So what and what does not stack?

[ThunderBear]

If devs reading this, this game is amazing and very well thought out! Thanks for making this game <3 Quit your real life job and focus full time please :D

Does basically everything stack? Like Decrease opponent healing gems in same armour? Does the potion backpack stack? Does the take 25% less damage round start stack? And so on? If there is a difference about what stack, could you add something to that ingame? Like adding it as "warning text" inside gems infotext if you have multiple and they don't stack.

[Tristin]

From what I've read so far in threads, everything stacks.

[Myth Alric]

Yeah, I think everything stacks.

[JustSmile]

Originally posted by Tristin:

From what I've read so far in threads, everything stacks.

Multiplicative or additive or how else, though? Are two non-flawless sapphires two separate chances to bypass armour and add mana, or one summed up? Do amethysts and rubies in armour stack additively or multiplicatively?

[mintieman]

Anyone have an idea as with gems especially this is really important info to know, a few more stats on this in the info box would be nice.
Do they double up or only add a diminishing %
ATM gems seem under powered as even with 50% healing reduction regen build still seem to kick butt prob due to tons of garlic those reapers must have some killer breath.

[LordMondayIX]

I once fought an opponent with a hammer build and about seven daggers. But what's more important about this interaction is that at the time I had two perfect amethysts in a shield of valor.

The opponent if I recall correctly had about 12+ vampirism on their build, which would have been quite a lot of healing thanks to all those daggers. However, they healed for basically nothing on hit, so I have to assume that gems stack additively rather than multiplicatively.

If it was multiplicative, it would be 100 x 0.6^2, which is 36%. So if they had 12 vampirism, they would have still healed about 4 health on hit. However, they only healed for about 2 hp per hit, so it was closer to them receiving only 20% of the healing they should have, rounded down. 12 vampirism x 0.2 = 2.4, rounded down to 2. I assume the game doesn't heal you for decimal points.

[tiamats4esgares]

Originally posted by LordMondayIX:

I once fought an opponent with a hammer build and about seven daggers. But what's more important about this interaction is that at the time I had two perfect amethysts in a shield of valor.

The opponent if I recall correctly had about 12+ vampirism on their build, which would have been quite a lot of healing thanks to all those daggers. However, they healed for basically nothing on hit, so I have to assume that gems stack additively rather than multiplicatively.

If it was multiplicative, it would be 100 x 0.6^2, which is 36%. So if they had 12 vampirism, they would have still healed about 4 health on hit. However, they only healed for about 2 hp per hit, so it was closer to them receiving only 20% of the healing they should have, rounded down. 12 vampirism x 0.2 = 2.4, rounded down to 2. I assume the game doesn't heal you for decimal points.

You can't heal for more than the damage being done.

[LordMondayIX]

Oh. Then that throws that out the window.

[mintieman]

Lol even so i am impressed i am way too under powered in the brain area (afraid to use any shorter description) to ever try working the maths involved.