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Small wounding DoT overwrite big ones

dunehunter
in Backer Beta Bugs and Support

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So for example if you have Deep Wounds and you did 100 damage to target in 1st strike, your enemy get a 20% wounding DoT which is 20 raw damage.

 

Now you did another strike to the target and did 10 damage, congratulations, your first DoT is overwrite by the 2nd one, and now enemy only get 2 raw damage DoT.

 

Bug or feature? ;)

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    Nah, that isn't right. Very nice find!

    *** "The words of someone who feels ever more the ent among saplings when playing CRPGs" ***

     

    Nice find!

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    Hey dunehunter,

     

    Thanks for the post! I have this bugged for the devs now!

     

    You the best,

     

    -Caleb

    I like big bugs and I cannot lie...

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    https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/96006-small-wounding-dot-overwrite-big-ones/
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