I couldn't find much on this but i did find a bit here. Damage can be reduced in Diablo III by various character skills and traits, as well as by equipment bonuses. Reduction differs from resistance in that it reduces damage by a set amount, rather than lowering the damage taken by a percentage. Nothing is yet known about Diablo III's order of operations in damage calculations, so it's not known how the game will process damage.
In Diablo II, reduce and absorb bonuses were calculated 'after resistance lowered the incoming damage, making them very valuable. Blocking is a property granted by the use of a shield, or by other items or weapons, in rare situations.
Blocking works very differently in Diablo III than in past games in the series. In D3, blocking is basically an item based form of absorb, reducing the physical damage of attacks by a set amount, one based on the shield being used and potentially modified by skills or traits. There is a difference between Attacking and damaging. If you attack a monster, it is an attempt to do damage to it. It is not guaranteed that the attack is successful.
In case of damage the attack was successful. For damage in the Diablo II engine, the maximum amount available to be dealt in a single hit is 2 This number, however, is reduced severely when used in Player Vs Player scenarios. After the ES effect, Damage Reduction by Integer takes effect, henceforth DR and can reduce, by the limits of the game engine, up to instances of 63 damage reduction.
This reduces the The Absorption reduces the damage further, and will be explained by their two different types. However, they also heal the same amount, which in turn doubles it's effective value. This reduces, in a perfect scenario, the Absorbs by integer can reach a maximum easily above , if using the character limits, rendering the elemental damage able to HEAL instead of hurt, however, for simplicity's sake, a small integer of will be used.
This would reduce the damage further from The heal would then reduce the damage by That's a lot of hurt, and a very sickly poison. Maybe Lilith herself concocted this with some help from Rathma and Alkor? Nonetheless, it's also reduced by the PVP penalty to rounded per frame, which is still ridiculous.
There are no poison absorbs, so the damage cannot be absorbed like the other elements. It can, however, be reduced by time, by various different sources. It reduces the overall damage similar to absorbs, as poison damage is calculated as XXX damage over XXX seconds and then it is transcribed as, when the damage value is selected, to XXX damage per frame for XXX seconds which would then greatly reduce the damage done.
As the elemental damages from above, it only skips the resistances part and is absorbed by the possible absorbs available. Note that Magic resists are there, but they are, however, unable to be accessed by the game's base drop rates and affixes, which does not allow magical resistance. In Diablo III, damage is calculated in a different way. Each step is multiplicatively reducing all damage suffered.
There is also a chance to Dodge some types of attacks. A dodged attack is nullified, and no further checks are resolved. This step is skipped if the monster is attacking. In summary, certain types of multipliers are added together, and then all multipliers are multiplied together. The basic rule is that everything is multiplied together. Note that some multipliers are added together before the final calculation. So, if your weapon's minimum damage is , your total minimum damage would be 17, On a critical, your minimum damage would be 88, for that hit.
Note that other factors are in play in terms of your "character sheet" damage, such as the speed factor so, your character sheet damage is balanced to give an average damage per second value.
Doing this allows you to compare slower and faster weapons fairly, because you'll see the actual raw output from each weapon in a comparable fashion.
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