Even with the -90% base modifier if I have 100 damage and a 41% crit damage rune sheet I should be hitting minions for ~150, but I'm only hitting for 120, which is as if though I only have the 110% modifier instead of the 151% modifier I should have with a crit damage rune sheet.
ModWulf Helhammer1 votesHere is the equation that is used to calculate her new "critical strike" damage: 10 + (%Critical Strike Chance × (1 + Bonus Critical Strike Damage)) % AD
So say you have 2 +crit damage Quints, and build IE, then you will deal: 10 + (20% x (1 + .5 + .0892)) = 41.784% extra AD on each "critical strike"
phatcat091 votesyou do realize a critical strike chance of 0 invalidates that equation
ModWulf Helhammer1 votesUm, how?
10 + (0% × (1 + 0)) % AD = 10% extra damage That's how it works right at the start of the game, before you have any crit chance or crit damage multiplier
phatcat091 votesYou need to label.
ModWulf Helhammer1 votesI did. I stated the equation with descriptions first, and then did an example with numbers
phatcat091 votes10 + (%Critical Strike Chance × (1 + Bonus Criticial Strike Damage)) % AD
41% crit rune sheet.
10 + (0 crit X (1 + .41))
would completely make her crits ignore runes with out any crit chance.
That is a broken equation.
ModWulf Helhammer1 votesWell that's how they work for all other champs don't they? You can't very well have more damage on a certain kind of attack if you can't make that attack in the first place.
Yes, Ashe technically "critically strikes" on each target that is affected by her passive, but they probably set up the damage that way so that people couldn't abuse the new system in such a way
phatcat091 votesThat's a detail that should be stated clearly.