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[quote=bodanger][quote=Searz] [quote=bodanger] Yeah as long as people don't look at them and just think the graph means that item A is always better than item B because the graph says so.[/quote] I'm telling ppl to draw their own conclusions. The conclusions I draw are only mine. [quote]One thing I don't get about your graphs is why the Damage axis goes up to 600 on some. It looks like this is suppose to be damage per hit but that is way too high to be useful[/quote] All the carry builds end at about 600dmg when penetrating [u]all[/u] enemy armor. That's not really a feasible scenario though. [quote]I also don't get why your level 1 rune graph you have damage going down to 0 for some runes at around 60 armor. From what I understand reducing attack damage to 0 with 60 armor is impossible.[/quote] I think you're looking at the wrong axis ;P It's 28 and 36dmg, none of them end at 0. [/quote] I guess it is useful as a reference point sometimes. Yeah I didn't look at how high your crit was on the example build. The thing is idk if I'd really consider that a "typical" build. It costs almost 16k gold and only offers around 6k effective HP. On melee this seems pretty low for most champs other than maybe someone like trynd. The last thing was me just being dumb and reading the 0 at the bottom as being on the wrong axis.[/quote]

[quote=Magus Strife]I'm trying to figure out what is best on a 92% end game crit build with Trydn here (100% health counted, so it will go to 100% pretty fast on any damage taken). For marks and Quint what do you think would be best: ArP , CrD or AD? I know usually ArP are best, but on a high crit situation like that, idk if the CrD runes wouldn't be better, since they will be on almost all the time.[/quote]

[quote=Searz]CrD sucks 90% of the time.. Don't use them. Since you're building the king of crits I suggest going with ArP marks and AD quints. Because AD scales with crit and beats the crap out of all the other runes early on. I've said these things in the conclusion too >.>[/quote]

[quote=Magus Strife][quote=Searz] CrD sucks 90% of the time.. Don't use them. Since you're building the king of crits I suggest going with ArP marks and AD quints. Because AD scales with crit and beats the crap out of all the other runes early on. I've said these things in the conclusion too >.> [/quote] I use CrD on Seals and Glyphs since they are the only options for Trynd imo but you say AD quints, wouldnt be better ArP quints? Are AD Quints any different than marks? I mean the ratio ArP : AD is different so it's better to get them as quint but not as marks?[/quote]

[quote=Booshido]click his signature dude, "some shit everyone blah blah" everything is explained and is very easy to understand[/quote]

[quote=Searz][quote=Magus Strife] I use CrD on Seals and Glyphs since they are the only options for Trynd imo[/quote] CrC is better, but they're still kinda bad. Read my rune guide for good runes. The rest of the things you said are answered at page one in this thread (like Boosh said; link in my sig goes there too).[/quote]

[quote=Wuge]very good info, someone should get this sticky'd asap[/quote]

[quote=SpicyRice]Could anyone tell me whether flat or % magic pen is calculated first? e.g. if Sion has 100 MR, and i have sorc boots (flat 20Mpen) and void staff (40% mpen), what reduction will occur in his MR? will it be flat first then %? (100 - 20)*(1-0.4) = 48 remaining MR or will it be % first then flat? (100 * (1 - 0.4)) - 20 = 40 remaining MR obviously the latter makes void staff and last whisper better. Does anyone know the answer?[/quote]

[quote=Searz]@Spicy Rice Resistance effects are calculated in this order: 1. Percentage Reduction 2. Flat Reduction 3. Flat Penetration 4. Percentage Penetration So % penetration is always last and always produces losses when combined with other kinds of resistance reducing effects.[/quote]

[quote=Zeprido]I honestly wish I had the patience to make graphs. After making graphs for a full semester in a business class, I can't sit down and do it without feeling like its "work". Edit: Yay! Stickied! Been wondering when this was gonna get sticky treatment.[/quote]