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*Something You Really Want, After the
countdown!!!!!
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Will Come True! Hurry, You Have 20
minutes! Or What You Wished For Will
Be The Opposite
Coeff is basically a stat that represents damage all in 1 stat instead of as PD/MD CH and CD
One suggestion though - you could add the thousand separators.
I hope you understood it ;).
Those are rather high, but not one of the highers in Trove. The higher ones are around 2.8 and 2.9 (on classes that don't have bonuses, read note below).
Remember to check the "Ally" checkbox to get the right damage.
Example of a Gunslinger [www.pfiffel.com]
Example of a Candy Barbarian [www.pfiffel.com]
Note: The Candy Barbarian, aswell as some other classes, have a bonus damage, therefore, their damage coefficient is higher than other classes with the same base stats.