If any of this even matters I can tell you this, at max risk Shangshu trails and tundra mine are relatively easy, Sal viento karst is the hardest daily map by far
Yeah, that invisible and no debuff to The First to Speak is insane. Tundra mine blockade is a joke. I think I'd rather have it to prevent splitting my operators. Though, the second week debuff is a lot more punishing. Max Risk Shangshu Trail can only be done if you have a lot of poison or faster operators. It's a "do-you-have-specific operators" check. That -60% attack speed is really rough.
Shangsu trails map require how many *Damages* (not just hit) you deal to lil scrap enemies. So *Ethan S1, Blue Poison and Thorns talent that damages them with poison tick, Ifrit s2 burn damage* (basically any DoT damages) is a god in this map (unless it has risk 3 minus aspd)
@@FeyHunt There are also operators that do double hits (or attack very fast, like brawlers/fighters). Btw Gravel is a special case for this, because she deals two instances of damage, but it is counted as one instance of damage for armor, so it is basically just her animation that does two hits, but mechanically she only does one hit, but only for these enemies it was revealed that it actually counts as two hits for their special case.
@@zomfgroflmao1337 I know I have Bibeak, but how does Gravel work? I understand Gravel do double hits. But let's say she deals 300 damage and there is an enemy with 500 defense. Would the enemy get damaged?
@@FeyHunt Defense works subtractive, so 300 damage vs 100 defense would be simply deal 200 damage. Bibeak for example would deal 2 times 300 damage against a 100 defense target for a total of 400 damage overall. That is the simple reason why bigger physical hits are usually preferred over smaller hits. Gravel is special because she deals the 300 damage hit, minus the 100 defense, ergo 200 damage, but on the enemies that can only be destroyed by a number of hits her one hit counts as two separate hits (probably because of her animation with 2 daggers striking twice, but your guess as to why is as good as mine). Once your enemy has more defense than attack the minimal attack rule applies, which means that each hit at least has to deal 5% of the normal damage. Btw that is also the reason why Tachanka and Exusiai (or for instant burst Ch'en or Firewatch) are the preferred operators for speed clears, because they have the small but extremely fast hits. Once you debuff the enemy defense and buff the attack with bards/warfarin (and sometimes aak) they reach over the armor limit and destroy everything in seconds. An example would be Shoyuus "Who cares, just kill faster" video of a quadruple buffed CC boss (you can imagine what that means after playing CC).
@@zomfgroflmao1337 Oh.. huh. Okay, so it's pretty straightforward. But Gravel got excluded for some reason... Well, I don't have speed clears right now, except for GreyThroat, and probably wouldn't have any for a while. I stopped pulling to save up, since I keep getting duplicates 5*. I find it quite interesting that there is no operator that buffs other operator's attack speed in the entire game. They just buff themselves. I guess the designer don't want to deal with a headache of super fast Mlynar.
Haha, thanks for coming! Yeah, I got a lot of Snipers, but very minimum Casters and Guards. I have to say though, Bagpipe is so lovable. Can't wait to see her in the main story. I'm still on Chapter 3.
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If any of this even matters I can tell you this, at max risk Shangshu trails and tundra mine are relatively easy, Sal viento karst is the hardest daily map by far
Yeah, that invisible and no debuff to The First to Speak is insane.
Tundra mine blockade is a joke. I think I'd rather have it to prevent splitting my operators. Though, the second week debuff is a lot more punishing.
Max Risk Shangshu Trail can only be done if you have a lot of poison or faster operators. It's a "do-you-have-specific operators" check. That -60% attack speed is really rough.
Shangsu trails map require how many *Damages* (not just hit) you deal to lil scrap enemies. So *Ethan S1, Blue Poison and Thorns talent that damages them with poison tick, Ifrit s2 burn damage* (basically any DoT damages) is a god in this map (unless it has risk 3 minus aspd)
As I soon found out, was a great boon to deal with the challenges. This map was very fun to play around!
@@FeyHunt There are also operators that do double hits (or attack very fast, like brawlers/fighters). Btw Gravel is a special case for this, because she deals two instances of damage, but it is counted as one instance of damage for armor, so it is basically just her animation that does two hits, but mechanically she only does one hit, but only for these enemies it was revealed that it actually counts as two hits for their special case.
@@zomfgroflmao1337 I know I have Bibeak, but how does Gravel work?
I understand Gravel do double hits. But let's say she deals 300 damage and there is an enemy with 500 defense. Would the enemy get damaged?
@@FeyHunt Defense works subtractive, so 300 damage vs 100 defense would be simply deal 200 damage. Bibeak for example would deal 2 times 300 damage against a 100 defense target for a total of 400 damage overall. That is the simple reason why bigger physical hits are usually preferred over smaller hits.
Gravel is special because she deals the 300 damage hit, minus the 100 defense, ergo 200 damage, but on the enemies that can only be destroyed by a number of hits her one hit counts as two separate hits (probably because of her animation with 2 daggers striking twice, but your guess as to why is as good as mine).
Once your enemy has more defense than attack the minimal attack rule applies, which means that each hit at least has to deal 5% of the normal damage.
Btw that is also the reason why Tachanka and Exusiai (or for instant burst Ch'en or Firewatch) are the preferred operators for speed clears, because they have the small but extremely fast hits. Once you debuff the enemy defense and buff the attack with bards/warfarin (and sometimes aak) they reach over the armor limit and destroy everything in seconds.
An example would be Shoyuus "Who cares, just kill faster" video of a quadruple buffed CC boss (you can imagine what that means after playing CC).
@@zomfgroflmao1337 Oh.. huh. Okay, so it's pretty straightforward. But Gravel got excluded for some reason...
Well, I don't have speed clears right now, except for GreyThroat, and probably wouldn't have any for a while. I stopped pulling to save up, since I keep getting duplicates 5*.
I find it quite interesting that there is no operator that buffs other operator's attack speed in the entire game. They just buff themselves. I guess the designer don't want to deal with a headache of super fast Mlynar.
Honestly I just came here because my potato wife was on the thumbnail. For a new Doctor though your roster looks pretty stacked.
Haha, thanks for coming! Yeah, I got a lot of Snipers, but very minimum Casters and Guards.
I have to say though, Bagpipe is so lovable. Can't wait to see her in the main story. I'm still on Chapter 3.
@@FeyHunt you have quite a long way to go then. But you’re gonna love her more for sure!
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