How is damage calculated?

Estimated damage = base × (1 + spirit%/100) × (1 + weapon%/100) × (1 + bonus%/100) × headshot multiplier × (1 − resist%/100). Amplification stages are multiplicative. Final display rounds to one decimal.

What do the percent fields mean?

Enter bonuses as percentages, not decimals: +18% spirit means type 18. Empty spirit, weapon, bonus, or resist fields default to 0; an empty headshot field defaults to 1× (body).

Does this match live Deadlock damage?

No. It is a planning model with clamped ranges and one combined resist %. Patches, falloff, damage types, and hidden mechanics can change real numbers—compare builds with your own tooltip or training-mode values.

What happens if I enter values outside the shown ranges?

The calculator clamps them for the estimate (for example resist above 95% uses 95%) and shows which fields were adjusted so the result matches the values actually used.

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Deadlock Damage Calculator

Estimate Deadlock hit damage from base, multiplicative spirit/weapon/bonus %, headshot multiplier, and resist—planning math for build comparisons.

Inputs

Planning model only—multiplicative amps and one combined resist %. Live matches can differ.

Base damage

Per-hit or per-tick value before your stats (tooltip, range log, or practice dummy).

Damage amplification

Spirit amplification (%) · -80 to 200

First multiplicative layer. Enter percent: +18 → type 18.

Weapon amplification (%) · -80 to 200

Second multiplicative layer after spirit (same % convention).

Bonus amplification (%) · -50 to 150

Optional lump % (talents, buffs) before headshot. Empty defaults to 0.

Hit modifier

Headshot multiplier (×) · 1 to 3

1 = body hit; ~1.5 = typical crit/head for comparisons. Empty defaults to 1×.

Target resistance

Bullet resist (%) · 0 to 95

One combined damage-reduction percent for this hit type. Empty defaults to 0.

Estimate

Estimated damage

74.2

Rounded to 1 decimal

After amplification: 63.4
After headshot (×): 95.2
After resistance: 74.2
Final (rounded): 74.2

How this estimate works

Amplification stages are multiplied in order: spirit, then weapon, then bonus. Resistance is one combined percentage applied last. Values may differ from live gameplay because of patches, hidden mechanics, rounding, falloff, or effects outside this model.

After amplification = base × (1 + spirit%/100) × (1 + weapon%/100) × (1 + bonus%/100), with each % clamped to the ranges shown on the inputs.
After headshot = after amplification × headshot multiplier (clamped 1–3×).
After resistance = after headshot × (1 − resist%/100), resist clamped to 0–95%.
Final damage is rounded to one decimal for display.

Use this to compare builds with numbers you already trust from tooltips or training mode—not as a complete Deadlock combat simulator.

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