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  • Creatures with damage resistance are able to ignore damage of a specific type up to a specified amount. Unlike damage reduction, damage resistance cannot be overcome with weapons with a higher enhancement bonus. Like damage reduction, the amount of damage resisted is listed as a value and a damage type, such as 'fire 20/-'. This means that the first 20 points of fire damage dealt to the.
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  • Let's Say I have 60% Resistance Ignored and I strike my opponent (PvP) Opponent has from tenacity 60% Armor Pen Resistance, +40% Damage resistance, and a base Damage Resistance of 20%. So I would think that my RI gets nullified, leaving the opponent resisting 60% of my attack from adding the base dmg resistance and that given from tenacity.

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Jul 06, 2017  Mod 12 armor penetration change in pve. Adding more debuff won't be as effective then before so I guess the buff part will play a bigger role (power share/dmg buff on player). Maybe something like you can't debug the enemies damage resistance anymore than what they have like a move or an enchantment that also lowers.

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  • iamthelastpillerMemberPosts: 43Arc User
    Thank you for this macjae.
    So if I can pick your brain a bit more..
    When you say Shield is on a different layer, how does that work exactly?
    Also, if my CW had lets say 40% DR on my character sheet and full stacks of Transcendent Negation does it cap at 100%? And if so, would another player need 240% RI to hit me with full damage attacks?
  • iamthelastpillerMemberPosts: 43Arc User
    Fantastic. Thank you for helping me understand this.
  • Member, NW M9 PlaytestPosts: 1,709Arc User
    also players can no longer overstact armor pen to do additional damage to you when fully breaching your dr
    that being said to fight low to moderately defensive (dr ) opponants you will need at least 12,000 -16000, armor pen
    as pvp tenacity also reduces your armor pen effectiveness by more then half when attacking so you need even more
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  • Member, NW M9 PlaytestPosts: 60Arc User
    Up from pure it adds 4% DR per stack in addition to deflection if im not misreading
    Although im not sure if it is added to youre rate or if it is a plain 4% addition

  • also players can no longer overstact armor pen to do additional damage to you when fully breaching your dr
    that being said to fight low to moderately defensive (dr ) opponants you will need at least 12,000 -16000, armor pen
    as pvp tenacity also reduces your armor pen effectiveness by half when attacking so you need even more

    You do know tenacity no longer exists right?
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  • designedbyrngMemberPosts: 102Arc User
    A few different damage calculators are on the forums if you want to know the exact amounts.
    Here is one of them
    https://www.arcgames.com/en/forums/neverwinter#/discussion/1236692/12b-pvp-damage-calculator
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    Tenacity may be gone, but the armor pen reduction still exists. Last I checked, it's 60%
  • Member, NW M9 PlaytestPosts: 1,709Arc User
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    Tenacity Rework FOR MOD12B
    After seriously examining tenacity and how it affects the barrier to entry in PvP, we have removed the tenacity stat from the game altogether. In accordance with this change we have added a visible buff that will be applied to everyone when entering a PvP area. This buff grants each player the following modifiers:
    60% armor pen reduction
    40% critical severity mitigation
    40% damage mitigation
    50% reduction in healing from all sources (Direct heals, HOTs, Lifesteal, etc.)
    (Please note that this reduction kicks in if you have been hit within the last 10 seconds. We want to make sure that out of combat healing is not affected.)
    https://www.arcgames.com/en/forums/neverwinter/#/discussion/1234304/official-feedback-thread-pvp-changes/p1
    there was some debate if the armor pen value should be 40% 50% or 60% and it finally landed on 60% reduction
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  • All DR that is not shown in your stats are separate layers. Your DR from defense is called basic stats, just like the basic damage stats of your weapon. If you see some item that will add 10% or 20% DR to your currently DR, that means there will be a proportional buff. For example if you have 50% DR as your stats, and after the additional buff from negation (40%). Then it will be 50*(1+0.4)=70 DR, so enemies need about 175 RI to fully penetrate you (175*0.4=70).
    Same thing applies to the nerf system. If you see something that will nerf your armor pen by 40%, that means it will make their AP like AP*0.4.
    It’s a little bit confusing but yeah that’s how Neverwinter works.

