How Does Blessing Work Now?

[Desgax]

 

 

• Trinity's Blessing now heals 40/50/75/80% health and shields based on Mod rank. The percentage can also be increased by strength mods.

 

 

Could someone clarify? If my max shields/health is 100/100 and I'm currently at 10 health do I end up with 70/100 (160 total restored) or 80/90? Should the damage reduction now count the shields restored as well?

[Archistopheles]

80/90 unless someone can prove otherwise.

[Darzk]

Edit: And I didn't read the question.

 

80/90 and I don't believe the DR mechanic was changed, so it's still using only health.

Edited September 10, 2014 by Darzk

[(PSN)Hiero_Glyph]

Any idea if a maxed Intensify will make Blessing heal for 100% at rank 2 (additive) or 97.5% (multiplicative)?  I'm only asking since you can use a rank 2 Blessing (75%) and rank 4 Intensify (25%) if it is additive or using a maxed Intensify and leaving Blessing at rank 2 to save a point if it is multiplicative (97.5% is close enough).

[Archistopheles]

Most of the math thus far has been additive, Hiero_Glyph, but until we test it, we won't know for certain.

[ThePredicament]

DE basically nerfed a frame that actually did what they wanted to do. They wanted Trin players to be like medics, keeping an eye out for team health levels and using blessing when needed. Now players aren't allowed to be as responsive as DE originally wanted them to be.

[Darzk]

Just did some quick testing; a R0 Blessing with Intensify healed 52% of my shields; so it's multiplicative (40% * 130% = 52%).

 

Meaning a R2 Blessing with Intensify will heal 97.5%

Edited September 11, 2014 by Darzk

[(PSN)Hiero_Glyph]

@Darzk

 

Good to know; thanks for testing it for us console players.  It looks like R2 Blessing will be the new rank 0 then as it has a 7s duration which will be dropped to 2.8s with maxed Fleeting.

Edited September 11, 2014 by (PS4)Hiero_Glyph