Looking at the Tier 3 scaling CDR rune which lists 0.09 CDR per level but then says 1.67 at level 18. In reality 0.09 x 18 = 1.62. How does that math work out?
Then with multiple runes (6) the runepage says 9.7 CDR at level 18. 1.62 x 6 = 9.72 which comes out to the final listed amount since 1.67 x 6 = 10.02
The 1.67 is listed wrong then. Fix it?
Hethalean4 votes2 words "significant digits"
Kirius Dark1 votesNope. If one rune 1.67 = 18 x 0.09 then w rounding would be 0.0928 per level which is what youre assuming
0.0928 per level x 18 x 6 runes would be then 10.02, but it's not it's at 9.72 total so there is nothing after the 0.09__
I'd really want it to be the rounding issue so each 3 runes would be 5% CDR but it's just short
Hethalean2 votes10 / 6 = 1.6666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 (infinite) which rounds to 1.67 (2 significant digits for display purposes) 1.6666 (see above) / 18 = .09259259259259(repeating) which rounds to .09 (2 significant digits for display purposes).
I don't have the runes to verify, but I'm certain that people get 6 of them to get 10% cdr at lvl 18 which it does.
Kirius Dark1 votesI said the same thing above if you read it properly but it's NOT giving 10 CDR at max level. It directly says 9.72
SirΤeemο1 votesbro,there are runes for 1% more exp ... xD come on ;p
EndlessSorcerer1 votes1.67 / 18 = 0.09278
They just round it to two digits after the decimal, resulting in:
0.09