Скачать или смотреть Just how strong is the Cartesian Coordinate God Roll?

Weapon Rolls used for testing:

Hollow Words (Precision Frame)
Enhanced Battery
Lead From Gold
Vorpal Weapon

Iota Draconis (High Impact Frame)
Accelerated Coils
Heating Up
High-Impact Reserves (in the video I'm considering this weapon to have Frenzy instead of HIR; Frenzy does more damage overall)

Null Composure (Rapid-Fire Frame)
Projection Fuse
Feeding Frenzy
High Impact Reserves (Reload/Rally with Reservoir Burst and then switch to High-Impact Reserves)

High-Impact Reserves damage bonus for Null Composure:
Base Damage: 46,017
4 in the mag: 46,803 (1.5% increase)
3 in the mag: 51,678 (12.3% increase)
2 in the mag: 52,754 (14.6% increase)
1 in the mag: 55,926 (21.5% increase)
I found these by testing multiple times on the Wrathborn Ogre and then on Kalli to confirm the bonus as a percentage.

The reason I use the Ogre for damage numbers:
Each enemy class (minor, major, boss, etc.) has a different "damage reduction" value for different amounts of damage. Essentially, a weapon that does twice the damage of another weapon on a major, will not necessarily do twice the damage of that other weapon on a boss. In other words, the relative damage numbers from that Lost Sector boss on Nessus (which is actually a major) will not translate directly to an actual Boss enemy.
The Wrathborn bosses are the most readily accessible boss enemies I could find, and after some testing, I found that their "damage profile" matches that exactly with a raid boss, and presumably with any other boss in the game. Unfortunately they are getting sunset in Witch Queen so I will have to find a replacement :(

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