Does attack type influence status effect build-up and application?
I have a Morning Star that says it causes "Blood Loss Buildup (50)" as a passive effect.
The Morning Star and its passive effect are just an example. This question is about all types of status effect application.
I understand the basics of how status effects work. This weapon applies 50 "blood loss points" to an enemy, and if that enemy has 100 Robustness (blood loss resistance), then it will take two hits from this weapon to afflict that enemy with the blood loss status effect.
My question is how weapons like this interact with different attack types. Is the blood loss buildup always a flat 50 no matter what type of attack is performed?
In other words, does holding this weapon two-handed increase the buildup? Do R2 hits cause more blood loss buildup? Do fully charged R2 hits cause even more? How about backstabs/criticals?
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