Dear devs, can you please give us the base damage for every epic weapon at level 50?

Sorry to bother you. I was making a table, but I realized that maybe you already have it
Thank you! You guys are awesome

 

You can see this in the marketplace, under Items -> Epic, click on the item you are interested in and it shows the base and maximum base damage on the bar graph.

 

Thank you

 

Sorry, I didn't make myself clear (probably due to my poor english )

The graphic bar shows the total damage (affected by crew training), 298/ 1174 in this case. I want the base damage, that 198 that's not affected by crew training
We have it for level 1, I want to know how much it is for level 50 weapons

 

Yes, absolutely.

I want to know the top potential of a weapon as well since I want to compare Blast to the new Explosive Cannon. If the nerf to range and reload pushes the Blast cannon into viability in conjunction with Sniper, I'd be the first to switch.

 

Take that 1174, and in your case based on your crew, just use this equation.(1174/40) -15
That's your answer.

 

Thank you that'll help

 

If my math is right, and I'm not that good at it at level 50, epic:
Blast cannon has 691 base damage points
Explosive has 828
I'll try to find some time to detail them when affected with proper crew training and perks unless somebody who already have this data post it before me (what would be even greater )

 

All the results for base damage, for level 50 epic weapons:
standard cannon - 383
blast cannon - 691
Sniper Cannon - 479
Explosive Cannon - 828
Carronade - 103
Grenade - 826
Standard Mortar - 715
Long Range - 636
Ballpark Mortar - 588
Big Berta - 1199
Big Torpedo - 1449
Swift Torpedo - 900
triple torpedo - 763
Railgun - 1302
Missile - 346
Mine - 2052
Flare gun - 55
Napalm - 102
Fire bomb - 70
Sorry if there's anything wrong
Thanks @Miku Da Yo 39 , I couldn't apply your formula (I kind of didn't understand it), but it opened my eyes to how to calculate it

 

I didn't realize those were adjusted by training... so yea it does require some calculating but at least it is available. It's nice to be able to compare each of them, but ultimately all need to be adjusted by durations, projectiles, etc, which are part of the final DPS calculation to make it an even more useful comparison.

 

Agreed