The label says it only increases EHL Magic, but in actuality it increases all EH. Functionally it works fine

I had one character (Barbarian) populated with several of their items. I then added a new character (Witch Doctor).

When I go to the items tab on the Witch Doctor, all of their items are set to the ones from the existing Barbarian. The existing Barbarian has all of his items reset back to "My Item" with no stats.

Browser: Firefox 15.0

Might be related to this: http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Frubensayshi.github.com%2Fd3-ehp-calculator

when you go back to character and change some stuff there and then back to itemcompare it won't update until you change something again

As a wizard, it would be nice to be able to see how my EHP goes up with various party buffs so I can see if they become worth it.

For example, the resist buff from both a warrior and a monk may make it so that Prismatic Energy Armor becomes worth it

Hey, I noticed a small inaccuracy in the way the Monk rune "Heavenly Body" (to the skill Mantra of Healing) is applied.

I THINK the calculator treats it as +% Life but it is actually +% VITALITY. This means it stacks multiplicatively with +% Life.

Example: My monk has unbuffed vitality of 652, +25% life and is level 60. Calculator accurately predicts 28870 Life, unbuffed. BUT after the Mantra, it predicts only a 10% increase to 31179.6 where it should predict an increase of 65.2 VITALITY (bringing my vit to 717.2). This bonus vitality awards 2854.5 life (2282 for 35 per vit, which is modified by my +25% life), which brings me, in game, to 31722.

So, its a small inaccuracy, but i guess it could be larger if someone had more +% life and that could make it better than another option.

Hi,

First of all, i'd like to thank you for your work. I really enjoy what you're doing and i'm using your calculator every day :)

Let's come down to my request: I saw that you're considering including TTL paired with a database of damage monster. It would be great if you're able to do so but meanwhile, I was thinking of something simpler regarding Life Leach, Potion and all different kind of healing in D3.

Typically, we have some passive that gave us fixed amount of heal per second, or even the life on hit. Thus I was wondering if you could include those capacity to get a new stat : Efficient health per second. It could include the heal per second, the life on hit considering your attack speed and the spell you are using (may have multiple spell at the same time like for the wizard with hydra + blizzard + arcane missile), and also the life leach which will depend on our actual dps.

I imagine something like that: The calculator bases its calcul on a fight with only one monster (if you can do calculus for multiple target, it's even better :D). The user can choose different spell that are assumed to be effective at the same time (like the hydra/blizzard/arcane missile mentioned earlier) and based the calcul of the DPS and so the life leach and life per hit based on the spell active at the same time.

It would not be completely accurate since we still need to launch our spell but it would give a good approximation.

Finally, i think it would not be a waste of time since lot of those calcul would be reused in the calcul of the TTL if you manage to get a hand on a data base of monster's damage.

Thanks for reading this post and thanks again for your work.

Gimlinus

P.S. : I hope my english is not too crapy

Coulde you pleade add a Damage calculator?
I have seen on a forum a guy who did a very impressive math on this issue, maybe you could do something similar you did regarding EHP.

You could take a look at it:

http://us.battle.net/d3/en/forum/topic/5760137664#2

Every other stat I have once it shows buffed is right but armor is wrong by about 4k, what gives?

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Demon Hunter | Initial implementation

Hey guys,
think i found an issue here.
So, my wizard has unbuffed armor of 3741 and resistance of 450. In the alternative column is see, that for me at the moment its better to stack armor instead of resistance(+210 vs +151).
The problem here is with buffs i get armor of 5773 and resistance of 405 cause of Force Armor and Glass Cannon.
But looking at these buffed stats, i see that resistance is much lower than the 1:10 ratio and i think i must stack more resistance to effective increase my EHP, correct?
Your calculator tells me to stack armor but what i really need is resistance.
regards
jume

Grants 10% health buff

[I know you already have the restrictions on your radar, but wanted to add this to it]

It would be nice if everything were sorted, with restrictions made for one Mantra and one spirit generator.

The spreadsheet I was working on has:

Mantra [Only 1]

• Healing+Resist
• Healing+Life
• Conviction+Redux
• Evasion
• Evasion+Armor
• N/A

Attacks [Only 1; 2/4secs is too short to stack the EHP buffs]

• Deadly+Armor
• Crippling+Redux
• Fist+Dodge
• N/A

Passives [three slots]

• Resolve
• Seize the Initiative
• Guardian's Path
• Sixth Sense [needs to support crit chance]
• One with Everything
• N/A

Checkboxes

• Enchantress
• Earth Ally

Create initial character and add item information. Then, leave site and come back later. Then, create a new character and items from the initial character are filled in for the new character. Furthermore, the item information is now blank for the initial character.

Here is a working TTL calculator.

http://diablo3mechanics.wikispaces.com/Monk+Survivability+Model

Not sure if you guys could work together but right now I'm finding his more useful.

why?

