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Edited by Alex_Italics:
4/21/2015 4:25:58 AM
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Omfg another one who doesn't understand damage numbers.
Damage numbers mean what percentage of the possible damage a weapon can do at a specific level. Even though Fatebringer and a 331 damage hand cannon with the same impact have different damage numbers, both will do the same damage to a level 30 enemy. However, the Fatebringer's damage begins to drop off above 30, while the 331 will still do max potential damage up until level 32 enemy.
Same concept as a level 2 Dreg being able to kill you.
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Edited by D1G1TALGANGST3R: 4/21/2015 7:36:57 PMStatistics show that 331 lvl weapons do ~13% more damage than 300 lvl weapons. By your logic, a level 32 tier one dreg has a 13% higher health pool than a level 30 and can take a 13% harder hit from the same weapon that's at 331 (statistically, i.e. impact) versus one at 300. Weapon statistics: http://i.reddit.com/r/DestinyTheGame/comments/2rhgrm/weapon_damage_explained_with_science/
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Same health pool, but will take more damage from a weapon with equal impact if that weapon has the 331 damage level. It's prety hard to put down I words.
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This! !!!!!!!!!!!
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No you're information is wrong.
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Edited by Alex_Italics: 4/21/2015 5:37:34 PMWhat part? I'm completely correct. *Your
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Level 2 dreg killing me/you.
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It can
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No, because it won't do enough damage for you to not react. You'll kill it before it even kills you by a long shot.
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If you stood there it had the potential to kill you. That's what I mean.
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Why would someone stand there?
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They are able to. They can damage you. If you were actually trying of course they couldn't kill you. They just have the potential to.
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Potential.
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The FB only does 2% less damage than the WOC
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