Welderofortune wrote: » Carnage on every crit has a 100% chance to bleed dealing 5% of his attack rating as a bleed this stacks. While his heavy attacks have a 100% chance to inflict bleed dealing 88% of his attack rating. X-23 has a 80% chance on crit hits to bleed the opponent dealing 102% of her attack rating this stacks. Wolverine has a 80% chance on crit hits to deal 87% of his attack rating this stacks.
Anurag1606 wrote: » Why nobody said blade.
DNA3000 wrote: » Anurag1606 wrote: » Why nobody said blade. Because while he can do interesting things like inflict bleed on block, and he gains power from bleeding targets, he doesn't actually deal a large amount of bleed damage relative to other higher bleed inflicting champions. As far as I'm aware, Gwenpool deals the most bleed damage in general. She has a 30% chance to inflict bleed on every attack and doesn't have to crit to do it, the bleed lasts a significant amount of time and deals pretty good damage (I think 70% of attack) and heavies can convert bleed stacks into even longer duration bleeds. It is possible Domino might outbleed Gwenpool overall, but that's difficult to compare. Domino generates the bigger damage floating numbers, but Gwenpool stacks bleed way more often.
issamaf80 wrote: » DNA3000 wrote: » Anurag1606 wrote: » Why nobody said blade. Because while he can do interesting things like inflict bleed on block, and he gains power from bleeding targets, he doesn't actually deal a large amount of bleed damage relative to other higher bleed inflicting champions. As far as I'm aware, Gwenpool deals the most bleed damage in general. She has a 30% chance to inflict bleed on every attack and doesn't have to crit to do it, the bleed lasts a significant amount of time and deals pretty good damage (I think 70% of attack) and heavies can convert bleed stacks into even longer duration bleeds. It is possible Domino might outbleed Gwenpool overall, but that's difficult to compare. Domino generates the bigger damage floating numbers, but Gwenpool stacks bleed way more often. What about carnage He refresh bleed all the time so he's better then Gwenpool Bleed
Jawarrior2001 wrote: » issamaf80 wrote: » DNA3000 wrote: » Anurag1606 wrote: » Why nobody said blade. Because while he can do interesting things like inflict bleed on block, and he gains power from bleeding targets, he doesn't actually deal a large amount of bleed damage relative to other higher bleed inflicting champions. As far as I'm aware, Gwenpool deals the most bleed damage in general. She has a 30% chance to inflict bleed on every attack and doesn't have to crit to do it, the bleed lasts a significant amount of time and deals pretty good damage (I think 70% of attack) and heavies can convert bleed stacks into even longer duration bleeds. It is possible Domino might outbleed Gwenpool overall, but that's difficult to compare. Domino generates the bigger damage floating numbers, but Gwenpool stacks bleed way more often. What about carnage He refresh bleed all the time so he's better then Gwenpool Bleed You've gotta mention Medusa for the refresh, if you can keep the armour shattered, you'll have permanant bleed stacks, granted they dont do massive damage in the beginning but it ramps up just like carnage
Wakanda4Ever278 wrote: » Gwenpool gives bleed on nearly every hit.
Cyporg wrote: » DOMINO, end of discussion. No other champ can deal as much bleed dmg as her. She'll proc a critical bleed from her SP3 that can do almost 7k per tick for 10 seconds. And that's only my maxed 4*. A 5* will blow past that. No one does more bleed dmg (summoned symboide doesn't count).
DNA3000 wrote: » Two things. First, usually I assume questions like "who does the most bleed" are asking who does the most bleed on average, not who can theoretically generate the highest bleed damage in a single hit, which is something different. We usually talk about who does the most damage in terms of who deals the most damage overall, not who can generate the highest burst of damage, although that's sometimes important. Second, those numbers don't sound correct to me by about a factor of two even under ideal conditions. You'd expect a 4* 5/50 Domino to deal about 3000 bleed with SP3 (about 240% of attack) base. If we assume the fight goes long enough to get the maximum attack rating boost of 3800, that would increase bleed damage to about 12132, or about 867 per tick (fourteen ticks over seven seconds before deep wounds). +200% critical damage would increase that to about 2600 per tick on a critical bleed, and armor break on unlucky I think gets you to about 3100 per tick or there abouts. Getting the perfect 20% bonus on SP3 then gets you to around 3800 a tick. Masteries and synergies might get you above 4000 per tick. But I'm not sure how you get to 7000 per tick from there. Is there a video showing 4* Domino dealing 7k per tick out there I can analyze?
Brainimpacter wrote: » Drax if you have the right masteries to stack those furies, his bleed can get insane, video in my link to an old video with low ranked 4*, doing things that dont seem possible with him.https://twitter.com/brainimpact/status/840918242805895168
DNA3000 wrote: » Second, those numbers don't sound correct to me by about a factor of two even under ideal conditions. You'd expect a 4* 5/50 Domino to deal about 3000 bleed with SP3 (about 240% of attack) base. But I'm not sure how you get to 7000 per tick from there. Is there a video showing 4* Domino dealing 7k per tick out there I can analyze?
CoatHang3r wrote: » DNA3000 wrote: » Second, those numbers don't sound correct to me by about a factor of two even under ideal conditions. You'd expect a 4* 5/50 Domino to deal about 3000 bleed with SP3 (about 240% of attack) base. But I'm not sure how you get to 7000 per tick from there. Is there a video showing 4* Domino dealing 7k per tick out there I can analyze? It’s only a 4/40 with 7k.
DNA3000 wrote: » CoatHang3r wrote: » DNA3000 wrote: » Second, those numbers don't sound correct to me by about a factor of two even under ideal conditions. You'd expect a 4* 5/50 Domino to deal about 3000 bleed with SP3 (about 240% of attack) base. But I'm not sure how you get to 7000 per tick from there. Is there a video showing 4* Domino dealing 7k per tick out there I can analyze? It’s only a 4/40 with 7k. May I ask what the synergies were on that team and what the relevant masteries were? That's a very high PI for a 4/40. Do you always get that high of a critical bleed on SP3 at the end of a fight that is long enough, or is this a lucky roll on critical damage bonus?
DNA3000 wrote: » issamaf80 wrote: » DNA3000 wrote: » Anurag1606 wrote: » Why nobody said blade. Because while he can do interesting things like inflict bleed on block, and he gains power from bleeding targets, he doesn't actually deal a large amount of bleed damage relative to other higher bleed inflicting champions. As far as I'm aware, Gwenpool deals the most bleed damage in general. She has a 30% chance to inflict bleed on every attack and doesn't have to crit to do it, the bleed lasts a significant amount of time and deals pretty good damage (I think 70% of attack) and heavies can convert bleed stacks into even longer duration bleeds. It is possible Domino might outbleed Gwenpool overall, but that's difficult to compare. Domino generates the bigger damage floating numbers, but Gwenpool stacks bleed way more often. What about carnage He refresh bleed all the time so he's better then Gwenpool Bleed I don't think so. You have to crit to get the 100% bleed on already bleeding targets (i.e. bleed from the heavy) and those bleeds seem to deal only about 5.5% of attack for half a second base. Gwenpool's bleeds are closer to 70% of attack over six seconds. Per tick, they seem to deal comparable bleed damage but Gwenpool lands them more often and gets a long duration that is at least as long as what you're likely to extend Carnage's bleeds into. Even with deep wounds there's no way to sustain those bleeds through repeated criticals unless you're hitting a power locked target, which ironically is something Gwenpool can do, but doesn't actually need to do to get maximum benefit from bleeds.