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what's splash damaging?

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i just read somewhere, but what is it, i don't understand...

 

 

 

anyone help please?

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when you cast a magic atk and instead of hitting damage like 1,2,3 or even hitting a 0 you hit a splash. so istead of a number appearing, a little splash appears were the number would be.

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It also means you failed to cast the spell.

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so, it's like casting non-aggressive spells on monsters, so you get magic exp, but no hp exp?

 

 

 

Because it was a picture of someone splash training at freaky forester random event...

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bargain!!!, i'll do it, meet you tommorow at wamby beach!

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Not sure about Runescape, but outside of RS, "splash damage" means about the same as "area damage", in other word, it is an attack that damages not just a single target, but every target within a certain radius. It is a rather well-known expression in gaming world. E.g. "Grenades do splash damage" etc.

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hmm, i never thought of it like that, seeing as the only splash damaging things in rs are ancients and chinachompas, i think atleast, so yeah, you wouldn't want to waste those at pheasents in a random event... just let this die, i'v figured out what it means

 

 

 

 

 

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