[2.6] SignalShot™ CI Full Ele Conversion TS/Barrage / Shaper & Uber Deathless / with video!

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So finally after vaaling around 15 of these got it

still pretty lucky, 15 is around 7-8EX spent and they goes for around 24 EX atm.

Seems like it was the biggest dmg gain i could check on PoB (100k dmg more on guardians). The problem is, what i should do now to get even more dmg? Also sitting at around 8.2k ES, would wish to have more but dunno what nodes i could change for more ES ones. Would be gratefull for any tips, my profile is open.

Now at 1472 mana, and it feels that stuns happen to often. Should i somehow get more mana, will it get better then? How much i need.

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Yeah seems so, trying to facetank to many big skills, 1 stun and im usually dead then :P

Also chalice seems nice for flask charges but without quicsilver it feels bad to poistion.

I found one belt with 35~ WED that fits me, just waiting for a guy to log in.

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stred_ wrote:

With that enchant

and heart of oak do you think i have 100% stun protection while mapping?

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MaximumSquid wrote:

I may not word this question right. . .

If I get +30% increased physical damage with bows as a skill tree passive does that apply before or after the conversion to lightning (and other elements)

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MaximumSquid wrote:

I may not word this question right. . .

If I get +30% increased physical damage with bows as a skill tree passive does that apply before or after the conversion to lightning (and other elements)

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DicemanX wrote:

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MaximumSquid wrote:

I may not word this question right. . .

If I get +30% increased physical damage with bows as a skill tree passive does that apply before or after the conversion to lightning (and other elements)

All conversions from physical to elemental damage take place first, but all converted damage is affected by both physical and elemental damage modifiers.

EDIT: this might not seem intuitive first, because one might think that the increases in physical damage would occur before any conversion. However, this would mean that increases to physical damage would be multiplicative with increases to elemental damage, whereas they are meant to be additive.

Here's an example:

Let's suppose that we deal 100 base physical damage that is 100% converted to fire damage. Let's also suppose that we have a 20% increase to physical damage and a 50% increase to fire damage. The proper way to calculate total damage is to convert all the damage to fire first, and then increase the damage by summing up all of the damage modifiers that apply to both physical and fire damage.

the final damage would thus be:

100 fire damage x (1 + 0.20 + 0.50) = 170 fire damage


However, if the physical damage increase were applied *before* conversion, we would get a different outcome:

First, the base 100 physical damage would be increased to 120 damage. Then 100% of that damage would be converted to fire damage, resulting in 120 fire damage after the conversion. Finally, that 120 fire damage would be increased by 50%, resulting in 120 x 1.5 = 180 fire damage.

The difference in the second calculation is that we ended up multiplying the physical and fire damage increases instead of adding them.

What perhaps might add to the confusion is that aside from converting physical damage to elemental damage, we can also gain elemental damage as a percentage of physical damage. This is accomplished through Hatred, Herald of Ash, Signal Fire, Taste of Hate, and Hysteria Rings. However, a useful rule of thumb is to keep the calculations of extra elemental damage gained as separate from converted damage, because they have no impact on each other. To calculate how much elemental damage is gained, we first scale all the physical damage through increases in physical damage from gear/passives (something we do not do when dealing with converted damage, but we do it here), and then apply the percent elemental damage gained to that total.