Simply put, I see it all the time in relation to melee styles, and I don't know what it means. Also, CharPlan lists the growth rate of some styles, like Razor Edge for Spear, as "Special" - what does *that* mean ?

Thanks!!!

basically its the multiplier of your base damage that determines the additional style damage you get.

In other words, if a style has a growth rate of .7 and you hit someone for a base damage of 100, you will see in your combat log:

Wow, I don't even remember exactly how its written in the combat log.... ??

You perform some style perfectly (+70)
You hit for 170 damage. Is that how it works? lol

When you swing an enemy at a person it always varies in damage quite a bit, that's because the base damage always varies, however growth rate supposedly remains constant for whichever style you use. (of course I mean constant when you have the same spec/stats/equipment). This is easily testable however.

 

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I know English isn't your main language and I'm not trying to pick on you; but that was hilarious!

New Weapons for Trolls: Enemy players!

 

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Is that like swinging a dead cat at someone but it does more damage?

 

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This is due to the mass of any given individual player.


I hear that Americans are the best nationality to swing due to the thing about impact force being partially due to mass.

 

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they carry a 6.2 swing speed as opposed to ethiopians with a 3.4

 

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In my experience, continental Europeans are the best choice as they have have a balanced speed of 4,0. However, Left Axe users would do well to hold a Midwestern American in their left hand and an Ethiopian in their right hand to maximise attack speed without haste.


With celerity, Left Axe classes would do well to use a Briton in their left hand because they have a swing speed similar to Americans, but celerity helps bring their swing speed to optimal values.

 

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Hey, I was tired ok

 

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