Alot of you probably already know this, but deathmark is stackable. If you can get it to tripple stack using thrawn lead, you can do alot of dmg with Veers' assist attack or thrawn's fracture. So for those who didn't know, this might be usefull information. I'm sure others can get better scores than i did, but as "proof" here's a phase 3 score on tier 6 difficulty:
What's up with the difference in damage deathmark does though? I can't figure out why that is, nothing i can come up with seems plausible. It's driving me nuts
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a guild mate of mine got to 7.2m I got to 5m myself
I am however mainly interrested in the difference in damage from deathmark, hehe. That really drives me nuts.
This ^^ @leef, what mods are you using , or how the . . . do you get triple DM?
I was just messing around to be honest, but i think 1 DM before topple is key. Once the first DM is applied you can topple with AoE and just try to give DT as many turns as possible using TM swap with thrawn and that special ability "maneuver" from thrawn lead to reduce "terminate" cooldown asap.
edit: keep in mind it's only tier6. I don't think it will work on heroic.
How does the individual player damage add up to about 1.5M, but the total damage dealt be over 7M!?
Certain damages such as detonators, expose, and Death mark will add to the total but is not attributed to an individual.
Interesting. I figured, but also sort of figured... ah, I guess because it's multiple factors.... so DT deathmarks someone, and then Raid Han makes a hit, neither get credit? Wouldn't Raid Han be counted for doing that damage? No big deal, not that this sort of nitty gritty matters, but curious.
When Raid Han hits a deathmarked target, he deals X damage, then deathmark triggers for Y damage.
The boss will lose X+Y health.
Han will get credit for X damage. No character gets credit for the Y damage, but it is added to the player's score at the end of the run.