Hon Attack Speed Or Dmg
Dec 31, 2010 What if you do 400 damage but your attack speed was 0.2? Do you want to add 100 more damage (2x BF Sword)? That'd make you do 500 damage every 5 seconds. Or how about adding 148% attack speed? That'd somewhere around double your attack speed for the same gold. That'd make you do 400 damage in 2.5 seconds, or 800 damage every 5 seconds.
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- After choosing on of the core builds, the rest items fall into the “Luxury” category, regardless of what build you chose from the above, the 3 remaining slots, should be filled like that: 1 slot for dmg item, 1 slot for survivability, 1 slot for attack speed.
- Jan 17, 2015 For build order, I like to completely build Warrior Tabi first, followed by The Executioner. This gives Hou Yi a good foundation in movement and attack speed. After that, I build Rage and Hastened Fatalis concurrently, continuing to increase his movement speed, attack speed and damage potential.
- As for stats like Crit and Attack Speed, the same basic rules apply. In general,.1 attack speed is worth 10 Dex, but this ignores the defensive benefits of Dexterity, and since attack speed bonuses are provided as percentage multipliers, you'll need to do some math.
- For build order, I like to completely build Warrior Tabi first, followed by The Executioner. This gives Hou Yi a good foundation in movement and attack speed. After that, I build Rage and Hastened Fatalis concurrently, continuing to increase his movement speed, attack speed and damage potential.
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i use lightning strike. i have every elemental and lightning damage passive skills. now i must choose one. attack speed vs physical damage. 50% physical damage goes lightning damage. which one is best for my highest lightning dps. since there is no even a site i can test my build and skill's dps i can do nothing seriously. help me with your experience. | Posted by rsthrsdj on Feb 5, 2013, 9:48:51 PM |
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' i just want to know the truth. i am not talking about better build or strong build. i don't care of the game. i just want to know attack speed vs physical damage in skill tree. i dont have time to memorize every skills in there. and i can't compare each of them. just tell me speed or phy dmg is better if i use lightning strike with 100% correct proof with numerical value. | Posted by rsthrsdj on Feb 6, 2013, 2:16:41 AM |
hi there, i have a similar problem.. choosing between damage or speed well, i've done some calculating and dps wise i think 'in general' speed is better than damage some thought's on why i come to that conclusion: 1. attack speed raises all your damage. - it doesnt matter if its elemental, physical or converted. as long as the damage is applied with each hit, it will benefit from more attack speed 2. the way the percenteges are dealt with in the damage formula - the thing is.. that there are way more buffs for damage than for speed. that may sounds a bit akward but this fact makes speed actually the better stat. think about it. let's say u have a ring that gives u +100% physical damage. would that ring double your total damage? no, of course not. thats because your character will have alot more +phys. dmg % buffs and the ring damage buff would just be accumulated with your 'ordinary' buffs. take this (simplified)example: say your weapon does 100 damage your character has (through nodes, items, weapon specializations etc) a total of +250% physical damage so u would do 100 + (100*2,5) = 350 damage now u find that awesome ring that gives u +100% physical damage so u would do 100 + (100* (2,5 + 1)) = 450 damage the +100% phys. damage from the ring in this example would translate to 30% more total damage. ok, thats not THAT suprising. the same thing applies to attack speed. well.. yes and no. yes, because the mechanic is indeed the same (more or less). no, because u will have a much lower speed percentage buffs in the first place. so each 1% of a speed buff u add, will have more value in the formula. (a melee character with passives alone, can easily achieve 300% increased physical damage. but its very hard to get to 100% increased attack speed) the funny thing is, that the more u invest in damage buffs the more valuable speed buffs become (and vice versa of course) so say u have 300% increased physical damage and 100% increased attack speed. that would mean, that for each 1% of increased attack speed, you would need something like 4% increased physical damage to get to same same amount of more damage dealt (more or less) that said, there are three things that must be considered. 1. if your build relies heavy on converted damage (like hatred, where +xx% of your physical damage will be added as elemental damage), having more increased physical damage could be better. that is because the actual damage added will be determined AFTER all your damage buffs had been calculated and then added as extra damage. quick (simplified)example: 100 base damage, 200% buffs, 20% converted (added) damage: 100+ (100*2)+ (100+(100*2))*0.2 = 300 + 60 = 360 so the +20% converted (added) damage REALLY boosts your (raw)damage by 20% but still.. like i said above attack speed will obviously also increase this type of damage. 2. mana costs having more attack speed can really drain your mana fast as u will do more attacks. 3. dimishing returns ok this is complicated..and i have to say, that i am not quite familiar with this topic, so everything i know is from hearsay :) in later games enemys will have a high armour rate, thats basicly means that: the more damage you do with each single hit, the more total damage u will effectivly deal. if you need more hits do deal the same amount of damage, u will effectivly deal less total damage simplefied explanatory example: 500 damage per hit do 200 damage 100 damage per hit do 30 damage, so 5 hits (5*30) would do only 150 damage (ok, i'll hope that i am not totally talking bullshit^^ if i did any errors please feel free to correct me) Last edited by RedNoak on Feb 27, 2013, 7:12:04 AM | Posted by RedNoak on Feb 27, 2013, 7:10:13 AM |