smilkovpetko wrote:Perhaps you act like smart person and decide to ignore the fact that "and the special attack critical strikes are always based off the normal swing damage".
Which clearly proves that Critical is not 70% of the swing , but 100% of the swing that multiply by two and does not get reduced by Armor.
1. Your link leads to an wiki - entry from woltk , not sure if that was intended from you:
http://wowwiki.wikia.com/wiki/Seal_of_C ... did=249861
This is the old entry.
2. No I don't think that I ignored it or that I got that wrong. It is more like the wording of that wowwiki post is quite misleading.
The part you mentioned is supposed to mean that a critical hit of seal of command is based of a normal swing (read: non-crit) of the weapon.
I'll try to put it into numbers to make it more accessible.
Normal swing : 100 dmg (before armor)
Crit swing: 200 dmg (before armor)
Seal of command: 70 dmg ( regardless of how much dmg the white-hit which procced SoC did after armor)
Seal of command crit: 140 dmg (regardless of how much dmg the white-hit crit which procced SoC did after armor)
It doesn't matter if the original swing which procced SoC is a crit or a normal hit, your SoC is always based on a normal swing. That is what your qouted sentence is trying to say. To put that into numbers again:
Normal swing: 100 dmg (before armor)
SoC procc: 70 dmg
SoC procc crit: 140 dmg
Crit swing: 200 dmg ( before armor)
SoC procc: 70 dmg
SoC procc crit: 140 dmg
This is because blizzard didn't want SoC to profit from crit twice. So if it wouldn't be as your sentence sais it would be like:
Crit swing: 200 dmg
SoC procc: 140dmg
SoC procc crit: 280dmg
Also to back up these things:
http://m.youtube.com/?#/watch?v=rXNWvytYbyo (hope this link works as it is tablet link, otherwise just copy the watch-part and use that)
All these things can be seen in this video.