1. Crit Damage Vs Area Dmg 1
2. Crit Damage Vs Area Dmg 2
3. Area Damage Vs Crit Damage

Area Damage, AD, (originally called 'Splash Damage') is a 20% chance of all attacks dealing X% damage to other enemies within 10 yards. It's basically free damage dealt to other nearby targets, and it can add up to considerable damage, since it procs from every target. For instance, an attack that hits five enemies in close proximity means that all 5 will Area Damage check on each of the other. Jan 27, 2015 Second game mechanic guide! W000t www.twitch.tv/quin69 if you want to watch me live! The green area represents the range in which Dmg is better than CrtD and the white area the range where CrtD is better than Dmg. This figure also shows that more bonus damage favors Dmg. In this case, a sum of 283.1% bonus damage buffs is required for Dmg ( succ ) CrtD regardless of the critical chance. Example Scenario: ISA.

Increased Critical Damage Support Support Icon: c Mana Multiplier: 130% Requires Level 18 Supports any skill that hits enemies. Per 1% Quality: Supported Skills have +0.75% to Critical Strike Multiplier Supported Skills have +(75-103)% to Critical Strike Multiplier This is a Support Gem. It does not grant a bonus to your character, but to skills in sockets connected to it. Increased Critical Damage Support Support Icon: c Mana Multiplier: 130% Requires Level 18 Supports any skill that hits enemies. Per 1% Quality: Supported Skills have +0.75% to Critical Strike Multiplier Supported Skills have +(75-103)% to Critical Strike Multiplier This is a Support Gem. It does not grant a bonus to your character, but to.

• Without having all the numbers required to check this on your build, I can tell you that for mine:
  129 Spell Damage = 2.1% Damage
  833 Spell Crit = 2.3% Damage
  10% Crit Damage = 4% Damage
  1096 Max Magicka = 1.8% Damage
  Shouldn’t be too far off for what you’re doing.

  
  If this is the theory then why is Khajiit not considered top for mag classes?

  
  Because 258SD+2k magicka is more then 10% critdamage + 1k magicka.
• @MartiniDaniels yea I derped sorry. Am at work in between meetings and forgot that passives are 258 SP. My mistake. Nothing to see here. Carry on!

• @MartiniDaniels yea I derped sorry. Am at work in between meetings and forgot that passives are 258 SP. My mistake. Nothing to see here. Carry on!

  
  I can't resist to come to help when needed, sorry
  

• @MartiniDaniels yea I derped sorry. Am at work in between meetings and forgot that passives are 258 SP. My mistake. Nothing to see here. Carry on!

  
  Yeah the 258 SP is pretty much equal to the 10% Crit Dmg, it’s the 2k Max Magicka vs 825 that puts Altmer ahead of Khajiit for damage. That being said, Khajiit can do pretty well if you need the extra 825 health and 85 Magicka Regen, with a little stamina as an added perk.
  IMO, Elves and Khajiit are all underpowered compared to good races like Breton, Orc, and Redguard. Even Imperial and Nord have better racial bonuses, even if not very useful for damage.

• @MartiniDaniels yea I derped sorry. Am at work in between meetings and forgot that passives are 258 SP. My mistake. Nothing to see here. Carry on!

  
  Yeah the 258 SP is pretty much equal to the 10% Crit Dmg, it’s the 2k Max Magicka vs 825 that puts Altmer ahead of Khajiit for damage. That being said, Khajiit can do pretty well if you need the extra 825 health and 85 Magicka Regen, with a little stamina as an added perk.
  IMO, Elves and Khajiit are all underpowered compared to good races like Breton, Orc, and Redguard. Even Imperial and Nord have better racial bonuses, even if not very useful for damage.

  
  Yep, key thing is that elves and khajiits have off-role stats with main stats slightly weaker then breton/orc and in the same time overall amount of stats is lower then those of nord/imperial. I don't know intention behind this, but it seems like developers prefer DC most of all. Maybe it was least popular alliance, so they expected a lot of adventurer pack purchases to make swap to DC races available with free tokens.

• I swapped from a pure spell damage build to a pure crit build and my parses went up by ~10k near instantly. You have soo much more potential damage in crit. 1 set piece bonus is 833 for crit. Some of the stronger damage dealing sets dont even get to that number in spell damage when you add up all the bonuses.

  
  it depends also on how you allocate your CPs: the crit dmg stars (spell and weapon) get a higher % compared to raw dmg stats (25% vs 15%) but raw dmg is up 100% of the time. Besides those stars you also have MoA and Thaum stars that buff your Direct dmg and your DoT.
  Besides that, you also have to consider crit chance and how it is affected for your class, for example NBs can build crit chance much easier than DKs, so obviously a NB more focused on crit chace will get better numbers by increasing its crit dmg (without forgeting on base dmg and penetration)
  In the end a good build must consider all those factors and tailor according the class/race needs/strenghts.
  Of course, if you go for crit dmg in PvP, you will find it lackluster because in PvP the most used trait is impenetrable, and Battle Spirit dcreases a lot your dmg capacities. In simple words, in PvP you are lucky if you are able to put a 30% of what the tooltip says.

