So I was learning about the Lenz from the wiki, and I quote the wiki:
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...The arrow itself will dealImpact, then a largeColdproc will occur when the arrow hits an enemy or surface, before exploding withBlastdamage. This is why if the user adds a single elemental likeElectricity, the weapon will show bothMagneticandElectricityat the same time.
Does this mean that by equipping elemental mods, elemental damage will be added to all three phases of damage applications? Which means equipping a single stormbringer will have the following effect:
First, am I understanding this multiple damage phase modding mechanics correctly, and second, is this true for other weapons with multiple damage phases (such as the penta)?
Also, just regarding the lenz: when it comes to crit, does every enemy affected by the initial burst and bubble collapse crit individually, or do they all crit off of the same rng?
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Hey_Martin
So I was learning about the Lenz from the wiki, and I quote the wiki:
Does this mean that by equipping elemental mods, elemental damage will be added to all three phases of damage applications? Which means equipping a single stormbringer will have the following effect:
Unmodded Lenz per shot:
initial impact: 90 impact
initial burst: 10 cold
bubble collapse: 660 blast
Lenz with a single stormbringer:
initial impact: 90 impact + 81 electricity
initial burst: 19 viral
bubble collapse: 660 blast + 594 electricity
First, am I understanding this multiple damage phase modding mechanics correctly, and second, is this true for other weapons with multiple damage phases (such as the penta)?
Also, just regarding the lenz: when it comes to crit, does every enemy affected by the initial burst and bubble collapse crit individually, or do they all crit off of the same rng?
Thanks in advance
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