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Reading the balancing documentation, I notice that as before other perks can boost certain perks...
However, let's say on Incapacitate, It says
Target has
Headache
Lacerate
Groin Kick
Leg Shot
Red Dusk
Bleeding Wounds
Does that mean it only gets it's full effect if ALL of the above are applied or is only 1 needed? I'm really curious about this, and well if it's all then it's kind of unlikely to ever happen :P
You answered it yourself. What are the chances of all those perks running on a target at once? Doubt they intend all to be needed.
Only one of the listed perks needs to be active on the target to receive the increased benefit. =)
Oh woah that's fantastic:) Another question here: In the balance doc you can read that a perk does damage/healing according to a certain skill.. Let's say brawl .. It says 3000 brawl skill as the max, does this include AAO? Or is it pure Brawl skill?
When you see on perks that they scale with a certain skill, like for example brawl.. They do more damage/healing according to how high the skill is, or rather for every 1k skill they increase... What I'm wondering is if AAO is counted into this... If not we won't see the 3000 mark beeing hit at least:)
Just a question to determin how I should look at perks and calc damage =)
I believe it's the skill alone when the skill is named. When AAO needs to be included, the stat used is Attack Rating afaik. That said, I'm not sure whether they're sticking to that distinction in the spreadsheets.... :)
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pretty sure the perks scale smoothly between 2000 and 3000 of the skill in question.
when Attack Rating is used as the attack skill, the perk docs explicitly say what skill is used to scale the perk damage. for example, agent perks have attack rating for the skill and the damage scales on aimed shot.
I think that's wrong, there are plenty of perks that use "Martial Arts" or "Brawl" as the attack skill, and your ratings for landing that are your brawl + AAO or Martial arts + AAO...Quote:
Originally Posted by XtremTech
Perks that currently have Attack Modifier as attack skill (AR) counts AAO two times... That's the current difference:)
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Originally Posted by Juzzif
personally ive always read it this way:
if you got a perk with attack skill being lets say brawl, you add your aao on top of it
if its a perk wich dmg scales depending on your brawl skill, then only brawl skill applies
I could so easily be wrong... long gone are the days when I was really up to datae on mechanics stuff... :)
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