About bleeding status effect

[卡巴尔战士]

I try to do one build with bleeding on status effect, i use one sword with "60" on bleed, but idk what is this number.. percentage, or what exactly is it and how long does it take you to apply that effect without using any additional object?

[60mph gorilla]

I use bloody glory and at 300 build up it takes 1-2 swings to proc. I think, besides the damage increase, the proc is the blood pouring out from the enemy. I may be wrong though.

[MasterZalm]

Generally, the number affects how strong of a potency the status effect build up is. I dont know if anyone has figured out exactly what the direct correlation to the proc is, but usually, its a good idea to use status effects to other numbers.

So far, in this game, most weapons have either 60, 80, 100, or 120 on status effects. Rare exceptions might have like 150 or 200, and I think the buckets have something like 15.

So it seems like 60 is the lower of the numbers, so that tells me a weapon with 60 status is low. Like...bottom of the barrel low. Its going to take a number of hits to apply that status effect with something as low as 60.

[D. Flame]

The way it usually works in these games is that enemies have a hidden bar. Like one enemy might need 100 bleed build up for it to activate, another one might need 1000, and one enemy might just be immune to bleed entirely.

So the first enemy would need 2 hits 60 + 60 is 120 and 120 > 100. The second enemy would need 17 hits to get over that 1000 threshold. And the third enemy would never bleed no matter how many times you hit them.

[Baron01]

Status build number is representing how many hits is needed to achieve activation, which is likely some currently unknown amount. Let's say, hypothetically, the amount activation is 400 so a weapon with 60 build up will need 7 hits while weapon with 300 build up (Bloody Glory) will need just 2. What need to be taken into account is attack speed and also enemy resistance against bleed build-up.
When you check weapons with status build up, they generally tend to have smaller amounts with higher attack speed. Grand weapons, such as Bloody Glory, have highest Bleed build-up I know about but the game is bloody slow and heavy.