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Thread: Buffs that do stack thread a.k.a. the sky is not falling it is just different
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DoctorTressth
Sat May 28, 2005 10:39 am
#1
Please use this thread to post different food combinations that DO stack. There seem to be many.
There is a lot of rumors going around about buff stacking after patch 17. I did one test and here is what I know.
Netron Pixie spice still works fine. +20% health and action regen.
Foods YES will stack on top of spice.
I stacked the following with no trouble:
I stacked the following with no trouble:
Crispic+67 melee accruacy +40 ranged accuracy
Vegasparine +98 melee defense
Tetlier Noodles +179 health (on top of spice health buff) +100 action regen.
Elshandruu +98 ranged defense
All of these stacked fine with nutron too.
Vegasparine +98 melee defense
Tetlier Noodles +179 health (on top of spice health buff) +100 action regen.
Elshandruu +98 ranged defense
All of these stacked fine with nutron too.
[Final stats +20% health +179 on top
+98 melee defense
+98 ranged defense
+67 melee accurracy
+40 ranged accuracy]
+98 melee defense
+98 ranged defense
+67 melee accurracy
+40 ranged accuracy]
What Did NOT work is stacking any food or drink with the same buff to health. For example
Tetlier Noodles +179 health
add vagnerian canape +147 to health
EQUALS only +147 health, the last food overrides all earlier food with the same stat.
The new way to stack is to use foods that have ability modifiers like ranged defense or accuracy.
BTW defense modifiers also diminish the amount of damage you take because the damage calcualtion uses your ranged or melee defense stat in the equation. So defense foods also act as damage mitigation when the enemy does manage to hit.
Love,
Dr'tressth
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AfeeElandra
Sat May 28, 2005 10:53 am
#2
Instead of noodles, wouldnt it be better to take Bofa and Swirls?
audioslaves
Sun May 29, 2005 6:22 am
#3
While I appreciate the sentiment, being able to eat foods that do different things is not "stacking".
That's like saying you can "stack" doc buffs because you can buff both health & action.
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