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The building aftershock collapse safety is quantified by performing IDA to collapse using sequential ground motions, where at each intensity, the structural model is subjected to a “damaging” mainshock ground motion followed by a “collapsing” aftershock ground motion. Note that the goal here is to assess aftershock collapse vulnerability.

Has anyone else been doing more damage with aftershock than with ancestral swiftness (lvl 60 tier talents)? The big thing Ive been noticing is how many more earth shocks Im getting off. Other things are that I dont ever have to worry about how im going to set up my maelstrom for full length flame. For example, Staff of Sliske with Aftershock 3+Invigorating1, and Precise4Equilibrium2 is best in slot for magic 2h weapons. P4E2 is more ideal than P5E1 for magic due to 4 tick autoattacks. P5E1 is the best of the best for Range and Melee. Only attempt these endgame gizmos at 120 invention. They are incredibly rare and expensive.

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