The incident started when a classmate of the streamer said in the group chat that “even if snakes cost twice as much and poisonous dogs aren’t playable, I still won’t play.” The streamer was very angry, but couldn’t argue back.
So, when the streamer got home at night, he stayed up late to calculate the output from the snake bites. Since he only had one phone, which he also needed to use for gathering various materials, he resorted to the primitive method of calculating by hand. In the end, he used up two notebooks and three pens.
The streamer successfully calculated the damage output from “Snake Bites”. As we all know, the number of poison layers accumulates over time. So, by reaching 7999999996 layers of poisoning—that is, after dealing 1142857142 “Snake Bites”—the total long-term damage over seven rounds per bite would be 56 billion. The short-term damage per round would be around 8 billion. It would take roughly 100 battles to deplete this amount of damage, so even in 100 battles, the output wouldn’t be that high.
Meanwhile, the next day, the streamer accidentally calculated the values for the viewers’ cards as well. The figures were roughly similar to those of “Snake Bite” – around 50 billion. A month later, in a moment of carelessness, the streamer calculated the values for several other high-tier cards after staying up late. The long-term values for cards like “Iron Gate”, “Eternal Armor”, “Parry”, and “Rolling Stone” all exceeded 300 billion. Most of the other cards had values of over 500 million.
After I sent these to my classmate, he became completely silent. Remember this, family: next time someone looks down on you, just stay up late and calculate the damage they’d inflict if they tried to push you around. It’ll scare them to death.