Just a quick question about Enduring...

Is Decisive Strike affected by the full 75% yet?
Or does it still take only about 35%?

Comments

  • Second.
    The rest ist "animation time" and is not affected by Enduring.

  • Not 75% that's for sure.

  • It doesn't work how you assume it does.

    Its kinda misleading, it does nearly double the recovery speed from 2.1 to 1.2 seconds and not reduce the amount by 75% (that'd be 0,53s).
  • @ChesterTheMolester said:
    It doesn't work how you assume it does.

    Well it's not a case of assumption, it's a case of being told what it does in a wrong way.
    The Perk doesn't say it speeds up recovery, it says that it reduces stun time.

    But yeah, apparently DS isn't given the right treatment, according to the wiki at least.
    it says it speeds up recovery by about 55%, not 75%.

  • Boss said:

    @ChesterTheMolester said:
    It doesn't work how you assume it does.

    Well it's not a case of assumption, it's a case of being told what it does in a wrong way.
    The Perk doesn't say it speeds up recovery, it says that it reduces stun time.

    But yeah, apparently DS isn't given the right treatment, according to the wiki at least.
    it says it speeds up recovery by about 55%, not 75%.

    I once read about how that got fixed in the patch notes but im to lazy to look for it right now.

    That shouldn't be the case right now.
  • @Wolf74 said:
    Second.
    The rest ist "animation time" and is not affected by Enduring.

    ^^ Essentially this is the answer. Which is why Enduring isn't really a counter to DS.

  • @ChesterTheMolester said:

    I once read about how that got fixed in the patch notes but im to lazy to look for it right now.

    That shouldn't be the case right now.

    It is never been "fixed". It works as intended, reducing the "stuntime", but it does not affect the "animationtime".For "just player" they thought it would be the whole process from getting hit to being able to move again, but for Devs these are different stages during the process and End only affects one, resulting in less reduction than expected by player.

  • It's better to still have it

  • @Milo said:
    It's better to still have it

    It's one of my standard Perks.