FrozNlite Wrote:I second this out of major curiosity. I'm sure Blaze is still going to wtppwnz0rz Paralyze with Eles, passive crits, and ridiculously high base attack, but the numbers would be nice to see.
Paralyze: 240 BA, 0.8 sec, S element (1.25x)
Chain Lightning: 210 BA, 0.78 sec, L element (1.25x)
AM Amp: 1.50x damage
60% mastery (1.54x weighted modifier, or 'W')
Blaze: 330 BA, 1.32 sec, F element (1.25x)
Illusion: 520 BA, 2.01 sec, no element
Critical Magic: 30% chance of 1.5x damage (1.15x)
Evan Amp: 1.35x damage
Dragon Fury: 1.1x damage
Magic Mastery: 90% mastery (1.81x weighted modifier, or 'W')
Magic DPS formula, with constant factors removed: (W + M*0.002) * BA / time * modifiers
Paralyze: (1.54 + M*0.002) * 240 / 0.8 * 1.25 * 1.5 = 866.25 + 1.125M
Chain Lightning: (1.54 + M*0.002) * 210 / 0.78 * 1.25 * 1.5 = 757.97 + 0.984M
Blaze: (1.81 + M*0.002) * 330 / 1.32 * 1.25 * 1.15 * 1.35 * 1.1 = 965.95 + 1.067M
Illusion: (1.81 + M*0.002) * 520 / 2.01 * 1.15 * 1.35 * 1.1 = 799.67 + 0.884M
In general: Blaze >~ Paralyze > Chain Lightning >~ Illusion
However, this shifts slightly when magic attack is changed. In particular, Paralyze becomes stronger than Blaze if M is greater than approximately 1720, and Chain Lightning becomes stronger than Blaze if M is greater than approximately 2510. Illusion becomes stronger than Chain Lightning if M is less than approximately 420.
Also note that the +35 magic attack from Evan passives is not taken into account. This could produce a 3-6% difference for the Evan's advantage.