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It doesn't work like that.

Basic damage is always the same, it depends on your equipment and talents, and gets reduced by your opponents equipment/talents.

Bonus damage is different against each opponent because there's a formula which is applied when calculating the percentage of bonus damage you have in a fight. How much bonus damage is activated against an opponent depends on the amount of strength you have in opposed to your opponent's endurance.

Check your battle modifications, if, for example, you have 100 basic damage and 500 bonus damage, when you fight someone you will have 100 basic damage minus the amount your opponent is reducing,

and you will have % of 500 bonus damage in that specific fight.

Your strength divided by ( Your strength + opponent's endurance ) = percentage of your bonus damage that is going to be activated

so, let's say you have 150 strength, your opponent has 300 endurance

150 / ( 150+300 ) = 0.33 or 33%

since you have 500 bonus damage, in that fight you will have 33% of 500 bonus damage, which is 165

In total, you will hit for 100 basic damage and 165 bonus damage = 265 damage

Then, whatever your opponent reduces goes down from those amounts ( -basic damage (on opponent) reduces only your basic damage, -bonus damage (on opponent) reduces only your bonus damage).

There is no definite value which can corelate between attributes and basic/bonus modifications in such a way like you asked.

Strength vs Endurance (bonus damage)

Dexterity vs Defence (bonus hit chance)

Charisma vs Charisma (bonus chance)

If you have any other questions, I'll be happy to help.

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It doesn't work like that.

Basic damage is always the same, it depends on your equipment and talents, and gets reduced by your opponents equipment/talents.

Bonus damage is different against each opponent because there's a formula which is applied when calculating the percentage of bonus damage you have in a fight. How much bonus damage is activated against an opponent depends on the amount of strength you have in opposed to your opponent's endurance.

Check your battle modifications, if, for example, you have 100 basic damage and 500 bonus damage, when you fight someone you will have 100 basic damage minus the amount your opponent is reducing,

and you will have % of 500 bonus damage in that specific fight.

Your strength divided by ( Your strength + opponent's endurance ) = percentage of your bonus damage that is going to be activated

so, let's say you have 150 strength, your opponent has 300 endurance

150 / ( 150+300 ) = 0.33 or 33%

since you have 500 bonus damage, in that fight you will have 33% of 500 bonus damage, which is 165

In total, you will hit for 100 basic damage and 165 bonus damage = 265 damage

Then, whatever your opponent reduces goes down from those amounts ( -basic damage (on opponent) reduces only your basic damage, -bonus damage (on opponent) reduces only your bonus damage).

There is no definite value which can corelate between attributes and basic/bonus modifications in such a way like you asked.

Strength vs Endurance (bonus damage)

Dexterity vs Defence (bonus hit chance)

Charisma vs Charisma (bonus chance)

If you have any other questions, I'll be happy to help.

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So that mean bonus damage isnt that good, aim for basic damage is better right?

Currently i'm trying to max endurance for longer fight, but against PVP is really trash, lot of players put point into basic damage talent which is against my endurance, seem like the best i could do against PVP is raising my defence

A mix of both is best. At 300+ lvl, you should pretty much take all +12 basic damage talents. The only ones that you probably dont need are the +6 basic damage ones, as there are some better options. But it all depends on your opponents, your playstyle and how strong you are.