Bifurcated and Magicians
Old 03-23-2014, 09:46 PM   #1
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Does the Magician red magic bonus affect bifurcated in this manner?
Without bonus: 48% to one person, 52% to other
With bonus: (48*1.09)% to one person, (52*1.09)% to other person
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Old Delay/(1+haste%) = New Delay

For slow effects, use the slow % but as a negative.

Just repeat for multiple effects.

DO NOT multiply by 1+slow% to get your new delay. 1*1.4 is not the same as 1/0.6 and your answer will be wrong.
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Old 03-23-2014, 10:04 PM   #2
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Your math is right for the gem bonus, but "respectively" in the description refers to melee and pet, not the two targets. Melee hits will deal 52% normal damage to both targets, pets will deal 48% normal damage to both targets.
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Old 03-23-2014, 10:12 PM   #3
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OHHH that makes sense now.
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If they put a nice icon on you it's beneficial if they put a mean one on the other guy it's detrimental.
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The player was banned for using an exploit repeatedly without reporting it. There's only 1 proper way to profit off an exploit: report it.
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Originally Posted by Huggles
Old Delay/(1+haste%) = New Delay

For slow effects, use the slow % but as a negative.

Just repeat for multiple effects.

DO NOT multiply by 1+slow% to get your new delay. 1*1.4 is not the same as 1/0.6 and your answer will be wrong.
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