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    Dervy Yakimi
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    My theory is that 100 Potency isn't an *1 Modifier. It's closer to 1.005, or 1.005/100 = 0.01005 per point of Potency.

    10 = 0.1005
    20 = 0.201
    30 = 0.3015
    40 = 0.402
    50 = 0.5025
    60 = 0.603
    70 = 0.7035
    80 = 0.804
    90 = 0.9045
    100 = 1.005
    150 = 1.5075
    200 = 2.01
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dervy View Post
    My theory is that 100 Potency isn't an *1 Modifier. It's closer to 1.005, or 1.005/100 = 0.01005 per point of Potency.

    10 = 0.1005
    20 = 0.201
    30 = 0.3015
    40 = 0.402
    50 = 0.5025
    60 = 0.603
    70 = 0.7035
    80 = 0.804
    90 = 0.9045
    100 = 1.005
    150 = 1.5075
    200 = 2.01
    179.5 (minimum DB damage to match observations) divided by 1.005, times .3015 to get to 30 potency Mutilate dot makes 53.85, but I observed 53's. And they had to be low 53s, too, to be the full spread against the 58 maximum. And the 58 maximum only brings me to 195 instead of 198. This is with a small amount of SS boosting the Mutilate numbers, too.
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    So, I'm stepping through crit values now, and it looks like it takes about 521 rating before you get back to a x1.5 multiplier for damage.

    Quote Originally Posted by Dervy View Post
    Oh., i forgot to mention that my damage model minuses 1 at the end of the total calculation
    But if you're going to minus something at the end anyway, wouldn't it be a simpler assumption that the potency numbers are a straight multiplier and that there's a non-1 subtraction at the end? >_>
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