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    posted a message on Bug? with The guardians path (passive)
    Quote from FleckerMan

    Going from 40% dodge to 55% is a massive increase in survivability (you take 1/4 less damage) compared to going from 10% dodge to 25% dodge (only 1/6 less damage), this is why it multiplies to stop the +15% dodge synergising massively with high pre-existing dodge chance. They really should make this clearer in the tooltip though... This change was patched in really early if I recall, and I agree that it is a good change, but tooltips don't make it clear. :)

    Yeah i knew it made sence i multiplied. Its just the tooltip is very not accurate : p
    Posted in: Monk: The Inner Sanctuary
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    posted a message on Bug? with The guardians path (passive)
    Quote from thundersteele

    It's not a bug. Dodge doesn't add, it multiplies.

    Thank you. I could see it multiplied, just wasnt sure if it was intended or not.

    Thanks for the clerification.
    Posted in: Monk: The Inner Sanctuary
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    posted a message on Bug? with The guardians path (passive)
    Quote from wowaccounttom

    sounds more or less right. 45.1% dodge + 15% = 51.865%. if anything you seem to be getting a bit extra

    Well the tooltip clearly states that you get 15% dodge. In my world 15% is 15% dodge, and not 15% of you current dodge. Just like etc a ring giving 4% crit, then you actualy do get 4% crit, and not 4% of your current crit.
    Posted in: Monk: The Inner Sanctuary
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    posted a message on Bug? with The guardians path (passive)
    It lists as giving 15% dodge while dual wielding. Yet it doesnt. Atleast not at my character sheet. It push from 45.1% dodge to 53.2% dodge. Thats an 8.2% dodge. But the tooltip on the guardians path clearly stats it gives 15% dodge.

    Is it a bug? or is there something i dont understand.

    My Profile: http://eu.battle.net/d3/en/profile/Rage-2973/hero/18135142

    Thanks in Advance.
    Posted in: Monk: The Inner Sanctuary
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