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I'm initially contesting the apparent 50% resistance to electrical damage this monster receives. Using the Aegis Flux Incapacitor, I'm doing comparable damage with each element. Using Thor's Bolts, I'm still doing the additional +8 electrical damage. Base damage from the Thor's Bolts also does not appear to be affected by any apparent 50% resistance. Doing comparable damage with a Long Arm of the Law. Will someone confirm this and confirm with spells? -eight bit hero- Feb12, 02:22 (EST) | I'm initially contesting the apparent 50% resistance to electrical damage this monster receives. Using the Aegis Flux Incapacitor, I'm doing comparable damage with each element. Using Thor's Bolts, I'm still doing the additional +8 electrical damage. Base damage from the Thor's Bolts also does not appear to be affected by any apparent 50% resistance. Doing comparable damage with a Long Arm of the Law. Will someone confirm this and confirm with spells? -eight bit hero- Feb12, 02:22 (EST) | ||
| + | :*I don't have any electric damage myself, so I put down what people said they appeared to be doing. If it's wrong, feel free to correct it. --[[User:Valera|Valera]] 00:29, 12 February 2008 (MST) | ||
Revision as of 23:29, 11 February 2008
I'm initially contesting the apparent 50% resistance to electrical damage this monster receives. Using the Aegis Flux Incapacitor, I'm doing comparable damage with each element. Using Thor's Bolts, I'm still doing the additional +8 electrical damage. Base damage from the Thor's Bolts also does not appear to be affected by any apparent 50% resistance. Doing comparable damage with a Long Arm of the Law. Will someone confirm this and confirm with spells? -eight bit hero- Feb12, 02:22 (EST)
- I don't have any electric damage myself, so I put down what people said they appeared to be doing. If it's wrong, feel free to correct it. --Valera 00:29, 12 February 2008 (MST)
