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critical weakness cursed enemies have AN ADITIONAL chance to receive a critical strike.
that is mean cursed mobs receive hits with 2 time to roll a critic.
first time use your critical strike chance.
second time use the curse critical chance.
As i understand from the link of werezompire and Marks response to shroudb in it, you´re wrong
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you don't roll against a specific creature, ever. not for hit not for crit etc.
think of it as in pen and paper games: you roll your attack, and THEN check the armor class of the monster:
in PoE version:
say you have 60% crit and a curse that gives you +30%chance to crit. That curse is applied to half the mobs.
You make a roll and roll 78% (for a crit you would need 1-60%). This means that on normal circumstances, this wouldn't be a crit, but when the engine checks the cursed mob it sees that hey, this mobs gives -30% in the player's check, so 78%-30%=48% so a crit.
so you would crit on the mobs with the curse and NOT on the mobs without.
This is correct.
So i believe in fact crit weakness will add it´s crit chance to your own.
What can never be lent or earned?
Somewhat, that devours everyone and everything:
A tree that rush. A bird that sings. It eat bones and smite the hardest stones.
Masticate every sword. Shatters every shrine. It defeat mighty kings and carry mountains on lightly wings.
What am i?
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Posted bySpysong192on Jul 11, 2014, 4:01:12 PM
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Crit weakness has always been a seperate roll.
95% chance to crit. If you don't crit (5% chance to not crit), then it rolls 10% chance to crit.
I suck at math but the 95.5% crit calculation seems right.
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Posted byDestroTheGodon Jul 11, 2014, 4:36:40 PM
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Crit weakness has always been a seperate roll.
95% chance to crit. If you don't crit (5% chance to not crit), then it rolls 10% chance to crit.
I suck at math but the 95.5% crit calculation seems right.
its funny how blind you are, its different as stated in the quote from mark just at the post above you..
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Posted byTherealshotzzon Jul 11, 2014, 4:42:32 PM
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