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In general, multiplicative stacking results in greater increases (or decreases) than additive stacking when dealing with positive percentages, because each modifier amplifies the effect of the others. | In general, multiplicative stacking results in greater increases (or decreases) than additive stacking when dealing with positive percentages, because each modifier amplifies the effect of the others. | ||
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{{Feedback|feedback=We should probably add the list of melee damage abilities under the melee resist section|user=~2026-ResistInfuserFortitude207|resolved=true}} | |||
Latest revision as of 23:56, 25 June 2026
The article uses the term "multiplicatively" incorrectly.
In general, multiplicative stacking results in greater increases (or decreases) than additive stacking when dealing with positive percentages, because each modifier amplifies the effect of the others.
Feedback (Thu, 25 Jun 2026 23:11:52 UTC)
[edit source]We should probably add the list of melee damage abilities under the melee resist section