Decay and eco of Garter Adjusted?
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best is to add to entropedia, it will work it out for you, ive added your figure and its Damage/PEC: 2.940 HP. very good
might be best to do a 2nd test to confirm,
this is how i do it
" Put the item in the TT.
Add fruit to the TT until you find the exact amount where the value increases 1 PEC.
Write down the TT value and number of fruit needed.
Determine the real value by doing: (Initial value in PEC) + (1 PEC - (number of fruit/1000)) (where number of fruit/1000 is the value of the fruit in PEC)
Cancel the trade, and use the item one time.
Repeat 1 to 4.
Calculate the difference by subtracting the exact value before and after you used the item. The difference will be the exact decay."
most times i use it 10 times then work out the decay and divide by 10 for the average
might be best to do a 2nd test to confirm,
this is how i do it
" Put the item in the TT.
Add fruit to the TT until you find the exact amount where the value increases 1 PEC.
Write down the TT value and number of fruit needed.
Determine the real value by doing: (Initial value in PEC) + (1 PEC - (number of fruit/1000)) (where number of fruit/1000 is the value of the fruit in PEC)
Cancel the trade, and use the item one time.
Repeat 1 to 4.
Calculate the difference by subtracting the exact value before and after you used the item. The difference will be the exact decay."
most times i use it 10 times then work out the decay and divide by 10 for the average
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eff dmg / decay
Effective damage
Effective damage is the damage you do when taking average damage and hit rate in account, so for not-maxed weapon it's:
Effective damage = Average damage * Hit rate
Or, more precisely:
Effective damage = ((Minimal damage + Maximal damage) / 2) * (80 + Hit ability * 1.25)
For a maxed weapon, the average damage is 75% of the maximal damage, and you will hit 92.5% of the time. So to calculate the effective damage for a maxed weapon:
Effective damage = Maximal damage * 0.75 * 0.925
So we have (3 * 0.75 * 0.925) / 0.708 = 1.473 eco? Hmm I think I screwed up
Effective damage
Effective damage is the damage you do when taking average damage and hit rate in account, so for not-maxed weapon it's:
Effective damage = Average damage * Hit rate
Or, more precisely:
Effective damage = ((Minimal damage + Maximal damage) / 2) * (80 + Hit ability * 1.25)
For a maxed weapon, the average damage is 75% of the maximal damage, and you will hit 92.5% of the time. So to calculate the effective damage for a maxed weapon:
Effective damage = Maximal damage * 0.75 * 0.925
So we have (3 * 0.75 * 0.925) / 0.708 = 1.473 eco? Hmm I think I screwed up
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Oh woops, should have noticed that, thanks!
I get a server error when trying to create an account on Entropedia, so if someone with an account already wants to update the data, here it is:
Decay = 0.708
Effective Dmg = 2.081
Dmg/Pec = 2.939
With that eco and the 5% dominance buff, this seems to be a pretty nice whip!
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Posted my comment before I saw your reply. Thanks, and yes, I got the same results so I'd say it's confirmed.
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np, that looks like a mighty good whip.