Dev Blog: Regarding Weapons that deal a % of an enemy's health

[PsychoNuke]

"As a rough value while testing It looks like the proc will deal around 1/3 as much damage as it currently does"
- Vroom

Eh?

This was the complete quote:
"The DS will attempt to take away the same amount of HP it currently does, but will hit the damage threshold against M6 bosses.
As a rough value while testing, it looks like the proc will deal around 1/3 as much damage as it currently does." ~Vroom

The rough value of 33% is against a M6 boss. The weapon is caped to its level, the value will be 100% against the boss which is below or equal to the cap. Which IMO is how all weapons should work.

[Suentous PO]

This was the complete quote:
"The DS will attempt to take away the same amount of HP it currently does, but will hit the damage threshold against M6 bosses.
As a rough value while testing, it looks like the proc will deal around 1/3 as much damage as it currently does." ~Vroom

The rough value of 33% is against a M6 boss. The weapon is caped to its level, the value will be 100% against the boss which is below or equal to the cap. Which IMO is how all weapons should work.

Yes. You said "if you think that the staff is nerfed then it is not."
And it's proc will likely do 1/3 what we are used to, I'm calling it a nerf. Semantics, it won't be near as good as we are used to.
That's why some sold it

[PsychoNuke]

Yes. You said "if you think that the staff is nerfed then it is not."
And it's proc will likely do 1/3 what we are used to, I'm calling it a nerf. Semantics, it won't be near as good as we are used to.
That's why some sold it

Complete quote:
"If you think that the staff is nerfed then it is not, it is just set to its actual level"

[Suentous PO]

Complete quote:
"If you think that the staff is nerfed then it is not, it is just set to its actual level"

That's y I said semantics.
"Nerf" and "set to level" are effectivly the same thing.