Juggerswagger's Omnislash

*Non-chalantly ignores the usual unrelated "Hard Carry Battle Fury" that springs up in every Jugg thread and reads the OP*

So F.E.A.R, about the mechanics of Omnislash...

I notice that you include the Front Swing animation time when calculating Attack Time, is this specific to Auto-Attacks between slashes, or a rule of thumb when calculating Attack Time in general?

As far as I'm aware, the time between Auto-Attacks is only dependent on the Attack Point.

At 400IAS (the cap), you end up with an Attack Point of:-

1.4/(1 + 4) == 0.28

So, would the Attack Time cap at the lowest possible Attack Point (0.28) or the Front Swing animation time (0.33)?

P.S. I would go into a lobby and test myself, but testing a difference of 0.05 seconds is...

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*Non-chalantly blames F.E.A.R. for provoking the usual unrelated "Hard Carry Battle Fury" that springs up in every Jugg thread* 8{3

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Seriously people, there are a million threads out there about Battle Fury on Juggernaut and plaing him as a Hard Carry already...can we please go back to having a thread that's purely about his mechanics? T-T

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Right. Note that the frontswing (like the backswing) is included in the base attack time. So with 1.4 BAT and 40 IAS, if Juggernaut is constantly attacking a stationary target (like a tower) rather than Omnislashing, he will hit once per second. The first hit will be 0.33/1.4 = 0.236 seconds after the reaction delay elapses, the next will be one second after that, then one second after that, and so on. In 9.236 seconds after the reaction delay, he will have landed ten attacks and be starting the backswing for the tenth.

If your attack is interrupted during the frontswing, it will not complete.
When your frontswing completes, the attack hits.
If your attack is interrupted during the backswing, it doesn't matter.
To start an attack, your attack cooldown (= attack time) must have passed since you started the frontswing of the last attack that you completed.
Omnislash interrupts you every 0.4 seconds.

Putting this together: In order to complete two attack during one 0.4 second interval, you must obviously complete the first attack. The second attack cannot start until your attack time has passed. When it starts, you only need to complete the frontswing to get the attack to hit, the backswing can (and will) be interrupted.

This means you need to fit one complete attack time/cooldown plus one frontswing into the 0.4 second interval.


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Does this 1.4 represent (1 + .40 IAS) or 1.4 BAT?

I may need to make a graph for this <}3

1.4 BAT.