to get dmg from zeus via static field you have to be in a certain range to zeus. Which means a global nimbus wont proc the static field. But i think that if zeus casts nimbus and enemies are neraby the get a static field hit. If they get a static field hit everytime the lightning strikes while zeus is nearby is something i doubt, cuz zeus himself isnt casting it
and u got ur answer what more u want
if u dont believe me go check urself it takes like 5 mins
oh the Wiki doesn't specifically answer that question and im not entirely sure how to test that out in demo mode. i dont understand the functionality or how to check numbers in demo mode.
Why don't you test in demo mode?You can get answer yourself.
Are u a retard that don't know how to do it?
figured it out ;[ didnt realize there was a test dummy cause heros have passive magic resistance so it wasnt easy. but yea Nimbus doesnt proc static field no matter how close you are to the field, Zeus himself has to cast either QWR to proc static field. i just wanted more experienced peoples answers besides my own 2ks opinion. anyway ALenari and Icetea are assholes
yea man sry for giving u the right(and obvious) answer right away, i promise to be nicer next time!
nvm if you're within 1200 meters the initial lightning bolt from Nimbus will proc Static Field but the Lightning bolts after will not.
The first Lightning Bolt casted from Nimbus Procs Static Field if youre within 1200 meters though so you were wrong.
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Was wondering if static is procc'ed inside the nimbus field each time a lightning strike occurs.