I originally posted this in GenDiscussion accidentally. Just noticed it this morning. My bad.
So, earlier today someone made a thread asking me for an answer regarding Determination. Which, by the way, very flattering but please don't ever title your threads like that again. = ) Thanks.
Anyway, to elaborate... I record pretty much every major quest and a lot, not all, dungeons in game. The big ones. You know the ones. I do this so I can review footage later for mistakes made, things I can improve on but more importantly to review combat logs. You learn a lot from that stuff but I digress.
I was checking out some footage and checking logs to get a better handle on how Determination worked so I could formulate a more educated answer for that poster and his question. Well WHILE I was doing this I remembered another poster who asked me about Regen a little while ago. I tried finding the post but apparently I post too d@mn much because I couldn't find it.
So... to Mr. Mystery poster who asked me how well regen worked and whom I in turn promised to post a video illustrating how well it worked... this is for you. My bad. I try to follow up on requests as soon as I can but I must have gotten distracted.
The Video
I chose Shadowfire Chasm because A.) it was one of the few times that I almost died, B.) I always saw a lot of people in the zone, whilst I was there, asking for groups for this quest because apparently it was supposed to be super hard... it wasn't... and C.) it happened to be the video I was watching when your request zinged right back into my head.
A few things to note:
1.) Yes, I pretty much always have my combat log open.
2.) No, I don't slot potions. It's part of my process of becoming better at whatever class it is I play. I do this for pretty much all games. I will slot them for raids but I get so used to not having them I forget I have them half the time. = )
3.) Yes, that Giant scared the <font color="orange">HAMSTER</font> out of me. LOL. I totally wasn't expecting to turn around and have my screen filled with a Fire Giant.
4.) I'm almost positive... but not 100%... that I had roughtly 7 or 8% regen going. Looking at the numbers that seems about right. If I also remember correctly all my gear was green unslotted Regen/ArP and my cat was sporting full ArP.
5.) Yes, I'm addicted to spacebar. DON'T JUDGE ME!!1!
For anyone curious about how well Regen works... well take a look for yourself. And that's with pretty low Regen going.
Again, Mr. Poster, sorry for the late reply.
Enjoy!
Comments
Tremendously good pvp though if you can fit it into your normal set. The effect is maximized on low hp right around the time you've been cc'd to 100% determination. Pop unstoppable, out heal ray of enfeeblement.
The % listed in Regen is the % of health lost that will be healed. So, if your Regen is at 10%, your HP pool is 10k and you have 5k HP remaining after a fight then Regen will begin ticking at 500hp a pop and incrementally get lower as your HP pool scales back up.
I believe they did this to keep Regen in check explicitly for PvP. Could you imagine Regen for people stacking health if it didn't work like this? It's really not that hard to get upwards of 30k HP. Running around with 3k/tick regen would be insanely OP.
Plus, with the way it works as is, it's equally valuable to everyone regardless of HP pool.
Up to 50%, which you'll see at 3:18 in the vid when the Regen ticks are 877 a few times in a row. So you never get more than half the amount on the tooltip which is a bit rude.
Taking a break from Neverwinter indefinitely...
Taking a break from Neverwinter indefinitely...