I think I've got one equivalent for HP!
I replaced both log and square root part with a bit more linear ones:
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max HP: 150 - Level + Vitality x (Level + 15) / 10
Better?
Regards.
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max HP: 150 - Level + Vitality x (Level + 15) / 10
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(Dexterity + Weapon Skill + 50) / 2 x ( (6 - SquareRoot(RangeInTiles)) / 5)
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(Dexterity + Weapon Skill + 50) / 2 x (-0.031 x (2 + 2 * RangeInTiles) + 1.12)
Crush wrote:Remember: hit accuracy is not a percentual chance.
Crush wrote:Hit accuracy is not a percent value. Please see http://wiki.themanaworld.org/index.php/ ... nd_dodging for how it works. I also think that it should be based on dexterity instead of agility and that there should be a range penalty.
Crush wrote:What is the +50 for?
The new formula aims at being much more balanced than the current one.Bertram wrote:Even if it's not a percentage, I still like this new hit accuracy formula, which is less higher than the former one for the upper levels, IMHO.
It's primary designed for manaserv - you'd probably see a lot of C isms in my psuedo-code since they're mostly taken from a primitive C simulater I made during testing.Bertram wrote:- Is this proposal intended to be primary implemented in a TmwAthena (eAthena) server?
(Just as the pseudo-code made me feel that way.)
Would .gnumetric also be an acceptable format?Bertram wrote:- Would it be possible to see value for an average character, at least on the first 20 levels to get an idea
about how things are balanced and get any gap along the road? (The better way for me is an ODS/XLS sheet, so we can actually see the links between the data and the formulas.)
I've tried to avoid directly going over places that you've already started work on; though I did made an exception in the case of the max-hp / hp-regeneration formula, which I did feel needed some reworking after the results of the poll (though I do think your natural regeneration formula gave some rather high values after I had previously mentioned I'd intended items to do most of the work thereBertram wrote:As I'm not willing to double work on this part, or step on anyone's toes, and as my work is based on the current ManaServ status, to minimize the development time cost, I wonder if we were trying to implement two new systems, one on eAthena, and one on ManaServ. If it's the case, it's fine for me, even if it would be much better to merge efforts about the concept.
It's primary designed for manaserv
Backporting simplified versions of some of these systems to tmwAthena would still be nice, since it would allow some early testing/data with a fairly substantial playerbase (and hopefully fix tmwAthena gameplay at the same time)
Would .gnumetric also be an acceptable format?
Also, I don't think it's entirely right to refer to an "Average" character, given the flexibility it seems we're going to give characters, even early on
Incidentally, any thoughts as to the starting number of correction points? Given the fairly steep curve that [this poll] seemed to indicate most people were in favor of, this should also be a fairly important point.![]()
I've tried to avoid directly going over places that you've already started work on; though I did made an exception in the case of the max-hp / hp-regeneration formula, which I did feel needed some reworking after the results of the poll (though I do think your natural regeneration formula gave some rather high values after I had previously mentioned I'd intended items to do most of the work there
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I don't suppose you'd consider dropping by on IRC a bit more? I personally find it a easier medium to work on when many people are working on closely related things (plus it would be nice to see you around some more)