Abrikos Posted February 12, 2014 Report Share Posted February 12, 2014 Guys, hello! I am completely disapponted with critical hits in ESO. Asking for your help!1) What's the difference between weapon critical and critical strike chance? Does the critical strike chance apply to magic critical too?2) Am i right that weapon critical is responsible for weapon dmg (ordinare hit dmg) and also for physical dmg abilities like snipe, scatter shot?3) Which of two criticals (magic and weapon) apply to poison damage abilities (like 1st skill in bow tree)?4) Is it reasonable to max weapon critical (physical critical) for using physical damaging abilities and at the same time to have powerfull ordinary hit damage? I am going to play an archer, using magic abilities as buffs (blur, haste, mark in assassination tree) and having all damaging and controling abilities with physical damage (like snipe, scatter shot). P.S. Stupid question, but important for me: wil my physical damaging abilities increase with my stamina rising? 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dionysis Posted February 14, 2014 Report Share Posted February 14, 2014 the game seems to specificly talk about Spell critical (magicka driven abilitys)and Weapon critical (which hints stamina based atks)white atks on a weapons are stamina, excluding stafss which are magicka 1.they seem to be the same thing, only weapon crit might also aplly on magical staffs, so that could be the only difference2.yes since these are stamina based unless wielding a staff3.again stamina veruss magicka answers that4.yes especialy if your using a stamina wep and abiltys or spell wep(staffs)and spells Basicly crits would improve dmg, and the increaserates are very high...so are the crit resist rates (litarly double) so itll be very effective, or hardly effective based on enemys setup 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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