What is meant by "Explosion Delay"?

Consider a situation in which you have 6 active totems. After firing 3 times you will then have 18 fuses on the target

Assuming your APS is high enough to get 20 fuses, you will fire another 6 on your fourth volley, which will set of your EA

One of two things can happen then, and I don't know enough about EA to say which of the two it will be

In the case of "Explosion Delay" there is a slight delay between the 20th arrow hitting and the explosion going off

This gives the "leftover" 4 arrows time to hit as well, meaning the explosion happens after all 6 arrows hit

This means you will have to wait for your next volley of arrows to reapply EE since all your arrows hit before the explosion

In the case of no "Explosion Delay" there is no delay and the explosion happens as soon as the first 2 arrows hit

The remaining 4 arrows then hit after the explosion instantly reapplying EE, effectively giving you 100% uptime

Another way to understand what I mean by "Explosion Delay" is that if you have no "Explosion Delay" then you have arrows hitting immediately after the explosion

Also important to remember that "Explosion Delay" is only relevant if you have enough APS to hit 20 fuses

Note that if you have 4 or 5 totems and enough APS to hit 20 fuses, then you should still use the calculation for Explosion delay

This is because there will be no arrows left over after applying 20 fuses, I.E. you hit exactly 20 fuses every time

The same will also be the case every 3rd explosion if you have 6 totems and enough APS to hit 20 fuses

So for 6 totems a more accurate calculation might be a weighted average between the two different numbers