Just curious, why would you assume that Lupi has extremely high power such as 10k as opposed to normal power levels and simply extremely high damage coefficients?
Mostly logic and common sense, with some math.
Knowing the dmg formula, reflect formula, my own stats, and Lupi’s armor, and then recording how hard frenzied blast hit about 50 times from my reflects, the only unknown variables left in the final formula were lupi’s power, frenzied blast coefficient, and his weapon strength. Then, knowing that majority of our weapon coefficients are round (ie 0.600 / 1.925 / 2.000 / 0.550 / 0.125 / 3.000 / etc) and are usually less than 3.000 I assumed frenzied blast coefficient must follow similar pattern. Then, seeing as pretty much all lupi’s attacks hit extremely hard and knowing how anet loves to copy-paste skills throughout the game it made sense to assume that lupi’s skill coefficients are low like every other coefficient and it’s the power that is inflated. After plugging in various coefficients I came across a combo that was awfully convenient – 1.850 for skill coefficient, 10,000 for power, and 1,000 for weapon strength (equal to most ascended weapons).
Having such round numbers made my math very easy in the long run. Of course, you can assume anything you want as long as the assumed multipliers actually fit the equation.
