Bill Z Bubba

The 1 tick = 2% damage buff is accurate. And the +5 -2 values were straight from the horse's mouth as it were. It's just the after >80 Fury values I'm still after.

The whole point was to determine *exactly* how much fury a given attack chain will produce. EDIT: I should add... will produce while attacking a hard target such as an AV or pylon. The time to reach maximum fury for a given chain would still be useful information, regardless.

That's right, Deus... it's all your fault. There's a special place in Hell for you now.

I'm not sure. I don't believe so but I haven't been testing that.

I know for a fact that he is still there and still working.

Whether he's now being forced to share pohsyb's box is still a question.

I generally don't slot the straight damage IO from the purple sets. For Raganarok I do because the last thing shockwave needs is more knockback.

Other sets don't give the good bonus until the 6th slot. Mako's Bite and Gaussians for example.

So we've proven that the click buff secondary mutation is not carrying over to the forms like every other click buff in the game including click buffs from the AT's human form?

Then Castle surely sees this as a bug and will be working toward a fix ASAP regardless of his post earlier.

Update: I got an answer from Castle.

Umbral did have one part of it correct: the decay is a flat 2 fury per second regardless of Fury level.

After 80 Fury, you gain less and less for incoming and outgoing attacks as Fury approaches 100.

Unfortunately, I've been unable to use the data I received to come up with an equation that would tell me exactly how much Fury a given attack chain would produce. If I can figure that out, I'll share it.

Defense is better than resistance. Except for all the times that it isn't. OP, your question is answered:

Fury builds off attacking and being attacked, regardless of whether the attacks find their target.

As I mentioned in the thread seeking the exact equation for fury generation, I can build fury on a dm brute using nothing but hasten, smite, brawl and the origin temp power to 87% fury on a target that can't fight back. You can also go sit in an aggro cap's worth of enemies and get up there without attacking any of them as long as they have enough attacks to cycle through for you.

The problem is that too many people think that this game is difficult enough to need the idiocy of everyone that commented in that chat log. Except for the claws scrapper. He appears to be the one with the brain.

OP, you should have kept your mouth shut and need to learn how not to die. The kin user also needs to learn how to play.

This game is not rocket surgery.

Does anyone know how to exactly calculate the amount of fury a specific single target attack chain will achieve with no consideration of incoming attacks?

Example:

Claws chain of Followup, Slash, Focus, Strike. Including Arcanatime that chain takes 5.280 seconds.

I remember that each outgoing attack, hit or miss, generates X points of fury, but I don't remember the exact value, nor do I know how to account for the fury degradation.

Thanks.

As Arcanaville likes to mention, back in the old Rikti Crash Site days, Shockwave was the reason I was able to get through the original rikti challenge.

It does strike's damage to up to 10 foes in a cone so large that it takes minimal effort to get ten foes in range. It's got a 1 second cast time (not counting arcanatime.)

It can knock whole spawns off of cliffs. How is that not cool?

Edit: And fighting +4s it becomes KD, so fu, spin, eviscerate, shockwave becomes and insane amount of aoe output. Too bad we can't have claws/sd.

I just read up on Sentry as I had no idea who he was. Made me damn glad that I quit reading Marvel ages ago.

Happy bday, WW.

Lucks. Get your defense up to 45% and beat him down and laugh as he keeps missing you.

Scrapper SS Footstomp Burst: 1.42*62.562 = 88.838 base damage
With double stacked rage (200%) and ED capped enhancement (95%) = 350.91
Base recharge 20 seconds

Scrapper Claws Spin Burst: 1.58*62.562 = 98.848 base damage
With double stacked followup (75%) and ED capped enhancement (95%) = 266.89
Base recharge 9.2 seconds
Scrapper Claws Eviscerate Burst: 1.99*62.562 = 124.5 base damage
With double stacked followup (75%) and ED capped enhancement (95%) = 336.15

SS has one aoe that does damage. Claws also has Eviscerate and Shockwave.

SS has the rage crash to deal with. Claws doesn't.

Footstomp has a 15' radius. Spin's is 8'.

I can chain fu, spin, eviscerate in a bit under 6 seconds on average hitting 7 and 3 targets respectively for the aoes. (It's usually higher, but I'll be nice.)

We'll say footstomp hits 9 of 10.

Total damage output without crits if the SS user has footstomp down to 6 seconds? What's that... 233% total recharge in Footstomp? That's doable. 350.91*9 = 3158.19 total damage output.

Claws total aoe output for the same period? 7*266.89 + 3*336.15 = 2876.68

Now let's add crits.
FS: 3158.19*1.075 = 3395.05
Spin+Evis: 1868.23*1.075 + 1008.45*1.15 = 3168.06

A 200 point difference when I'm being very nice about how many I actually hit with spin/evis AND we're completely ignoring the no damage output time of the rage crash for DOUBLE stacked rage. Edit: AND we're completely ignoring shockwave.

For the last farking time, a direct port of super strength would not be overpowered.