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The purpose of this guide is to explain the relationship between Critical Chance and Critical Damage so you can gear your character more optimally.

Calculator

Use the calculator below to see how Critical Chance and Critical Damage compare for your current build. The results will allow you to compare items.

How Critical Chance and Critical Damage modify your DPS (easy math)

• 100k DPS
• 10% Critical Chance
• 100% Critical Damage
• (100k) x (0.1) x (1.0)
• Extra DPS from critical hits = 10k

The 10:1 ratio

Optimal DPS occurs when you add +10% Critical Damage for every +1% Critical Chance.

The chart below can help you see an example of the 10:1 ratio in action. On the left side of the chart you see that DPS is at a minimum when you have 0% Critical Chance and 600% Critical Damage – even though the Critical Damage is high there is no chance of a critical hit happening. Similarly, on the right side you can see that DPS is also at a minimum when you have 60% Critical Chance and 0% Critical Damage – because a critical hit holds no value when it occurs (even if it occurs frequently).

The maximum DPS occurs when Critical Damage is exactly 10 times greater than Critical Chance - at 300% Critical Damage and 30% Critical Chance.

When the player had exactly 10 times more Critical Damage than Critical Chance the extra DPS from critical hits was at its maximum. When the Ratio dropped to 9:1 or increased to 11:1 the DPS decreased. Will dmg files install on ipad.

The ideal ratio - 10:1

The table below shows you that adding +1% Critical Chance is equivalent to adding +10% Critical Damage. They both increase your DPS by 2k – but this equivalence only holds true when your overall character stats are balanced at the 10:1 ratio – meaning that you have 10 times more Critical Damage than Critical Chance.

In a perfect world you want to have 10% Critical Damage for every 1% Critical Chance. You will quickly see from the table below that it is not possible to achieve these numbers in-game because Critical Damage is much harder to come by than Critical Chance. For example, a max rank Pulse gives you +40% Critical Chance but only +100% Critical Damage. To be more optimal for your DPS, Pulse would need to give you +400% Critical Damage instead of +100% to meet the 10:1 ratio.

A character setup closer to reality may have you around +40% Critical Chance and +200% Critical Damage. This would put you at a 5:1 ratio in terms of Crit DMG/Crit Chance.

In this more realistic character setup, you only need 5% Critical Damage rather than 10% Critical Damage for the same DPS increase. This means that Critical Damage has become twice as effective (as it was previously) at increasing your DPS.

The 10:1 Optimal Ratio Table

The table below is a simple illustration of how much Critical Damage you would need depending upon your Critical Chance in order to be “optimal”.

For simplicity we will say that the average player has around +15% Critical Chance on their character sheet which is then added to +40% Critical Chance from Pulse to achieve a total of +55% Critical Chance. This would mean that the player would need 550% Critical Damage to be optimal – but in reality this player likely has a little more than +100% Critical Damage on their character sheet with an addition +100% coming from Pulse which will lead to a total of +200% Critical Damage. This means that the player is +350% Critical Damage short of being “optimal”.

Critical Damage Is Better Than Critical Chance

The short supply of Critical Damage actually makes it much more valuable than Critical Chance in boosting your DPS. This leads to two very important questions:

• How much better is it?
• When do I choose Critical Chance over Critical Damage?

To answer these questions, we will use a sample character to do some simple calculations. We will compare the benefits of adding 5% Critical Chance to the benefit of adding 50% Critical Damage. If our sample character was maintaining the 10:1 ratio then these should each add the same amount of damage but since the character is out of balance and does not have enough Critical Damage to back up their Critical Chance, this leads to a disproportionate DPS increase from each stat.

How can this be applied in-game?

Crit Damage Vs Area Dmg 1

We have previously determined that players will benefit more from Critical Damage since they are severely lacking it – however there are still situations when Critical Chance will increase your DPS more because they give you so much of it for free. Here is a table with the most reliable sources of Critical Chance and Critical Damage.

Crit Damage Vs Area Dmg 2

Remember that 60% is the Critical Chance cap and if you are using Savage Gloves then you have +13% from the talent +6.5% from the stat that rolls on the gloves which adds up to 19.5% Critical Chance – add to this the 40% coming from pulse and you are already at 59.5% Critical Chance. This means that you should avoid all other sources of Critical Chance. Since the 60% Critical Chance cap is very easy to reach this means that Savage gloves are no longer a “required” part of you build and you can choose a 2-set bonus instead. This also means that you should try to get the Deadly weapon talent and you should focus on Critical Damage on your Muzzle/Magazine instead of Critical Chance.

If you don’t get perfect glove rolls and you have to choose between Critical Chance and Critical Damage which one should you choose?

In the example below you will find that +6.5% Critical Chance adds 13k DPS while +39% Critical Damage adds 20k DPS. This is becasue the sample character used for the calculation is in need of Critical Damage because their stats are unbalanced (outside of a 10:1 ratio) similar to how an average player might be unbalanced.

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Area Damage Vs Crit Damage