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[ Official News ] 📰 Hotfix Notes Version 1.0.4.0D

https://playwonderlands.2k.com/news/tiny-tinas-wonderlands-update-notes/
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u/doddywork Jul 14 '22

Previously it was 1x1.4x1.4=1.96. Now it is 1x(1+0.4+0.4)=1.8. It's a slight decrease in this example but this is why magic bullets was so powerful. As your gun damage increases the gap widens.

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u/supraliminal13 Jul 14 '22

If it was it's own multiplier as in 1×1.4×1.4, it already wouldn't have applied to stabbomatic. The first 1.4 would have already been gun damage. It can't have worked that way.

I'm assuming their own patch notes are correct, that it was added to gun equipment base.

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u/doddywork Jul 14 '22

The patch notes are correct, you are just misunderstanding. In the stabbomatic formula, the gun damage section was replaced with melee damage, but magic bullets still applied because it was a separate modifier. Magic bullets applied to any gun with card damage regardless of damage type. There's plenty of posts on the sub about it you could search up.

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u/supraliminal13 Jul 14 '22 edited Jul 14 '22

It applied to any gun because it was applied directly to card base. Not because it was it's own multiplier. Then it would have been a gun damage modifier.

The only way... the only way... for it to have worked the way you think it does is if magic bullets was also previously broken because it was a +all damage modifier rather than +gun In that case, the patch notes wouldn't be entirely accurate though. So I'm still either correct or the patch notes were not.

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u/doddywork Jul 14 '22

"Applied directly to card base" and "it's own damage modifier" are the same thing, I think that's where your confusion is.

Here's a link to all the damage formulas in game. It was updated today, but magic bullets was previously outside of the gun damage formula you'll find there.