Shivering talk:Nerveshatter

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[edit] Weakness to Shock?

Hey, can anyone tell me how the weakness to Shock effect works on this weapon, for there is no time limit. Is it permanent or something?--Willyhead 05:31, 16 June 2007 (EDT)

I'm sorry, I'm a new editor so I don't know squat about anything here. But I'm sure that shadowrend has a higher base damage then shatter, even at 100 repair instead of 125. ~77BeTa77

Also, the shock is never applyied. -77BeTa77

Nope - Nerveshatter definitely has a higher damage factor. I've checked both in-game and in the construction set and the values are correct. You're right about the shock factors though. –Rpeh^{•T•C•E•} 18:24, 19 January 2008 (EST)

My bad, I thought shadow had 1 one shatter, not the other way around, guess I was wrong though. Still, shatter is massively broken because of the shock thing. -77BeTa77

I assume you just mean that the weakness to shock is ineffective, because I can't see any reason why the shock damage part of the enchantment wouldn't work. If there is some problem with the shock damage, it needs to be noted in the article; it there isn't, I'm not sure why a problem with the weakness effect makes the weapon "massively broken." Also, remember that the damage values that you see in game for these weapons will be affected by your character's blunt and blade skills; see The Complete Damage Formula. --Nephele^Talk 23:20, 19 January 2008 (EST)