Coruscanti: Working As Intended?

[Longshot]

I said demonry ring but I was just referencing the part where it only procs on TAs, poor example on my part. This is good info though, thanks for testing. If the effect procced much more often then it might be useful for situations like amorph floors during Neo-Nyzul. I've been spamming Qilin for the dagger but I already have 99 Mandau and multiple offhands including the Lux so I can finally stop chasing this thing.

[Asymptotic]

Actually, Amorph floors you're getting screwed over by damage resistance, not defense.

[Asymptotic]

Pretty much verified that it's using capped ratio (basically, completely ignoring the enemy's defense) on an ODSD processed attack.

The only questions left are:

1.) Does it also ignore level correction?
2.) Does it process on weapon skills?

I can test 1.) pretty easily (well, when I get help levelling up Bluffalo), but 2.) is much more difficult to test.

[VZX]

On point #2:
If it follows the same rule as normal multi-hit i.e. if the earlier multi-hit proc, then the rest of the hits will also get the same benefit, then you'll easily notice the significant damage boost if it trigger on 2nd hit (3/4~5 or 4/5~6 hits are boosted).

It's also easier to notice in WS if the system consider non-main hit of Exen/Evis/DE as ODSD-able hit. You will probably see 10%+ of your WS get significantly higher damage.

[Asymptotic]

It doesn't ignore level correction.

[Aana]

Thanks for all your hard work testing this

[Asymptotic]

It's 100% not worth going after. You're better off just using a STR magian, or making a Twashtar/Mandau.

[DaBackpack]

Thank you very much for testing this out. I saw the thread on FFXIAH and was impressed with the effort. Not so much with the weapon, though...
If you're going for testing it in weaponskills, you might want to try single-hit non-crit WSes with it on the off-hand. With multiple hits, I'd imagine it would be harder to test, but I'm not an expert. Then you could do this the same way, and ignore lower-damage hits from partial whiffs. And I think crabs would be the primary test subject, since you could get a more noticeable change in damage from capped pDIF on them. Like I said, I'm not expert, just trying to help out

-Aspiring mathematician

[Asymptotic]

It wouldn't matter if the Coruscanti were in the mainhand or offhand, I don't think. I think large amounts of double attack, single wielding with something like Wasp Sting (no mods) would be the way to go.

[DaBackpack]

Yeah, that's true. It should be easy to tell when a DA procs.

But what if you double attack but the first attack misses? It would -look- like a single hit, but the ODSD effect could still affect your WS damage. I can see why this would be difficult to measure.

Well actually it doesn't really matter. If you do enough weaponskills, your results will converge towards "the answer".

Edit: All a whiffed DA would do is this:

Say you get a DA, but the first hit misses and the second hit lands ODSD. If the WS reaches its single-hit "peak damage" (a theoretical value where the maximum possible value for the WS is reached), you would just have a random point on your graph that lay between "singlehit" and "doublehit". It doesn't matter though, that is just what might happen.