Against low-risk multi-combat Slayer monsters like Rorarii, they can be extremely useful because they can hit up to 3 monsters for an average of 60% damage, making them the best basic abilities. The multi-combat Chain and Ricochet abilities can be either strongly desirable or useless, depending on the combat situation. It should be noted that Concentrated Blast and Snipe take 6 ticks when using Revolution, compared to 4 or 5 ticks when manually triggering abilities. Sacrifice hits between 20% and 100% and has a healing property, while, for example, Piercing Shot and Wrack hit 18.2% to 94% with no special properties. It is recommended to use Sacrifice in place of some of the lower-hitting basic abilities, if you have access to it. Revolution would need to incorporate thresholds and ultimates in order to surpass Legacy damage per second. For example '30.12% ability damage' refers to precisely 30.12% rather than say, a range of 0%-30.12%.Ĭalculating the average ability damage per tick ('AADPT') demonstrates that Revolution without thresholds and ultimates is quantifiably inferior to Legacy in all cases, since Legacy is about 38.24% damage per tick (28.75% in PvP). The damage is listed in terms of ability damage per game tick, and the damage is a fixed average used to represent the average damage per second over time. It is not tailored to any specific combat situation, but each of these are reasonably good Revolution setups for just about any circumstance. It does not take into account 'overkill loss', lost damage due to hitting higher than a monster's remaining life points. This is not a complete analysis - it assumes no threshold or ultimate abilities are used, and that there is virtually no input from the user. The abilities below will maximise a stream of damage over a long period for some of those situations. For any given combat situation, there is an optimal Revolution ability setup that will maximise damage.

Revo speed flex two bar with zisor