I accept alone activated with blaze so I can not allege for assertive about all the elements plan this way, but I don't see why they would not. I aswell am not abiding how weakness/resistances are affected in combat.
Ring bugged +10 blaze damage, account is avoid basal resistance...
On an adversary anemic to fire, it accord an added 10dmg.
On an adversary not anemic or resistant, it accord an added 10dmg.
On an adversary resistant, it accord an added 0dmg.
I activate it awe-inspiring that the ring gave aforementioned dmg on a anemic ambition as a non anemic ambition and on the aggressive one it did nothing.
Could it accept been because of the account of avoid elem attrition that it dealt the aforementioned dmg to a non anemic target? And that I had too low elem avoid to admission the aggressive target? I was beneath the consequence that adjoin a anemic target your dmg would get added a bit as adjoin to adjoin a anemic ambition you in fact accord the dmg that are displayed on your weapon and adjoin a aggressive or non aggressive you will accord less.
I was aswell q little agitated that avoid elem resistances did not assume to do annihilation adjoin a aggressive target, ESOM Gold but I charge to analysis that added to get a bigger understanding.
It is because of how resistances work. Mobs who are attrition to elements accept a actual ample bulk of aggressive to that element... enough to abate your basal accident done to it in that basal to 1. So 6 basal acute for example is functionally the aforementioned as 6 added basal accident - if you don't do abundant basal accident to aperture that inherent attrition it is still bargain to 1.
You CAN bore the attrition of low akin mobs in lower floors of Abysm because they don't accept abundant abject attrition to adverse your basal accident - but at akin 50 and aloft I've not been able to do added than 1 accident with an element to a aggressive mob.
Keep in apperception that Basal acute will acceptable be actual advantageous in PvP as players wont be sitting on hundreds of basal resist.