Phoenix Fire Damage %

[turfboss]

can someone confirm for me that the damage provided by the Fire Phoenix (i'mcurrent at 40%) is calculated based on the damage levels I have already attained for various troop types - for example my Dragon Abby (at current level) provides a 109% damage value for my Mage units - so since the birds value is 40% (today) I am assuming the 40% increase provided by my fed bird actually give me 152.6% damage value -- 109*1.4 = 152.6 and note (if I am correct in how this works) - the last 5% I am shooting for the the evolve to get to 45% for the Phoenix increases that damage value for those Mage units to 158.05% - I have Light Ranged units with damage values of 115% with my Needles AW - so with the 40% that damage value goes up to 161% and at 45% goes to 166.75% - I and some members of my fs had thought that last 5% was not so significant butin fact it is - raising the overall damage percentage by almost another 6%.

 

[DeletedUser20396]

Nice math. Ixm going to bring Soggy into this one. @SoggyShorts , can you help her out?

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

Bonus percentages are additive, not multiplicative. So in your example, you would add the 9% bonus and the 40% bonus together, for a total of 49% bonus for a 149% damage value.

 

[kctanzen]

If you open a unit icon and hover over the damage range, it will show the base + whatever has been added from active bonuses (wonders / battle huts / phoenix).
The same applies for the health points.

 

[turfboss]

OK - additive not multiplicative -- thanks for the information

 

[turfboss]

Just for clarification -on the additive powers of the bonuses. I placed all three of the Phoenix eggs - I am elovling the fire phoenix and will be at 45% tomorrow - I cannot evolve any of the other eggs but the Aureate comes with a 15% bonus on manufacturing goods and I have a !96% manufacturing goods bonus from my Mountain Halls - so even if I don't evolve the Aureate - if that 15% gets added to the 196% I already have that gives me a 211% boost on goods manufacturing - not too shabby and so the real trade off is whether or not that added 15% is worth the 16 squares, 900 people and almost 400K of coins every 48 hurs. I love this game - certainly keeps us thinking about the tradeoffs - LOL

 

[DeletedUser9601]

Just for clarification -on the additive powers of the bonuses. I placed all three of the Phoenix eggs - I am elovling the fire phoenix and will be at 45% tomorrow - I cannot evolve any of the other eggs but the Aureate comes with a 15% bonus on manufacturing goods and I have a !96% manufacturing goods bonus from my Mountain Halls - so even if I don't evolve the Aureate - if that 15% gets added to the 196% I already have that gives me a 211% boost on goods manufacturing - not too shabby and so the real trade off is whether or not that added 15% is worth the 16 squares, 900 people and almost 400K of coins every 48 hurs. I love this game - certainly keeps us thinking about the tradeoffs - LOL

The boost is when they're fed. So it's 16 squares plus the opportunity cost of food.

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

Just for clarification -on the additive powers of the bonuses. I placed all three of the Phoenix eggs - I am elovling the fire phoenix and will be at 45% tomorrow - I cannot evolve any of the other eggs but the Aureate comes with a 15% bonus on manufacturing goods and I have a !96% manufacturing goods bonus from my Mountain Halls - so even if I don't evolve the Aureate - if that 15% gets added to the 196% I already have that gives me a 211% boost on goods manufacturing - not too shabby and so the real trade off is whether or not that added 15% is worth the 16 squares, 900 people and almost 400K of coins every 48 hurs. I love this game - certainly keeps us thinking about the tradeoffs - LOL

The Aureate boosts your base production amount and then the boost from MH is calculated, so it is not straight additive like the Fire.