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  • edited April 2014
    Armor Pen is a stat rating based on your gear and feats. Resistance Ignored is a number calculated from your ArPen which tells you how much of a target's Damage Resistance your attack will bypass. Certain classes also gain RI from stats and those have to be added to the number shown under the ArPen tooltip. Basically it's the same as the difference between your Critical Strike rating and your actual Crit chance. One is a value which is then run through a behind the scenes equation to generate a useful number, how much armor you ignore or what chance you have to land a critical hit.
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  • Member, Neverwinter Beta UsersPosts: 472Bounty Hunter
    To add to what has already been explained:
    Armor Penetration is a stat one can increase with armor, rings, necklaces, etc and Resistance Ignored is the sum of what you get from this plus other buffs plus what you get from your Dex attribute. So Resistance Ignored is the sum of it all and Armor Penetration is one of the ways to increase it.
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  • Member, NW M9 PlaytestPosts: 894Arc User
    Thanks for the replies.
    I get that Critical Strike probability is the chance of actually scoring a Critical Hit, and that Critical Severity is the actual Critical damage you do when you manage a Critical Hit.
    But I am still a bit confused by Resistance Ignored and cannot see a similar relationship with Armour Penetration as there is between Critical Strike and Critical Severity.
    Is it like Armour Penetration is the chance to Penetrate Armour, and then Resistance Ignored is the amount of Armour protection that is bypassed when the armour is penetrated?
    I still don't get why they just don't call it Armour Penetration in all cases.
    Is there a Neverwinter 4E manual anywhere? I was an avid AD&D fan from the red D&D box set, though all the Editions of AD&D up to 3.5. But 4E is a mystery to me, and Neverwinter uses it's own rules anyway.
    EG, the only classes that have Resistance Ignored as a Class Attribute are:
    GWF - CON
    Guardian - DEX
    Ranger - STR
    So the other classes have no Armour Penetration and no Resistance Ignored unless they have gear that grants Armour Penetration?
    So if they have no Resistance Ignored attribute, how does that get into the equation? How much protection do they bypass then?
    Similarly with Critical Strike - Guardians do not have Critical Strike, so how do they score a Critical Hit and how much extra damage would they do? What benefit would Critical Strike gear give them?
    Cheers!
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  • edited April 2014
    Critical Strike rating, Critical Chance and Critical Severity are all different numbers and only Critical Strike and Chance are related. Critical Strike comes from gear and feats and it determines your Critical Chance based on an internal calculation subject to diminishing returns. Ability score related adjustments are then added to calculate your Critical Chance, the %100 you need to 'roll' to score a critical hit.
    Critical Severity is separate. That's how much extra damage a critical hit does. The number from your gear or the bonus from ability scores don't affect it at all. You can increase your severity a number of ways (Vorpal enchant, half-orc racial bonus, Dancing Blade, various feats) but otherwise it is always +75% damage on a critical hit. (100 normal damage as a crit would become 175 damage.)
    Just pulling numbers out of the air and not the ratings you actually get, but say from 1 to 1000 points of crit on your gear give a bonus of 1% per 100 points of rating. At a Critical Strike rating of 100 on your character sheet, you'd have a 1% (+plus feat and ability score modifiers) to land a critical hit. If you added more gear and got a crit rating of 1000, your base chance to score a critical hit would increase to 10%
    But then (hypothetically) diminishing returns kicks in over 1000. You only get .75% extra chance per 100 points (over the existing 1000 you already have) So if your character sheet says you have a Critical Strike rating of 110, you would have a 10.75% chance to land a critical hit. (10% for the first 1000 points and .75% for the next hundred.) A further increase to 1500 would give a 13.75% chance to crit.
    So the number you see under Critical Strike is just the sum of your stat points and bonus points from feats etc.. It's what the game uses to calculate your actual chance to land a hit (the actual formula works out to a curve rather than brackets as in my example.) Without a severity modifier, any of these critical hits that you've landed will do 175% of the normal damage you would have done.
