User:Kakelgis

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Notes and crap

>The Undead/Fire locked T3 stratum on certain gates

It's Vanaduke, dummy!

>Vanaduke is not a fiend

I own a VS Fiend High Leviathan Blade, while Magnus uses a plain one. We deal the exact same damage on Vanaduke.

Vanaduke is not undead either, since CIV does not deal any additional damage. It's possible that he is somehow some other random race, although it's more likely that he simply has no race at all.

Jelly King on the other hand, is actually a slime. (Using a Vog Cub set and Fang of Vog, charges are 172 damage a hit. Using a Chroma set increases the damage to around 196 a hit)

>Spark Tokens

Forge Spark: Fire, Shock, Construct
Grim Spark: Poison, Undead, Fiend
Primal Spark: Freeze, Jelly, Beast

>Status Effect Resist Cap

A little over one full meter; Two pieces of five star armory and a medium resistance UV (as much as a 3-star armor would offer) would reach the cap.

In some cases, one full meter is enough to grant immunity to certain attacks. Most will require you to go past such, however.

Also to note: The maximum resist only grants immunity to certain 'weaker' status effect attacks. Certain mobs will be unable to inflict the status effect with normal attacks, (Zombies, Greavers, Gun Puppies, Lumbers, etc) however some stronger mobs or special attacks will still be able to. (Zombie's breath, Retrode, Devilites, Vanaduke's mace, elemental grates, etc)

Additional note: Resists are slightly less effective in Shadow Lairs, so immunity ends up not being possible for additional attacks, such as Howlitzer or Polyp's bullets. Yet to confirm this entirely, and what mobs/attacks it affects.

>Cold Iron Vanquisher vs. Leviathan Blade

This question comes up all the damn time. So here's some more concrete numbers. Depth 27, only damage bonuses were Fiend High on Leviathan and Undead High on CIV. Both weapons are at level 10.

Cold Iron Vanquisher:

Normal hit: 183
- Normal combo finish: 234
- Normal charge attack: 352
Undead hit: 224
- Undead combo finish: 280
- Undead charge attack: 413

Leviathan Blade:

Normal hit: 200
- Normal combo finish: 254
- Normal charge attack: 378
Fiend hit: 243
- Fiend combo finish: 303
- Fiend charge attack: 442

So yeah. The damage differences are pretty small - I'd say Leviathan is a bit better. You lose only a bit of damage on one specific race while dealing a bit more to all the other five.

But in general, the bonuses are not big enough to make an actual difference when killing normal monsters. CIV's basepower is also too low - A Leviathan with VS Undead Very High UV would deal as much as a CIV with a VS Undead High UV. (thus getting a Maximum)

And as a note, remember, this was on T3. The damage difference is even smaller on T2 or T1. (I think it'd be 10 damage difference rather than 20 on T2, and ~5 for T1)

Note: Outdated data.

>The Swarm

Swarm Seeds seem to take more damage to piercing, and seem to be resistant to shadow; They are not actually fiends, however.

Also to note is what weapons may deal more actual "damage" to the Swarm Seed's field; It seems weapons with more knockback are more effective at neutralizing the field than weapons that would actually deal more damage.

Void monsters: It seems some Void monsters are either bugged, or themed to be of a specific status; Void Zombies seem to be unable to deal freeze, however they cannot be frozen. Void Gel can cause strong (?) poison with their attacks; Unknown if they are vulnerable to poison. Other mobs do not seem to inflict any status effects, although they might be immune to specific status effects; Not tested yet.

Void Wolvers and Lumbers can only deal normal damage, for some reason. Zombies and Gels are still able to deal their specific damage types (shadow and piercing). As for damage weaknesses/resistances, all mobs except for Gels seem to be normal; Gels seem to not have any weaknesses, however their only resistance (piercing) isn't as effective as a common resistance. (~270 damage from Flourish is reduced to ~205 on Gels, although it is reduced to ~55 on Lumbers)

Additional notes: Void Zombies are unable to breath. Void Wolvers cannot teleport, although they can dash/dodge. Void Gels show a white aura rather than a yellow one in their attacks. Void Gremlins/Wolvers will still run away at low health, and Void Gremlins will still use pills at low health.