If the mob started at 60% res and you (again) shred 20 points, the debuff only pushes your effictive output from 40 to 60% of your theoretical damage (ie. the 20 RR doubled your effective damage). if you shred the resistance down to 60%, it takes 40% (ie. Resistance reduction is basically the flipside of that same coin - the more resistance a target has, the more effective damage you gain by shredding their resistances.Ī hypothetical critter with 80% vit resistance would only take 20% of your nominal vit damage. and their value is not linear but actually closer to exponential - going from 0 to 20 resist only lowers incoming damage by 20%, but going from 60 to 80 cuts the (remaining) incoming damage in half. Resistances are strongest the higher they are, obviously. it does stack with other RR and it can push resistances into negative if the target doesn't have enough resistance to "soak up2 all the reduction, so it will always add more damage. The answer to the question whether it's worth it is of course highly subjective. turns out manticore can actually bring resistances into the negative. I looked at the cheat sheet again and realized i probably mixed them up. So if you have 30 reduced physical res from "break morale", it doesn't stack with 12 reduced physical res from blind furey (for example), but it will stack with -32% physical res from assassins mark and/or -25% physical res from curse of frailty etc. The only thing to keep in mind is that different debuffs of that "X reduced targets resistances" don't stack with each other. If it reads "X reduced targets resistances" (without the '%' character) it stacks with the generic "-X% resistance". If it reads "X % reduced targets resistances", that's the crappy RR type that doesn't really stack and is weak/useless most of the time. Gui.Gu.Ba.46.Originally posted by Azunai:the resistance debuff that doesn't stack and is calculated last has a (slightly) different wording.
#GRIM DAWN CHEAT ENGINE RESISTANCE UPDATE#
Materials will always set to 9999.Ģ021.04.14: Support for modded game versions.Ģ021.03.03: Added NPC Editor options Improved “Infinite Items (Medicines & Materials)” option gain, now it will only take effect when you view your inventory.Ģ021.03.02: Update for latest game version update Improved “Infinite Items (Medicines & Materials)” option, now materials will always set to 9999.Ģ021.02.14: Update for today’s game version update.Ģ021.02.10: Update for today’s game version update.Ģ021.02.09: Update for today’s game version update Added “No Random Encounter In Danger Zones” option.Ģ021.01.31: Added “Edit Backpack Size” and “Infinite Items (Medicines & Materials)” options. If the current item quantity is less than 99, it will set to 99, if it’s greater than 99, it will set to 999, if it’s greater than 999, it will set to 9999. “Infinite Items (Medicines & Materials)”: Takes effect when you view your inventory, you may need to close and reopen your inventory to see the item quantities change.These options edit the NPC’s base stats, the final stat value may be slightly different from the editor value. Edit NPC Stats options: Take effects when you view NPC profile.Edit Player Stats options: These options edit the player’s base stats, the final stats may be slightly different from the editor values.“Edit Backpack Size”: Note if you set the backpack size too high, it may lag the game when you open your backpack, try to keep it under 1000 slots.“Max Friendship”: Takes effect when friendship value changes.“Max Exp”: Takes effect when you gain exp, the exp will set to the current exp cap.“Edit Gems”, “Edit Contribution”, “Edit Tokens”: Require at least 1 gem/contribution/token in order to work.Alt+Num 4 – Infinite Items (Medicines & Materials)Īlt+Num 6 – No Random Encounter In Danger Zones
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