Supers ignore each others MW Armor and their attacks are only affected by whatever the super’s damage resistance is (plus innate ability damage resistances). The damage resistance of each super is directly related to whether it is a close-range or long-range roaming super, or if it is a single-use super.
Which is more the largest resistance or the smallest resistance?
The equivalent resistance is less than that of the smallest resistor. The equivalent resistance is equal to the average of the four resistances. The equivalent resistance is midway between the largest and smallest resistance. The equivalent resistance is more than the largest resistance. None of the other choices is correct.
Why do we need to find the equivalent resistance?
The reason is that if you can identify series and parallel resistors you have formulae which enable you to find the equivalent resistance. So go back another step and think about the assumptions which were made when the series and parallel formulae for equivalent resistance were derived.
Which is more the smallest resistor or the equivalent resistor?
The equivalent resistance is less than that of the smallest resistor. The equivalent resistance is less than that of the largest resistor. The equivalent resistance is more than the largest resistance. Four unequal resistors are connected in a parallel with each other. Which one of the following statements is correct about this combination?
What’s the ratio between damage resistance and weapon damage?
The most important factor is the ratio between damage resistance and potential weapon damage: Weapon Damage Resistance Final Damage Reduction Percent 10 1000 0.9 91% 25 0 24.8 1% 25 10 17.5 30% 25 25 12.5 50%
What’s the maximum super damage resistance in D2?
Super damage resistance in D2 is much higher than it was in D1; I believe the super resistance was around 50%, max, but I could be wrong as my memory on that is a bit foggy. I would say reduce the base damage resistance of close range roaming supers to about 45-50%, so with MW armor and any abilities, the max you can get would be closer to 60%.
When do you apply damage resistance in Fallout?
Damage Resistance is applied before damage threshold, contrary to the original Fallout games. So, for a character with 30 DR and 20 DT (i.e. a NCR Veteran Ranger ), an attack that deals 80 damage is first reduced by 30% (leaving 56 damage), then the damage threshold is subtracted from that number, leaving a final damage of 36.
