Soft caps hard caps

[Gravitus]

Can someone refresh me on the difference and where do I find a guide on such caps?

 

Thanks   

[Vanden]

Soft cap: You can make the number bigger, but it won't make a difference

 

Hard cap: You can't make the number bigger

[Demon Shell]

This link should help.

 

https://paragonwiki.com/wiki/Limits

[Gravitus]

Ty

[Haijinx]

Actually I have a related question on Hard Caps

 

If I have capped resist at 90, but the actual number is 110, does that mean I have reserve for being Resist Debuffed.  Or since its hard capped, that extra is completely wasted? 

 

 

[Pyriold]

  On 9/2/2019 at 8:16 AM, Vanden said:

Soft cap: You can make the number bigger, but it won't make a difference

 

Hard cap: You can't make the number bigger

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Both are only accurate most of the time. Quite often you get debuffed and depending on you having debuff resistance, extra numbers can be very critical. For example my fortunata has pretty nice defenses, but no debuff resistance... So even when she is softcapped, if she gets a quicksand under her feet (big defense debuff), she suddenly is pretty squishy again.

[Demon Shell]

  On 9/2/2019 at 8:41 AM, Haijinx said:

Actually I have a related question on Hard Caps

 

If I have capped resist at 90, but the actual number is 110, does that mean I have reserve for being Resist Debuffed.  Or since its hard capped, that extra is completely wasted?

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Yes, it would create a buffer where your resist can't be dropped unless it's debuffed by a value greater than 20%.

  On 9/2/2019 at 10:50 AM, Pyriold said:

Both are only accurate most of the time. Quite often you get debuffed and depending on you having debuff resistance, extra numbers can be very critical. For example my fortunata has pretty nice defenses, but no debuff resistance... So even when she is softcapped, if she gets a quicksand under her feet (big defense debuff), she suddenly is pretty squishy again.

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Fortunata's have defense debuff resistance. They get it from Foresight. It's not very much (neither is the to-hit debuff resistance they get from the Widow version of Combat Training: Offensive), but it's leagues better than the nothing Soldiers get.