Board |
Mechanics.old [context] |
Sender |
Bobble |
Date |
Sat Jul 27 16:36:18 2013 |
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Subject |
damroll formula |
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As people have asked, here's an example to clarify how the new damroll works.
Say you are level 98 and have a damroll of 400.
1) Roll damage: random(random(400)) will give a result between 0 and 400,
with an average of 100. E.g. you may first roll random(400) = 350 (lucky you)
and then random(350) = 300 (lucky again).
2) Apply soft-cap. For level 98 it's at 232. Excess damage is divided by 3 so
you will deal an additional 232 + (300-232)/3 = 254 damage.
So, if your damroll is below the softcap, your actual roll will never exceed
it, so your average damage will increase at a rate of 1 : 4 (+1 damage for
every 4 damroll). Once you exceed the softcap, this rate will slowly drop.
At 400 damroll the ratio is about 1 : 5 (meaning 405 damroll will, on average,
deal 1 more damage than 400 damroll).
Hope that helps to clarify it.
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