Is ATK better than physical damage?

Neither ATK nor Physical Damage is universally "better"; they serve different purposes, but for characters who primarily deal physical damage, a Physical DMG Bonus stat is generally more impactful for increasing their damage output than a general ATK% stat, as it provides a direct multiplier to those specific white-font numbers, while ATK boosts all damage, including elemental, but often less effectively for pure physical builds. Choose Physical DMG for dedicated physical DPS like Razor or Eula; choose ATK% for supports or characters with mixed damage types.
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Is physical damage bonus better than attack?

Atk increases all your damage, regardless if it's elemental or physical or anything like that. Typically though, when there's a type of damage that narrows everything down (physical damage bonus, for example) on an artifact, that artifact will give you more damage bonus than it ever will on plain attack.
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What is the difference between ATK and damage?

Attack is your roll to hit against a target's enemy Damage is how much you hurt them if you do hit.
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Is atk or atk% better in Genshin Impact?

For most characters in the late game (AR 45+), ATK% is significantly better than flat ATK as a substat because it scales with your high base ATK (from character + weapon) for much larger gains, while flat ATK offers minimal boosts. Flat ATK can be useful at very low levels or for characters with exceptionally low base ATK (like Barbara), but it quickly becomes negligible compared to the massive damage percentage ATK% provides as you level up.
 
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What is 100% crit damage?

100% Crit Damage (Critical Damage) means that when your attack does crit (based on your Crit Rate), it deals double the normal damage (100% more damage than the base hit), because most games start you with a baseline of 50% Crit Damage, so 100% CD adds 100% to that, making it 200% total damage. It's a crucial stat that directly multiplies the damage of your critical hits, making them significantly stronger. 
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Is CRIT DMG or crit rate better?

Neither is strictly better; you need both, but the ideal balance is usually around a 2:1 ratio of Crit Damage to Crit Rate, aiming for at least 50-60% Crit Rate for consistency before stacking Crit Damage, as high damage means nothing if you rarely crit. Think of Crit Rate as the chance to hit hard, and Crit Damage as how hard you hit when you do; without rate, damage stats are wasted. 
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Does Sunday need 200 CRIT DMG?

Your stat goals for Sunday should be at least 200% Crit DMG, as much Effect RES, DEF, and HP as possible, and enough Speed to let him take his turn after the party's main damage-dealer.
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What is the 50/50 rule in Genshin Impact?

The 50/50 rule in Genshin Impact refers to the 50% chance you have on a limited character banner to get the featured 5-star character versus a standard 5-star character. If you lose the 50/50 (get a standard character), you are guaranteed the limited character on your next 5-star pull, resetting the 50/50 for that next pull. It's a key part of the gacha wishing system, linked to the pity mechanic, where losing the 50/50 "guarantees" the featured character next time. 
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What does physical dmg do?

Any damage that isn't elemental is considered physical damage. Physical damage bonus would increase that amount of damage. Physical damage is shown as white. The best options for this would be claymore wielders, like Razor or Eula.
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Is ATK good for Xiao?

Xiao is a relatively simple character whose damage scales purely from ATK, CRIT Rate and CRIT DMG (as well as DMG Bonus). We recommend a minimum of 70% CRIT Rate on Xiao, and further CRIT stats should ideally be balanced in a 1:2 ratio.
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What is the highest crit dmg?

The highest Crit Damage in Genshin Impact is achieved by using a combination of characters, weapons, and artifacts with high Crit Damage stats. According to various sources, including the Genshin Impact Wiki and player reports, the highest Crit Damage that can be achieved in the game is around 800-1000% Crit Damage.
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What are the two types of physical damage?

Physical damage is a type of damage which includes three subtypes:
  • Blunt damage is usually dealt by hammers. (Some swords, daggers and scythes inflict blunt damage.)
  • Piercing damage is usually dealt by bows, daggers, and spears. ...
  • Slashing damage is usually dealt by swords, axes, daggers, and scythes.
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How to calculate atk bonus and damage?

The basic formula to calculate your PC's attack bonus is Ability Modifier + Proficiency Bonus + Enchanted Item Bonus + Class Features. Use your PC's Strength (STR) modifier to calculate their attack bonus with melee weapons and their Dexterity (DEX) bonus while using ranged weapons.
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What is physical damage?

Physical Damage means any tangible injury to a Property, whether caused by accident, natural occurrence, or any other reason, including damage caused by defects in construction, land subsidence, earth movement or slippage, fire, flood, earthquake, riot, vandalism or any environmental condition including contamination ...
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Does dmg boost affect break dmg?

Super Break DMG cannot CRIT Hit and is not affected by DMG Boost effects.
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Who is the rarest 5 * in Genshin Impact?

The rarest 5-star in Genshin Impact is often considered Aloy, due to her limited-time availability during a crossover event in 2021 with no re-runs ever scheduled, making her unobtainable now, while other potentially rare ones include standard banner characters rarely seen in play like Jean or Qiqi in the early game. For specific limited-time pulls, characters who haven't had banners in a long time, like Kazuha (pre-rerun), were rare but are generally re-run.
 
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How rare is 90 Pity in Genshin Impact?

What they found is that getting to 90 pity is a one in. 13 million chances.
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Are you guaranteed a 5 star after losing 50/50?

Yes, in Genshin Impact, after you lose the 50/50 (don't get the featured limited character), your very next 5-star pull on that Character Event Banner is guaranteed to be the featured character; this "guarantee" carries over to future banners if you don't pull the character. The system ensures that if you lose the first 50/50, the subsequent 5-star won't be another random one, but the one you want, making it a "guaranteed" win for that next pity. 
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Can super break dmg crit?

It does not. Break (and Superbreak) is not affected by ATK, CRIT, or even DMG multipliers from elemental orbs or Ruan Mei's trace. Only the Break Effect stat on gear directly impacts (Super) break damage.
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Does 100% crit rate mean every hit is a crit?

Yes, in most video games, 100% critical hit rate (Crit Rate) means every single hit is a guaranteed critical hit, dealing bonus damage, but exceeding 100% is usually a wasted stat because you can't crit more than every time. However, some mechanics, special conditions (like elemental reactions), or game-specific exceptions (like "true damage") might prevent crits even at 100% Crit Rate, making it feel inconsistent sometimes, notes this Reddit thread and this Facebook thread. 
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