real come in where you get the wacky ones like mods that apply indefinitely, but we have others that apply more than once etc (see faction damage mods for procs) which are polynomial in returns.Most OP thing I could figure out is combing both Sacrificial Steel and Blood Rush with stacked efficiency (or maybe initial combo). I don't think it breaks the game THAT much, so we might be safe.īR with the new sacrificial steel both give a large enough bonus that there is a big incentive to try make both of them work together on heavy attacks. In terms of percentage return multiplicative numbers are actually the linear example. Its only linear in base damage gain, but you didn't add the extra percentage onto base damage. This is not linear returns, its ever decreasing negative exponential returns (ie diminishing). Take a simple example of +15% damage steps (3sf):įirst +15% percent gives +15.0% gain in damage ie (1.15-1)/1. Why a additive percentage does this is pretty obvious. Additive percentage gains naturally have diminishing returns because each percentage point added before it gives more return than the next but that's not the only way to have diminishing returns. dimishing returns really means each extra unit gives a lower percentage gain than each unit before it. (#s "Text"), which will appear as Spoiler: or For titles, begin the title with and don't put the actual spoiler content in the title.r/WarframeClanRecruit for clan recruitmentĬlick here for all the rules and guidelines When posting links to the official forums, make a text post including a summary and link.Take issues with your account to the official Warframe support desk.Content must be directly related to Warframe - title alone isn't good enough.Imgur is preferred for image submissions and avoid using shortened links.

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#DOES TRUE STEEL STACK WITH BLOOD RUSH UPDATE#

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