About Bloodborne level calculator
About Latest Posts Having cut his teeth in the writing game at WhatifGaming, Jae has turned his attention to writing about his most beloved genre, RPGs. Jae is a huge fan of the Bloodborne series, and this love has inspired him to play other games in the FromSoft catalog, and he's been following the Assassin's Creed series since its inception. Latest posts by John-Carlo Vijuan (see all) Bloodborne Hunter Character Guide - September 8, 2022 Bloodborne Soft Caps Explained - March 18, 2022 Bloodborne DLC Guide - March 16, 2022 So you want to grind and level your character to the max in Bloodborne to alleviate the game’s difficulty? Oh boy, do I have some bad news for you. Although leveling up will yield easier runs through lower leveled areas, there’s a thing in Bloodborne called “Soft Caps” and “Hard Caps.”In this article, we will be tackling these topics. What’s the difference between soft caps and hard caps? Why should you care about these factors? Without further ado, let’s get to it.Bottom Line Upfront: Soft and Hard Caps are the points of diminishing returns in the stats present in Bloodborne.What Are Soft Caps?Soft caps are certain thresholds wherein you’ll get less return for every stat that you put into that category. An example of this is in the statistic called vitality; if you level up the vitality from the very beginning, once you hit 30 points in vitality, every point added on top of that will yield diminishing returns.To put this into perspective, let’s have a theoretical analysis here. Let’s assume that you start with 100 HP and increase your vitality stat. You gain an additional 20 HP per point until you reach the soft cap 30. Once you reach the soft cap of 30, instead of gaining an extra 20 hp per point, you instead get 15, 14, 13, 12, and so forth.With that explanation, we can conclude that soft caps are the point wherein diminishing returns start.What Are Hard Caps?Hard caps are much worse penalties or harsher diminishing returns than soft caps. Let’s retake the vitality example and put it into the context of hard cap.In soft cap, you’re still getting at least a reasonable amount of returns per added point to the vitality. However, upon reaching the hard cap, you get much less than what you’re investing for the stat.Instead of getting 15 points after reaching the hard cap of 50 for vitality, theoretically, you’d only get five hp per added stat. These much lower diminishing returns continue up until you’re getting almost nothing out of the added stat.Hopefully, this explanation can help you differentiate between soft and hard caps.Soft Caps and Hard Caps Per Stats in
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