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Does Overcharge and Call Of Brine stack?

KoopaPlush
KoopaPlush Member Posts: 5
in Ask the Community

I was gonna do a build revolving of Insidious and Dragons Grip. I was gonna put on Call Of Brine but I remember Overcharge exists so I put on Overcharge instead, but then I thought about if I put on both. So if I equip both, Will I get a 255 regression on gens?

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  • Jay_Whyask
    Jay_Whyask Member Posts: 614
    Answer ✓

    I'm confident believing that regression begins at 125% and then caps at whatever Overcharge says.

    I like your idea of 255% regression though.

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  • MarbleThrone
    MarbleThrone Member Posts: 493

    They do stack, which is part of the reason why they got nerfed. In the old '3-gen meta', with Overcharge and Call Of Brine both being at 200%, you could have a gen regress at 400% if nobody stopped it in time, making this combination insanely strong.

    However, even after the nerfs they still stack, but the effects are of course not as strong as before.

  • sizzlingmario4
    sizzlingmario4 Member Posts: 7,057
    edited May 2024

    They stack, but the maximum is 155%, not 255%.

    The regression values in those perk descriptions include the base 100% regression, so when thinking about putting these two perks together, we can only include that 100% once, not twice. On its own, Overcharge essentially starts at 85%, and then over 30 seconds it increases by 45%, up to 130%. CoB on its own makes it 125% of normal for 60 seconds, or in other words, adds an extra 25% to the normal regression rate.

    So if you use both of them, the regression will start at 110% of normal (85% from Overcharge + the 25% extra from CoB) and then gradually increase over 30 seconds to 155%. After 60 seconds total have passed, then it will go back down to 130% (because CoB only works for 60 seconds).