Unfortunately, the price of 300 Divinity was not eligible for the 50% discount.
Of course, to Qin Feng, 300 Divinity amounted to only 3,000 years of lifespan, even cheaper than an Ascension Scroll.
Qin Feng looked at the equipment:
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[Prism Bracers of the Lookout (Divinity Armament)] [Grade: Ancient Grade] [Universal hand armor. Physical defense +1609, All-Element Resistance +1609, Hit Adjustment +848%, Cooldown Speed +369%, Weakness Attack multiplier +2.7x, required level 35.] [Special: Stripping (higher-order) +104.] [Unique Effect: Prism Projection! Any projectile you release will generate 2 additional identical projectiles, dealing identical damage and effects to the same target!] [Divinity: 36/36 (replenish 1 Divinity per 27 years of lifespan)] [Rule effect: Limit-Breaking Projection! Consume 36 Divinity to gain the "Limit-Breaking Projection" buff for 10 seconds (134.2 seconds). During the buff, any projectile you release will generate 3 additional identical projectiles, dealing identical damage or effects to the same target!] (Note: "Prism Projection" and "Limit-Breaking Projection" stack multiplicatively!)
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What was an overpowered effect?
This was!
"Prism Projection can turn each projectile I release from one into three."
"For example, my Demon Shadow Blade..."
"This is a permanently active passive effect."
"Especially if I activate the rule effect, Limit-Breaking Projection. The two stack multiplicatively!"
What did stacking multiplicatively mean?
If the calculation were additive, then casting Demon Shadow Blade once would throw out 1 + 2 + 3 = 6 Demon Shadow Blades.
But since they stacked multiplicatively, casting Demon Shadow Blade once would throw out (1 + 2) × (1 + 3) = 12 Demon Shadow Blades!
The logic was that the projectile first benefited from the "Prism Projection" passive, turning one into three.
Each of those three Demon Shadow Blades could then benefit from "Limit-Breaking Projection," turning one into four, ultimately resulting in 3 × 4 =