Well, for example in your calculator I gain 0.14% EHP/vit and 0.1% EHP/AllResist. So I'd assume resist was wroth more. However, resist is damage reduction so I think in my head, well, maybe they are even, but I DON"T KNOW.

His calculator is nice: Vitality:TTL = 0.7174, Resistance:TTL = 0.9859. You can see, per point of vitality I only gain 0.7 hundreths of a second to live, where as resistance gives me almost 30% more.

I hope this helps.

Cheers,
Ucross

It would be really nice to be able to do simple calculations (+,-,*)in the character stat fields.

For example..

Vitality: 1125
Resists: 128

Let's say I want compare what reducing my vitality by X and increasing my resists by Y..

Vitality: 1125-100
Resists: 128+50

.. or I want to double my armor:
Armor: 2024*2

Doing this would allow me to tweak the fields so I can find what would be more effective, without having to reset them to my base stats each time.

Compare items

When I enable the enchantress buff, the block amount EHP different goes to +0 EHP per 500 block amount.

When the enchantress buff is disabled, it shows something such as +13227 EHP for 500 block amount.

Hi,

how about adding block to the EHP? How can it be done? Here is the math.

Let d be the dodge chance, and b be the block chance and r be the real block chance.

The chance to really block is

r = b - d*b

if you dodge the damage anyways, then you do not need to block anymore, even if you do, but it is useless (that it is why -d*b).

How much damage can be avoided by that, in average (block min + block max)/2, so you get:
dodge + block ehp = (r * (block min + block max) / (2* total life) + 1) * dodge ehp

Hey there,

while entering my stats, i noticed that the armor and resistance dmg reduction didn´t fit with these ingame. I tried it with some more values and it allways seems to be ~1% of. I doublechecked my entrys and made sure that i dont have buffs nor a companion with me. I made a screen of both(tool vs. ingame) to compare.

http://www.imgload.info/files/arx1344402722r.png

Im sorry that the tooltips are in german but im sure you´ll see what i mean.

They are way way off. It's telling me that my buffed armor is almost 6k more than I have which is way over inflating my ehp. Pretty much rendering this entire tool useless to me. Barbarian by the way.

What is EHP

Estimated Health Points?
Extra Heat Paddle?

"It calculates my buffed armor wrong, it says 10335.6 but I have 7458 (Barbarian)
Also pls change the sequence of input from VIT, DEX, INT, STR to STR, DEX, INT, VIT because that's the way they're shown ingame."

http://i.imgur.com/MMW6t.jpg

Threatening shout reduces damage done by 20%, not 25% as stated on the tool tip.

The "Stat Weight" tab lists an entry "+1 Average Block Amount", but I believe this should actually be "+500 Average Block Amount".

if you create a new character and the first time you click a checkbox it will hang and not check that checkbox

I just got some good use out of the Item Compare feature. Now that I am using the new item, it would be helpful if there was a button to replace the current item with the new item, to save some typing.

Witch Doctor's gruesome feast and soul harvest are bugged. I can change the dropdown from 0 through 5 but it has no effect on the EHP calculation.

http://psyadam.neoclaw.net/current%20stats.jpg

Buffed armor is slightly off: Your calculator says I have 5621.9--in game after my buffs it says I have 5355. The Life part is actually correct, I typed in the wrong number for my vitality initially. Not sure how I got confused.

Not sure if this link will work, but here's a link to your EHP calc for my wizard:

http://rubensayshi.github.com/d3-ehp-calculator/#calculator/ccb17bce-5f3f-c2f3-659a-6636333a3bca

Specifically "time of need" and "heavenly body"

GREAT TOOL! Thanks for putting this together. :)

Background

I used to have about 750 res with 50k hp. After comparing and swapping several items I ended up with a larger overall EHP ~ 600 res with 85k hp.

However the effect of healing:

• Life leach
• Potions
• Templar follower healing.
• Life per second.
• Life per spirit spent.

are reduced since I have a bigger health pool with lower resistances. I was tying to think of a way to quantify this effect, I guess there a re a few ways to do it. This is my Idea.

Effective Healing Power

The number of effective hit points healed per point of healing received.

(This needs a better name since EHP = Effective healing power = Effective hit points)

So for example if your health pool is 50k and your effective hit points is 500k. Your effective healing power is 10. I.e. you get 10 effective hit points per point of healing you receive.

This number will be useful to classes who rely heavily on fixed healing bonuses in battles (melee classes).

Hey, just wanted to inform you, that the API was released.
Availabe here: http://blizzard.github.com/d3-api-docs/#overview

Regards,
jume

after i created this post . i found the thing that i am doing wrong . so armor calculation works perfectly . sorry about this junk post =)

shouldnt there be a section for champion affixes since they are elite mobs and most are magic damage at least the most dangerous types of damage in the game are from stuff arcane/molten/mortar and the such.

or does that not count like that in the game. same with champions who melee attack or ranged attack wouldnt you get more bonus from having each?

