Attuma AA Clarification

BanannaPandaBanannaPanda Member Posts: 133
edited October 2023 in General Discussion
Bit of a long post so apologies in advance.

I have him at R4 ascended and it shouldn’t matter too much but I’m curious. How does his AA scale with multiple stacks.

His thorns has a 25% chance to trigger and each personal concussion on him gives him an increase of 50% AA. At sig 200 he gets 2 concussions.

My assumption is that the increase is based off the listed chance. 50% of 25 is 12.5, so thorns has a 37.5% to trigger.
But with the 2nd concussion, does that impact the new chance; giving 50% increase to the 37.5 to 56.25% [total becomes ((25% x 1.5) x 1.5)].
Or is it a 100% increase to the original 25% giving a 50% chance to trigger? [total becomes (25% x 2)]

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  • ZuroZuro Member Posts: 2,882 ★★★★★

    Bit of a long post so apologies in advance.

    I have him at R4 ascended and it shouldn’t matter too much but I’m curious. How does his AA scale with multiple stacks.

    His thorns has a 25% chance to trigger and each personal concussion on him gives him an increase of 50% AA. At sig 200 he gets 2 concussions.

    My assumption is that the increase is based off the listed chance. 50% of 25 is 12.5, so thorns has a 37.5% to trigger.
    But with the 2nd concussion, does that impact the new chance; giving 50% increase to the 37.5 to 56.25% [total becomes ((25% x 1.5) x 1.5)].
    Or is it a 100% increase to the original 25% giving a 50% chance to trigger? [total becomes (25% x 2)]

    I'm pretty sure the concussions only increase the base 25%.
  • ZuroZuro Member Posts: 2,882 ★★★★★
    Zuro said:

    Bit of a long post so apologies in advance.

    I have him at R4 ascended and it shouldn’t matter too much but I’m curious. How does his AA scale with multiple stacks.

    His thorns has a 25% chance to trigger and each personal concussion on him gives him an increase of 50% AA. At sig 200 he gets 2 concussions.

    My assumption is that the increase is based off the listed chance. 50% of 25 is 12.5, so thorns has a 37.5% to trigger.
    But with the 2nd concussion, does that impact the new chance; giving 50% increase to the 37.5 to 56.25% [total becomes ((25% x 1.5) x 1.5)].
    Or is it a 100% increase to the original 25% giving a 50% chance to trigger? [total becomes (25% x 2)]

    I'm pretty sure the concussions only increase the base 25%.
    Most debuffs/buffs that stack do so in a additive way. For example if a champ gets 2 furies, instead of one fury scaling off of the other one, both scale with the champ's base attack only
  • ahmynutsahmynuts Member Posts: 7,679 ★★★★★

    Bit of a long post so apologies in advance.

    I have him at R4 ascended and it shouldn’t matter too much but I’m curious. How does his AA scale with multiple stacks.

    His thorns has a 25% chance to trigger and each personal concussion on him gives him an increase of 50% AA. At sig 200 he gets 2 concussions.

    My assumption is that the increase is based off the listed chance. 50% of 25 is 12.5, so thorns has a 37.5% to trigger.
    But with the 2nd concussion, does that impact the new chance; giving 50% increase to the 37.5 to 56.25% [total becomes ((25% x 1.5) x 1.5)].
    Or is it a 100% increase to the original 25% giving a 50% chance to trigger? [total becomes (25% x 2)]

    If you think this is a long post never look at any comment from DNA where they have to break down how RNG works for somebody because of a "game is rigged" claim
  • FeuerschwerFeuerschwer Member Posts: 391 ★★★
    It would be a 100% increase to the original chance if you stacked two 50% increases. More broadly AA modifiers are added/subtracted from the ‘base’ AA stat, which is (with a couple exceptions)* 100%. So if you have 50% increased AA and 25% reduced AA at the same time, you’d have a net 125% of the normal trigger rate.

    The exception is anything that gives a ‘flat’ bonus to AA, which is added to the listed trigger chance. So an ability that’s normally 25%, with a flat 10% increase, would be at 35%, not 25 x 1.1% =27.5%.


    *Longshot has a base 300% AA, which for practical purposes means AA modifiers, positive or negative, are about a third as effective on him
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