    Armor Penetration does the same thing. It's a sum of what you have on your gear and from feats, boons etc.. and is used by the game to determine your Resistance ignored. RI is just a negative modifier to an enemy's defense. If an enemy normally ignores 20% of damage that it takes and you have a RI of 17% total, your hits will be reduced in damage by 3% (20-17=3) If your RI equals the enemy's damage resistance, your hit deals its full damage. If your RI is higher than the enemy's DR, then there is no additional effect over if they were equal, you don't get bonus damage from RI (though certain debuffs like plague fire DO increase the damage you deal, but that's unrelated to your RI)
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  • edited April 2014
    Armor penetration is not a chance, but the percentage of the enemy's 'damage resistance' stat that you mitigate.
    In PvE mobs do not have defense but have fixed amounts of damage resistance based on their 'type'. For current content it's been agreed maximum damage resistance is 24% for bosses.
    In PvP how much damage resistance players have is summed from their Armor class, defense and feats/gears/loadout etc.
    As mentioned above, your 'resistance ignored' modifier is summed via modifiers from class ability scores (if you're a GF/GWF/HR) and/or armor penetration stat and feats (all classes).
    In combat, assuming your ability uses armor penetration to calculated damage (most do, but many are 'bugged', especially DoT abilities), if your 'resistance ignored' modifier is higher than the enemy's 'damage resistance' you do full damage. If your enemy 'damage resist' is higher, the damage you do is multiplied by (1+ your resistance ignored - enemy damage resistance).
    If you're not adverse to reading, (and it gets pretty extensive) I covered this topic on stats, their diminishing returns, and damage resist vs armour penetration in detail in my DC guide. It's written from a DC class perspective but the idea applies to all classes. Check out section 3 (which also answers your crit question) and section 6.3 in particular for armour pen vs damage resist.
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  • edited April 2014
    What exactly are 'Resistance Ignored' and 'Armour Penetration' and how do they work?
    Are they basically the same thing, and if so why do they have different names?
    Cheers!
    Let's do the method 'KISS' (Keep it simple stupid)
    U use armor pen stat to get % of ignored resistence.
    so a target has 29% resistence, u have 25% resistence ignored
    Take an at-will wich says on tolltip it does 1000 damage
    then u use that at-will on that targed.
    calc: 1000-(29%(target resistence)+25% (ur resistence ignored)so
    1000-4%(29% target resistence - 25% ur ignored resistence)
    ur attack deal 960 damage
  • Member, NW M9 PlaytestPosts: 894Arc User
    Thanks again for the replies, guys!
    It was far simpler in First Edition and 2nd Edit!
    My first two characters are Anointed Champion Clerics, a Tiefling 60 and a Dwarf 51, so theosymphany's link is very useful. The other explanations also helped a lot. How did you work all this out? I've been playing since early February.
    My alternate characters for AD farming are a Dwarf Guardian 26, a Wood Elf Ranger 25 and a Halfling Rogue 19.
    I then made a Halfling group of sisters, one of each class, a Rogue 17, a Ranger 4 and the others are still level 1. Their job is to do all the Skrmish events from level 5 to 22 to get 12 to 20,000 AD an hour, depending on the queue system and how daft the other players are in making the event stretch out.
    But I immediately noticed that my tiny, diminutive little Halfling Rogues do a lot more damage than anyone else so far and seem almost immune to damage. One of them fell in battle with three ogres and a few Orc Shamans once only and got revived, so neither of them died yet (except in PvP, and even then they hang on a lot longer than the Clerics).
    The Cleric's damage sucks. The Tiefling is over-specced and Feated for Healing and Buff, while the Dwarf is more of a Battle Cleric. I have seen videos of a Cleric tank defeating a GWF or a CW on a PvP point, and want something like that for my Dwarf. The Clerics rarely win a one-on-one in PvP, and against 2 or more they are stuffed.
    In PvP against a good team with very Epic gear, my Tiefling takes two steps, gets stunned, hangs in the air and dies in 3 seconds. In the Dread Vault, she is actually very good at supporting the Warriors and picking off Ustilagor.
    Thanks again!
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