u/Duarian

Working on a HoTA build with GA crit strike damage multiplier on all offensive pieces, and Grandfather offhand. I know (thanks you you kind redditors) that the Dominate glyph is giving a significant chunk of non multiplicative damage (around 2000% at level 115 so far).

I noticed when changing my temper on my amulet and one handed weapon from OP damage per stack to crit strike damage my critical strike damage goes up to over 10000% from 7500%..

It just seems like I’m doing less damage overall? I have 100% crit rate and banished lords talisman so not entirely sure if maybe the overpower tempers are adding more than the 200-300% they are letting on?

The wording is a bit confusing, and similar to legendary glyphs it makes me think all burning enemies take 20x increased damage. Has anyone tested this to confirm? Going to smack the dummy when I get home but curious if this gives a 40x multiplier when the enemy is burning?

I’m reading some guides for my homebrew, and I understand that overpower now gives you 15% per stack for four seconds. Default being four so that’s 60% when at max stats and then max total gives you 120%(?). How is the dominate glyph making overpower stronger? A Maxroll guide says something along the lines of:

“For example, a single 30% temper on your Two-Handed Weapon becomes 360% damage at maximum Overpower stacks, and a level 100 Dominate Glyph is a whopping 2,486%.”

How are they jumping the damage from 15 per stack to 30? Is that just hitting GA on the temper?

If so - I understand 12 stacks of overpower * 30% is 360… but how is the dominate glyph jumping percentages into the thousands? I don’t see anything about that on the glyph itself other than willpower purchased adding 1.5%?

Apologies for the post....hoping I can get some feedback on this one.

I'm working with the MAKR75 - I've gotten TTC frozen silent switches lubed with Krytox 205g0. I also have SwagKeys Knight v4 lubed with the same (lubed from zkeebs). Every key for the most part is silent aside from this dreaded spacebar. The other stabs can definitely upstroke with some noise but not as bad as the spacebar. I've done a lot of searching and it seems to be a common problem, not easily solved. It is silent if I only push the spacebar key down just a touch to connect to the stabilizers, but any further/full press it will be very audible and thocky. Trying to get as quiet as possible, but seems like I may have hit the limit?

I have a PC plate, but can swap to an FR4 if necessary...though in my research PC should be quieter? Foam in the spacebar unfortunately isn't an option since the board I'm using has foam on the PCB itself to prevent the spacebar from bottoming out.

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