Guild Wars 2

Hello everyone,
I’ve got question.

When you putting your conditions on a target they’re stacking. Then another person, with different condition damage stat, will come and put the same condition, let’s take bleeding for this example.After this another person will come to add condition and this one also will have different condition damage level.

What damage would target takes from them?

Your damage from your bleed shown on your screen. And he will see his damage on his screen with said 2 bleed stack.
This is my educated guess.

What if you get to the limit? Whose conditions will be put on target after it will decrease to 24/23 from 25? If I will be a pesron who riches limit first with only my stacks, what would the others see? Zero???

At my current understanding once 25stacks of bleed have been reached, any new ones going up after there is already 25 are just lost stacks. I’m pretty sure they don’t refresh so if the target is at 25 stacks and you have 3 stacks of bleed in that 25 you’ll have to get lucky and apply 3 new ones right as a few stacks drop. Unlike poison which seems to be who ever has the most recent poison application sees the damage.

After the max stacks of 25 is reached you will only see your base dmg. No more bleeds will be applied until one stack is lost and you can land a stack of your own. Am I clear?

Not quite, if someone applies a bleed that will deal more damage that yours, it will start replacing your stacks.

Sjach Darasv.3729:

Not quite, if someone applies a bleed that will deal more damage that yours, it will start replacing your stacks.

No, it decidedly will not. It’s FCFS. If you get lucky it’ll land. More’n likely it won’t.

What about my first question? Anyone have any idea? Or maybe Tony is right?

Yerz.3478:

What about my first question? Anyone have any idea? Or maybe Tony is right?

Bleeds are like direct damage attacks. They stack in “intensity”, but each stack will do its calculated damage as normal. There is zero benefit to having 20 conditions or 1 on a target – each condition will do its own damage. The only difference from normal attacks is that past 25 in a short time frame against a single target, some attacks will randomly fail to work at all excepting base direct damage.