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Explain me how do I calculate the damage of Cluster Rockets

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Look at the fields
Data - Damage Interval
Data - Damage Amount
Data - Max Damage
for the ability in the object editor.

if
[Damage Amount * number of targets in the AoE] is less than or equal to Max Damage
or
Max Damage is set to 0
then:
Damage dealt to each target in the AoE will be: Damage Amount points of damage.

else:
Damage dealt to each target in the AoE will be: [Max Damage / number of targets in the AoE] points of damage.


Shortly: set Max Damage to 0. Then every Damage Interval seconds damage dealt to each target in the AoE will be: Damage Amount points of damage.

Do you understand how the fields Damage Interval and Effect Duration make up the total number of waves of damage?
 
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Look at the fields
Data - Damage Interval
Data - Damage Amount
Data - Max Damage
for the ability in the object editor.

if
[Damage Amount * number of targets in the AoE] is less than or equal to Max Damage
or
Max Damage is set to 0
then:
Damage dealt to each target in the AoE will be: Damage Amount points of damage.

else:
Damage dealt to each target in the AoE will be: [Max Damage / number of targets in the AoE] points of damage.


Shortly: set Max Damage to 0. Then every Damage Interval seconds damage dealt to each target in the AoE will be: Damage Amount points of damage.

Do you understand how the fields Damage Interval and Effect Duration make up the total number of waves of damage?

Is there any way to simplify this ? :vw_wtf:
 
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