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Epiphora gives tears up in short intervals while firing up until a certain limit. Taurus gives a speed up per tick, very quickly till it activates its invincibility effect at max speed. Both of these items' stat gain effects are converted to all stat-ups by Libra, and both of these items take a while to reach their limit as Libra redistributes their stat gains to other stats.
Monstro's Lung allows you to maintain Epiphora's effect until you fire, then the damage is lost and able to be rebuilt again. Epiphora's effect also terminates when you take damage. Taurus resets its stat gains too as you clear a room or you reach max speed and gain its invincibility effect. Taurus gives the illusion of a per-frame stat up, but Epiphora is the main stat-booster.
Other items that could change damage on a whim are Succubus and Crown of Light, both of which multiply damage, which ignore Libra's stat redistribution and helps boost damage to ludicrous amounts. The Forgotten himself also has a powerful damage multiplier that raises damage by 50% at all times, including what should be very mild damage increases from Libra.
I think overall this should explain that setup you experienced.
Exp = power
instead of perma upgrades
it's a constant charge up
Good thinking.
This is not really plausible is it?
it's supposed to be as kills go on you get teeny tiny damage boosts
but it's apparently every tick rather than one time