How do stacked shields work?

A single shield is pretty simple and straightforward, but when multiple shields overlap, things get a bit more complicated.

Example: Shield A gives 2000 points for 5 seconds, shield B gives 1000 points for 10 seconds, shield B is applied half a second before shield A, the hero takes 500 damage over 5 seconds and shield A expires, how much shield power do they have left?

Case 1: Shield A and shield B are combined into a single shield for 3000 that lasts 10 seconds, the remaining shield power is 2500

Case 2: The damage targets the shield with the shortest duration first, the remaining shield power is 1000

Case 3: The damage targets the shield with the highest value first, the remaining shield power is 1000

Case 4: The damage targets the shield that was applied second, the remaining shield power is 1000

Case 5: The damage is divided evenly between shields, the remaining shield power is 750

Case 6: The damage targets the shield with the lowest power first, the remaining shield power is 500

Case 7: The damage targets the shield with the longest duration first, the remaining shield power is 500

Case 8: The damage targets the shields that was applied first, the remaining shield power is 500

Which of these is correct?

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Pretty sure damage is applied to the first shield until it either takes all the damage it can or expires, and until the first shield is gone the second doesn’t take damage.

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