prolif or bereks?

lets say i use inpulsa + bereks respite;
when i kill a shocked enemy now, does it

a) respites shock applies to surrounding enemies,
then inpulsa explosion deals dmg?
so, respites shock counts towards inpulsas effective dmg?

b) first inpulsa explosion dmg,
then respites shock applies,
so respites shock doesnt count towards inpulsas effective dmg?

c) respites shock and inpulsas dmg apply together,
in this case: does respites shock count towards inpulsas dmg?


same question for prolif:
if i use inpulsa + prolif and i kill a shocked enemy, does it now:

a) first prolifs shock aura turns off,
then inpulsa deals dmg?

b) inpulsa deals dmg while shock aura is still active?
so, since both happen in the same time frame,
does the shock aura then still count for inpulsas dmg?

I think it should be
Example 1 - c) and yes
Example 2 - kinda b) and I think no, as the proliferation effect disappears the very moment the inpulsa effect deals damage, since it destroys the corpse.

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FCK42 a écrit :

I think it should be
Example 1 - c) and yes
Example 2 - kinda b) and I think no, as the proliferation effect disappears the very moment the inpulsa effect deals damage, since it destroys the corpse.

well, i think the same.
but its more guessing then knowledge.
but for example 1 u seem to be sure !?

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MarboroMan a écrit :

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FCK42 a écrit :

I think it should be
Example 1 - c) and yes
Example 2 - kinda b) and I think no, as the proliferation effect disappears the very moment the inpulsa effect deals damage, since it destroys the corpse.

well, i think the same.
but its more guessing then knowledge.
but for example 1 u seem to be sure !?

I'm fairly sure about it, yes. You could prove this with another ring with a similar damage roll on it, low level enemies and some lightning damage, static strikeor shrapnel shot should work.

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FCK42 a écrit :

I'm fairly sure about it

k, thx so far.
have a good 3.2 waiting time then :)