I have a question about League of Legends bloodsucking. I hope that people who have done experiments will come in and help me solve them. Don't answer through hearsay. Thank you! !

The first one is to calculate the armor magic resistance while paying attention to the damage.

The second idea is a joke-which vampire is the real harm?

Stealing a life is aimed at ordinary attack qwer, and the attack special effects brought by skills are not counted.

Spell bloodsucking translation is not appropriate. Some passive bloodsucking and some attack special effects bloodsucking should be translated into skill bloodsucking qwer.

(Vampire's English Skills: Skills are abilities. Whether physical magic is real or harmless, jumping is a skill. Qwer is a skill as long as he can press the keyboard.

I repeat, this is not physical blood sucking, nor is it magical blood sucking.

This is stealing life and skills to suck blood.

Distinguish between ordinary attacks and skills rather than physical damage or magical damage.

For example, Raven is full of ad injuries, but the blood sword will not get blood sucking because of his qqwer, and passive skills will not give Raven an extra reply.

Pan Sen didn't know that Pan Sen was covered in blood with a blood sword.

Olaf e and worm r are really hurting them. They are skills that count as blood-sucking skills, and they will not stop sucking blood because they are not physics or magic.

Rare hit skills, that is, skills that trigger attack special effects, are calculated according to general attacks, so ez's Q is stealing lives.

A few attack special effects, some bloodsucking and some not bloodsucking.

Teemo e card e lulu passive vn w clockwork passive all have magic damage, but it does not trigger popsicles without sucking blood.

I don't know the specific reason, but one of the same characteristics of * * * is that these skills have no active effect, so you can click to switch.

Bug's e-angel's e-card's W Jax qr and so on, these skills that can control the switch can trigger hair cutting and blood sucking.

After testing, the passive headshot of the policewoman increases the damage of the next attack, so it can't trigger the skill to suck blood, but it makes the general attack damage of the policewoman more, which is naturally stealing her life.

Maybe so, but Draven's axe was stolen with his life as an attack special effect. I don't know why this happened. It's almost the same anyway. After all, lol's calculation method of attack special effects is already very confusing.

If you have any questions, just ask.

Please adopt it if it helps.