Highest damage

[Darth Tratious]

oh oh well.

[Bulgaroctonus]

I did 281 against the Greater Storm Beast. He died.

 

It was dual wielding, viridian saber doing 4-86 and a silver saber doing 4-88 + Master Fury.

 

And why would anybody be anything else other than a Sith Marauder?

 

If you give yourself wisdom and charisma instead of continually jacking up your strength (use items for that), nothing can beat you. I destroyed the Trayus Academy never getting below 3/4 health.

[Darth Tratious]

I did 281 against the Greater Storm Beast.  He died.

 

It was dual wielding, viridian saber doing 4-86 and a silver saber doing 4-88 + Master Fury.

 

And why would anybody be anything else other than a Sith Marauder?

 

If you give yourself wisdom and charisma instead of continually jacking up your strength (use items for that), nothing can beat you.  I destroyed the Trayus Academy never getting below 3/4 health.

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nice i always got beat down

[Rosbjerg]

And why would anybody be anything else other than a Sith Marauder?

nothing can beat you.  I destroyed the Trayus Academy never getting below 3/4 health.

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as a consular/sith lord I never even got touched .. I could force wave/lightning/kill/crush anyone coming close ..

[Drachir Shonthar]

well when i can i usualy force buff as much as possible so late game attacks are boosted with things like master speed and battle meditation etc

[Kayn]

Can someone explain the crit breakdown for me?

 

I don't understand how a 4x could net numbers that aren't multiples of 4.

 

I've played these games more times than should be admitted but I'm still clueless when it comes to stats.

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Well... First forgive my bad english...

 

Let's come to explanation...

 

You have veapons that do a certain amount of damage... Damage based on "virtual dices", so for example a Vibroblade do 2d6 damage... (A number between 2 and 12...) Plus the Strength\item Bonus... So, a STR 14 PC, with the vibroblade, do 2D6 + 2 (Str Bonus)...

 

When you score a critical, you multiply the base number of dice and bonus, before the dice get "rolled", so, with a crit X4, the same character do 8D6 + 8, (2D6+2)*4... Where 4 was the crit multiplier...

 

So, for the fact that you must roll more "dice", an odd number can be the result...

 

Hoping to had explained well...