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For damage dealers, it's always Crit Rate. Always Crit Rate. Always, until you reach 100% CR. Proof involves the same simple calculus as in the previous section, but is left as an exercise for the reader.
Once you ve reached Crit Rate 100 , or close enough that you re satisfied with ignoring non-crits; then to attain the maximum damage dealt by a Critical Hit, Attack Power and Critical Damage values should be equal. Once you ve reached Crit Rate 100 , or close enough that you re satisfied with ignoring non-crits; then to attain the maximum damage dealt by a Critical Hit, Attack Power and Critical Damage values should be equal.
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For skills based on DEF or SPD or MAX HP or what-have-you, replace "TotalAttack * Multiplier" with the appropriate Multiplier damage term as seen in the monster's page.
Also remember there are leader bonuses, glory buildings, buffs, debuffs; and that this equation yields the maximum amount of raw damage capable of being dealt. In most cases, it will be reduced by the target's defense; and sometimes modified by other effects such as the branding debuff, damage reduction passive abilities, etc.
Here is proof that the skill up damage is in the same term as the critical damage. Yes, it's weird.
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Reviews for "The Science Behind Magoc Waffles: How Jacksknville Chefs Create the Perfect Batter"
1. Kelly - 1 star
I recently visited Magic Waffle in Jacksonville and I was extremely disappointed with my experience. The service was slow and the staff seemed uninterested in their customers. When my order finally arrived, the waffle was overcooked and tasted burnt. The toppings were also scarce and did not add any flavor to the dish. Overall, I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for a satisfying waffle experience.
2. Robert - 2 stars
Magic Waffle in Jacksonville fell short of my expectations. The atmosphere was chaotic and overcrowded, making it difficult to enjoy a meal. The waffle itself was mediocre; it lacked the fluffy and crispy texture I was hoping for. Additionally, the prices were too high for the quality of food served. Overall, I was not impressed with the restaurant and would not choose to dine there again.
3. Megan - 1 star
I had a terrible experience at Magic Waffle in Jacksonville. The waffle I ordered was undercooked and doughy in the center, which was a huge disappointment. The service was also subpar, as our server seemed disinterested and unattentive to our needs. The menu options were limited and uninspiring. I would suggest finding another waffle place in town if you're looking for a truly satisfying breakfast.