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GreaterMUD / Re: Stats Breakdown
« Last post by node on Today at 01:07:44 pm »While we're talking stats, can anyone breakdown dodge for me? How does it work and what does it cap at? Is +1 dodge = +1% dodge? Is dodge calculated pre or post AC?
Also, stats for mystic attacks, speeds and damage would be nice to know.
Thanks.
Some mystic stats:
Punch Min damage =
(player.Level < 20 ? (player.Level / 8 ) + 2 : 5) + player.PunchDamage + player.MinDamage
Punch Max damage =
(player.Level < 20 ? ((player.Level + 3) / 4) + 6 : 12) + player.PunchDamage + player.MaxDamage
Punch speed = 1150
Kick Min damage =
(player.Level < 20 ? (player.Level / 8 ) + 2 : 5) + player.KickDamage + player.MinDamage
Kick Max damage =
(player.Level < 20 ? (player.Level / 6 ) + 7 : 10) + player.KickDamage + player.MaxDamage
Kick speed = 1400
Kick min dmg multiplier = 1.33
Kick max dmg multiplier = 1.33
Kick accy modifier = -10
JumpKick Min damage =
(player.Level < 20 ? (player.Level / 8 ) + 2 : 5) + player.JumpKickDamage + player.MinDamage
JumpKick Max damage =
(player.Level < 20 ? (player.Level / 6) + 7 : 10) + player.JumpKickDamage + player.MaxDamage
JumpKick speed = 1900
JumpKick min dmg multiplier = 1.66
JumpKick max dmg multiplier = 1.66
JumpKick accy modifier = -15
In the cases above, the min/max damage modifiers already account for bonuses from strength, as well as other items which provide straight +dmg. The specific values of "JumpKickDamage", "KickDamage", etc, come only from buffs which are very specific towards those properties (think various forms and what not which only enhance some attack types...).
Dodge is an involved animal, and confusing even to me. I have the formula, but it's very far from being straight forward. I will say that keeping your enc at or below 33% you get dodge bonuses. The lower, the better. Anything over 33 you get 0 dodge bonus, up to a maxium of +10. After that calculation, it goes through a formula which does some magic... essentially capping you out at some point. It's somewhere around 75-ish or so, but the "75" is not a hard-coded value.
Also, the dodge kicks in AFTER the check against AC. So numbers are run depending on mob accuracy + your defenses. If a hit occurs (ie, your armor didn't out roll the mobs accuracy value rolled), then one more number is run against your dodge valuation. If a random number between 1 - 100 rolled is less than your dodge percent, then you... well... dodge.