30% dmg elix in cs

[macmack]

Does this elix only adds 200 damage.

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[m3cy]

30% of ur base dmg op top

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[macmack]

I have 4931 dmg and when im using 30% elix i have 5128 dmg, idk how the computation works but when im using 25% damage elix ads i get 1k+ dmg. 30% is much higher than 25% right xD

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[m3cy]

I have 4931 dmg and when im using 30% elix i have 5128 dmg, idk how the computation works but when im using 25% damage elix ads i get 1k+ dmg. 30% is much higher than 25% right xD

Sent from my SM-P355 using TapatalkYeh there is a maximum of how much dmg % u can get because it stacks with pet dmg %. I think

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[Ebereasider]

I have 4931 dmg and when im using 30% elix i have 5128 dmg, idk how the computation works but when im using 25% damage elix ads i get 1k+ dmg. 30% is much higher than 25% right xD
30% elix is a multiplier, multipliers don't stack, only the highest multiplier counts. You already have 25% damage multiplier from somewhere else (probably pet HB), so using the 30% elix only increases your damage by 5%. 25% elix from ads gives pure stats, so it stacks with your other damage buffs.

[Xyv.io]

I have 4931 dmg and when im using 30% elix i have 5128 dmg, idk how the computation works but when im using 25% damage elix ads i get 1k+ dmg. 30% is much higher than 25% right xD

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Omg how many times this question has been asked smh. The damage % from elixir doesn't stack with your pet damage %, so if your pet is giving you 25% damage then elixir will only add 5% damage.

[nevercan]

Omg how many times this question has been asked smh. The damage % from elixir doesn't stack with your pet damage %, so if your pet is giving you 25% damage then elixir will only add 5% damage.

the question been asked many times because in game there is no clear explanation of it as far i am aware, it doesnt help either that there are 2 dmg (25&30%) elixers which in their description seem to do the same thing but in reality do not