Genshin Damage Calculator & Visualizer (2024)

FAQs

How to calculate damage in Genshin Impact? ›

= ATK + ATK * CRIT RATE * CRIT DMG

This number is directly proportional to your damage output. Higher AVG ATK means higher DAMAGE OUTPUT.

Hyperbloom creates an explosion with a small AoE, which can sometimes damage the player if close. Hyperbloom damage is calculated based on the Elemental Mastery of the Electro character triggering the reaction.

The total ATK formula is: ATK = [ ( ATK Character + ATK Weapon ) × ( 1 + % ATK Bonus ) ] + ATK Flat Bonus {\displaystyle \text{ATK} = \big[(\text{ATK}_\text{Character} + \text{ATK}_\text{Weapon})\times(1 + \% \text{ ATK Bonus})\big]+\text{ATK Flat Bonus}}

Average Damage = Attack x Crit Rate x (1+Crit Damage) + Attack x (1-Crit Rate), i.e. the probability of a crit multiplied by damage when crit plus probability of a non-crit multiplied by damage when non crit. The values above assumes Attack = 1, for easier visualisation.

Purveyor of Punishment is an Achievement in the category Wonders of the World. To complete this achievement, the player needs to deal over 50,000 CRIT DMG.

Eula has the best attack damage in the game so far, working perfectly as your main damage character. Besides that, she is also great to trigger Cryo reactions.

Normal attacks anywhere above 20k is big D damage, Yoi hitting 100k + normal attacks is biggest D damage. Skills are a bit harder as there is so much variation, many don't even do damage, I'd say if they add 100k that's very solid, Nahida's skill can do 500k + if she's well built.

Diluc pretty much has his whole world shattered after his father died. The knights lied to him, his dad lied to him, and at the end he finds out his brother lied to him. He loses it.

Artifact stats are randomized upon obtaining them, but to get maximum damage potential, you want to focus on artifacts that increase ATK, artifacts that give the appropriate elemental damage bonus, as well as artifacts that increase CRIT Rate and CRIT DMG.

Does crit matter on Hyperbloom? ›

Burgeon/Hyperbloom DMG is only affected by the level and Elemental Mastery of the character causing the reaction, and the target's RES. It ignores the target's DEF and cannot deal Critical Hits. The Elemental Mastery DMG Bonus and the target's Resistance multiplier are applied multiplicatively with the Base DMG.

Once you generate Dendro Cores, you can trigger the second stage of the reaction, Hyperbloom or Burgeon. Both Hyperbloom and Burgeon have a 3x multiplier. Hyperbloom is triggered when Electro hits Dendro Cores. The Seeds will turn into a homing missile, flying towards an enemy and dealing a single-target Dendro DMG.

And then lastly just to be crystal clear, hyperbloom is created by applying hydro and dendro to an enemy, which makes a dendro core. Then you have to hit the dendro core with electro to "Trigger" it, and the EM of the electro character is what counts toward the reaction damage.

Your base ATK is calculated by adding your character's own ATK (when wearing no artifacts) plus your weapon's ATK. You can see your base ATK by clicking "Details" in the character screen. Your base ATK is the number in white, and the green number to the right of it is the ATK added by your artifacts.

Fall Damage scales with the height of the fall and the horizontal velocity upon impact. Fall Damage can be mostly reduced or negated using a Plunging Attack at any point or opening one's Wind Glider periodically to safely reset fall damage.

Base RES of playable characters is always 0%, while Base RES for enemies vary greatly. There are ways to increase or decrease RES. Total RES is calculated as: % RES = % RES Base + % RES Bonus − % RES Debuffs {\displaystyle \%\text{ RES} = \%\text{ RES Base} + \%\text{ RES Bonus} - \% \text{ RES Debuffs}}