the first time I was able to play the game), they also upscaled these stats by 10. I think when they removed those names (which was right before BWE1, i.e. Can someone shed some light on that? - Rapid Sausage 18:39, 18 August 2012 (UTC) Malice is the historical name for the Condition Damage statistic, with only a couple references to it left, like in Banner of Strength. The real question though is, Is there a difference between Malice and Condition Damage?, from what i understand, 1 point in Malice gives 10 points of condition damage, while 1 point of condition damage (from armor) gives only 1 point of condition damage. Would 5 stacks of vulnerability do 500 damage? Would burning increase the rate of dot, the duration, or just slap on 100 extra damage when applied? 75.220.52.8 14:43, (UTC)Ĭondition damage doesn't serve as a flat damage increase for conditions, but rather a value that is used in the calculation of condition damage For example, Confusion damage is calculated as such 25+(0.5*player level)+(0.075*Condition Damage), while bleeding is calculated as 25+(0.5*player level)+(0.05*Condition Damage), so as you see, condition damage isn't a fixed amount of damage, it's a variable used in the formulas for conditions. I don't see weakness causing 100 damage to peeps when applied, from 100, but perhaps that's how it works. Would love to have detail on the mechanics of this value, and how it is used by each condition. Rapid Sausage 18:34, 18 August 2012 (UTC) Mechanics As the name implies, Condition Damage increases condition damage, so vulnerability will not benefit from this since it has a fixed armor denial value of 1% per stack, therefore you will benefit more from Condition Duration (Expertise) if you want to stack Vulnerability. So for Vulnerability, would this lower the armor more or something? - The preceding unsigned comment was added by 212.139.247.68 ( talk). 10 Damage is recalculated every pulse based on the changing stats of hundreds of players?.

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