When entering my base armor of 3038 into the calculator, it shows in buffed armour as 4708, calculated from 60% increase.

Force armor is 65%, so my buffed armor should be 5232, based off 65% increase.

I downloaded the code to see if it was incorrect value being applied, but found the multiplier to be correct at 0.65 in model/wizard.js

Why does it calculate the armor buff incorrectly at 60%

?

Am I missing something? How is it possible that the tooltip beside armor says that, with already 100.000 armor (or 1.000.000, or more...) that if I get +10 Armor I always get +1018 EHP? Since the formula which gives amount of damage reduced for given armor and mlvl, fixing the mlvl, is an hyperbole:

A/(A+50*ml)

I would expect that with great amount of armor the contribution given adding even more armor in terms of EHP goes to 0. Am I missing something?

p.s. same thing applies for All Res, and probably for other sources of damage reduction, instead, dexterity reduces EHP added as intended...

people want to input all of their seperate resistances

"Intellect" converts directly to "Resist All" at a rate of 10:1.
"Strength" converts directly to "Armor" at a rate of 1:1.

I added it already, but it should show stacking with melee/ranged/magic I think

orignal quoted from Lupyn - http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/character/kragjin/Lupyn/

Also i have a suggestion on something you should add: Effective Healing Multiplier
EHP is only one end of the formula that makes up your survivability, the other is your ability to heal yourself against incoming damage. The actual selfheal of a character depends on a LOT of variables (how many enemies you hit whith wich skill for LOH, how much damage you do with Lifesteal, the AS/DPS ratio of enemies for Block etc.) and thus it wouldn't be very productive to make a calculator for actual selfheal because the circumstances of the fight are always different. But damage mitgation still affects your effective healing while your HP does not which is why your EHP is not a suffecient indicator on how effective your healing is supported by certain stats/buffs, here an example:

Player A has 100 Hit points and 0% damage mitgation, thus his EHP is 100 and his healing multipler is 1 (all healing is multiplied by 1 and the result is his effective healing).

Player B has 50 Hit points and 50% damage mitgation and thus his EHP is also 100 BUT his healing multiplier is 2 which means that all his healing skills/LOH etc. are 2 times as effective as those from Player A (all his healing is multiplied by 2 and the result is his effective healing)

Here is a simple formula i use in my spreadsheet to calculate the effective healing multiplier:
EHM = 1/((1-DMS1)(1-DMS2)(1-DMS3)(1-DMS4)(1-DMSn))

EHM: Effective Healing Multiplier
DMS: Damage Mitgation Source (i.e. DMS1=70% armor, DMS2=40% resists, DMS3=30% Dodge, DMS4=25% from resolve etc.)

Are you working on adding Block % into the calc?

Dropdown with x amount of sockets, adding input boxes for stats

be nice if you could put stats for a current gear piece and a possible upgrade and see if it increases or reduces your ehp since if you lose alot of vit but may gain alot of resists losing the vit will change how much ehp each point of resists is worth

Step 1) Choose character or input new
Step 2) Enjoy
** Step 3) Compare items **

Inputing a new char you should be able to put in the stats + what skills are already included

This is a very important value I guess, and it is not mentioned. But as far as I know it works the same way as dodge (exept the fact that it doesn't trigger an revenge for barbs.)

As EHP do not take into account healing, a more helpful statistic would be time to live.

What?

What it does is (assuming no dodges/blocks) asking:
How long will I be able to survive against a certain unmitigated incoming DPS
given my current mitigation and life + regen?

Why?

Let's assume these two scenarios:

1. We have 10,000 Health and 90% mitigation. EHP = (10,000 * (1 - 0.9)) = 100,000
2. We have 20,000 Health and 80% mitigation. EHP = (20,000 * (1 - 0.8)) = 100,000

Now let's assume we have incoming damage of 10,000 / s. Without heals our TTL is now:

1. 10,000 / (10,000 * (1 - 0.9) per second) = 10 s
2. 20,000 / (10,000 * (1 - 0.8) per second) = 10 s

Still the same, but if we include heals (potions, skills) of 600 / s:

1. 10,000 / (10,000 * (1 - 0.9) / s - 600 / s) = 25 s
2. 20,000 / (10,000 * (1 - 0.8) / s - 600 / s) = 14 s

So we can see, that if we want to get a true picture of our survivability, we need to
look at TTL instead of EHP.

Calculation is taken from http://www.reddit.com/r/Diablo3Strategy/comments/u86gt/monk_effective_health_is_not_the_beallendall_for/

ooh, and wouldn't it just be possible to make another check box that says "Mantra of Evasion Activation bonus" and just make that add another 15%. Would be a neat way to test out how much it affects your Dodge ehp =)

Seek out a compiled list of monster damage per act and give an estimate of progression based on current EHP