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This confuses me. I'm not sure what to do. In some places, 3 fire damage ticks are done. In others, 4 and even 5 are done. What should I do? Here is the table: | This confuses me. I'm not sure what to do. In some places, 3 fire damage ticks are done. In others, 4 and even 5 are done. What should I do? Here is the table: | ||
| − | D9 = 3 ticks to gremlins | + | D9 = 3 ticks to gremlins<br> |
| − | D12= 3 ticks to gremlins | + | D12= 3 ticks to gremlins<br> |
| − | D12= 4 ticks to constructs | + | D12= 4 ticks to constructs<br> |
| − | D14= 5 ticks to neutrals (forget which enemy exactly) | + | D14= 5 ticks to neutrals (forget which enemy exactly)<br> |
| − | D14= 4 ticks to slimes | + | D14= 4 ticks to slimes<br> |
| − | D17= 5 ticks to slimes | + | D17= 5 ticks to slimes<br> |
:All monsters have their own fire resistance therefore the numbers of ticks they take differs. For the damage table I would say after the fire damage numbers put "x3"or whatever the number of ticks is--[[User:Trying|Trying]] 04:11, 1 August 2012 (UTC) | :All monsters have their own fire resistance therefore the numbers of ticks they take differs. For the damage table I would say after the fire damage numbers put "x3"or whatever the number of ticks is--[[User:Trying|Trying]] 04:11, 1 August 2012 (UTC) | ||
Latest revision as of 04:11, 1 August 2012
Fire tick count inconsistency
This confuses me. I'm not sure what to do. In some places, 3 fire damage ticks are done. In others, 4 and even 5 are done. What should I do? Here is the table:
D9 = 3 ticks to gremlins
D12= 3 ticks to gremlins
D12= 4 ticks to constructs
D14= 5 ticks to neutrals (forget which enemy exactly)
D14= 4 ticks to slimes
D17= 5 ticks to slimes
- All monsters have their own fire resistance therefore the numbers of ticks they take differs. For the damage table I would say after the fire damage numbers put "x3"or whatever the number of ticks is--Trying 04:11, 1 August 2012 (UTC)
