Splash damage appears to be a property of Torgue, Atlas, Maliwan shotguns, and some of the possible vladof underbarrels and tediore reloads. Borderlands 3; AoE % Damage; User Info: digmuguruza. Splash damage in general is what procs the primary centers of this build (cooldown reduction for Iron Bear). Two trees, one focus: guns. More Maliwan weapons might have splash too, it’s hard to tell but I know I saw a shotgun with +splash damage radius on it.Thanks for the heads up regarding explosive damage. This thread is archived. Been lurking for far too long. For areas with more technologically advanced enemies, have Shock and Corrosive weapons on hand to deal with robots or shielded foes.If you’re skilled at fighting up close and personal or need to immobilize enemies for melee attacks, have a Cryo weapon on hand. The first Borderlands introduced Pandora as a barren desert wasteland planet. I do wanna day though, might be fun speccing into mag increase skills though. Enemies that die while irradiated explode in a radiation nova, with a chance to irradiate other enemies hit by the explosion. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts Splash Damage and Area of Effect Damage are two different affixes that can end up on gear, so I have to think they each buff something different. Does that apply to the damage done throughout the splash radius? Instead, it maximizes explosive output potential. Also fyi, “explosive” doesn’t appear to exist anymore.
3 comments. I would assume Torgue shotguns deal splash damage and something like Flakker.
This can be from grenades, Torgue weapons, etc. Iron Bear can be configured at will to whatever the situation demands, it is not particularly featured in this build.
Splash damage is a function of gun damage (as a percentage) so anything that increases gun damage will boost splash accordingly (making gun damage boosts about twice as efficient on guns that have splash.) Meet Holy Moly Moze .
For Borderlands 3 on the PlayStation 4, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "How does explosive splash damage work? Do they deal splash damage?If I use Amara's ground slam, is that splash damage?
Would make sense but this is borderlands after all. Do they deal splash damage? I guess if that's not the case, I'll be watching Derch and his good, bad, and ugly videos, if he even makes them anymore.I completed the Splish Splash challenge in BL2 with a slag rocket launcher, I assumed "splash damage" just meant not hitting an enemy directly, but it still taking damage from being in proximity to your attack.So this is a post about BL2 but it could work quite similarly in 3: PS: they really scienced the shit out of this so it’s a long read but goes very in depth about is considered splash damage and how it works.New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castThe place for everything Borderlands 3!
8 months ago. The Intro to Borderlands Math section I wrote on gun damage was my first crack at generalizing damage formulas. Arahkin 8 months ago #3. Hornet, pimp, plasma casters, etc. Does this count as splash damage with regards to Moze's skills? Sort by. ". A bunch of non torgue weapons in previous games had splash. The site may not work properly if you don't If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit Press J to jump to the feed. :) User Info: digmuguruza. Splash damage is aoe damage, what was explosive is now non-elemental splash damage. Those all seem to work as splash damage.New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castThe Borderlands game franchise, including all DLC, sequels, pre-sequels, and re-pre-sequels.Looks like you're using new Reddit on an old browser. Fire in the Skag Den only offers additional damage on top of splash damage, it does not increase splash radius or chances.Do you have a Moze build I could see? To get right to the point, there are six key types of damage in Borderlands 3: Normal, Shock, Incendiary, Corrosive, Cryo and Radiation.Each one deals continuous damage in addition to the damage dealt by their weapon, and has specific instances where they’re more useful than other types of damage. I’ll allow you to imagine the resultsI love that there are already builds being prepped for the Vault Hunters in BL3. save hide report. I believe anything that you can shoot at the ground near someone's foot, but not technically hitting them directly, that still damages them(so grenades, rocket launchers, telidor reloads, some Maliwan weapons, anything made, sponsored, or looked at by Tourge, ect) is splash damage. Explosives seem straight forward enough, but what about grenades that don't really explode but do have an AoE?
If I use Amara's ground slam, is that splash damage?
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