Amulet Rising Sun (Diablo 2)

It turns out that he heals
Yes.
And what happens if you change the resistance to fire?
If the damage that has passed after the application of the resist exceeds the value of the absorption - the effect of treatment begins to decrease, if the double value of the absorption is exceeded - the damage begins to pass.

How does absorption work?
More details - Calculation of the received damage (damage) (p. 6)

And this can be explained?
I run to the Chaos Sanctuary for the right seals. The Infector appears with the brethren. One of them uses inferno (I don't know the damage), while my resistance is 9%, and absorption is 65%. How to count?

On Rising, not% absorption. You were given a more or less intelligible link. Damage is reduced first by a resist, then it is absorbed and goes to HP. But you can go against the Infector and the team at least with a negative cut: the amul will still heal.

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they just kill with physics and that's it

[_JENKA_]
If there is one Rising on the carcass, maybe.

Yes, the trick is that to surround with a sword to strike, all at once do not succeed, but they get the inferno to heal.

good amulet, in grass it is also good to run with it)

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damage is reduced first by the resist, then it is absorbed and goes to HP.
I understand correctly that it is better not to max the resist, since it is less absorbed and will go to hp? Or how does it work?

RomanDII
Depends on the outgoing damage. For UT, for example, Poh in the guide recommended about 50% against summons. And hydras in general inflict pvp damage on a Persian - there and minus 100 will go. Naturally, flat absorbent plows well only in small (and frequent) portions.