Affinity - Revision history

ScienceBall: Add to Game Mechanics category

2021-07-13T10:09:07Z

Add to Game Mechanics category

2017-02-13T03:10:45Z

2017-02-13T03:05:53Z

Expanded explanation with implications for players

2017-02-13T02:54:03Z

"damage damage" -> "blight damage"

2016-02-22T05:31:51Z

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	Also note if you have a damage shield, the shield will soak up the damage first (until it is depleted) while the healing will be applied directly to your health bar. This can be very valuable in a tight spot!		Also note if you have a damage shield, the shield will soak up the damage first (until it is depleted) while the healing will be applied directly to your health bar. This can be very valuable in a tight spot!
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-Affinity to an element causes you to heal when you take damage of that type. The heal amount is calculated before resistances and damage reduction apply, but applies after the damage instance is applied. This means that if you do not survive the damage, you won't get the healing. Note this means damage resistance and damage affinity synergize and are ''stronger together than they are individually''.
+Affinity to an element causes you to heal when you take damage of that type. The heal amount is calculated before resistances and damage reduction apply, but applied after the damage instance is applied. This means that if you do not survive the damage, you won't get the healing. Note this means damage resistance and damage affinity synergize and are ''stronger together than they are individually''.
 For example: If you have 25% Affinity to Blight and 25% Blight Resistance, if you take an attack rated at 1000 blight damage, the following will actually take place:

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-Affinity to an element causes you to heal when you take damage of that type. The heal amount is calculated before resistances and damage reduction apply, but applies after the damage instance is applied. This means that if you do not survive the damage, you won't get the heal.
+Affinity to an element causes you to heal when you take damage of that type. The heal amount is calculated before resistances and damage reduction apply, but applies after the damage instance is applied. This means that if you do not survive the damage, you won't get the healing. Note this means damage resistance and damage affinity synergize and are ''stronger together than they are individually''.
-For example: If you have 25% Affinity to Blight and 25% Blight Resistance, if you take 1000 blight damage, you'll take 750 damage (1000 damage reduced by 25%) then heal 250. But if you have under 750 hp when you take this damage, you will die.
+For example: If you have 25% Affinity to Blight and 25% Blight Resistance, if you take an attack rated at 1000 blight damage, the following will actually take place:

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 Affinity to an element causes you to heal when you take damage of that type. The heal amount is calculated before resistances and damage reduction apply, but applies after the damage instance is applied. This means that if you do not survive the damage, you won't get the heal.
-For example: If you have 25% Affinity to Blight and 25% Blight Resistance, if you take 1000 damage damage, you'll take 750 damage (1000 damage reduced by 25%) then heal 250. But if you have under 750 hp when you take this damage, you will die.
+For example: If you have 25% Affinity to Blight and 25% Blight Resistance, if you take 1000 blight damage, you'll take 750 damage (1000 damage reduced by 25%) then heal 250. But if you have under 750 hp when you take this damage, you will die.

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