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[Winter sounds_]

Can someone please explain this, especially in regards to cross-class combos. Example:

Phys damage: 200% vs brittle targets
Phys force: 3x
Pays force: 200% vs brittle targets

Can someone please break this down. Especially the difference between the last to Force points.

[SuicidalBaby]

The phys damage is just that, physical damage. No Immunities anywhere but more often than not some resistance to the overal damage. In this example you would gain 200% vs a target with brittle status.

Phys force 3x is what is multipling the force of the ability. That force is measured against the targets fortitude in a check to see if that target will be affected by the ability. If it results in a resist, knockback or knockdown.

Im guessing thats Physical force 200% on the end. Same base theory applies. With 200% of the already multiplied force you get a greater chance to knockdown.

(Damage * Force Multiplier) - Fortitude = Force of the attack

Force reactions work based on how much damage you take vs your total health.if any single hit does more than 10% of your max health, you'll play a reaction animation (of arying strength) and your current action will be interrupted. Some attacks have a bonus to force as well (say a x2 multiplier, so 5% of your health in one hit counts as if it was 10% for force purposes).

More data:
<10%hp - Additive reaction. Character twitches. Does not interrupt action.
10-20%hp - Minor reaction. Character gets knocked back a step, but recovers. Interrupts action.
20-30%hp - Major reaction. Character stumbles back a couple meters. Interrupts action.
>30%hp - Extreme reaction. Character is knocked off his feet and goes flying backwards. Interrupts action.


hope that helps

Modifié par SuicidialBaby, 26 mars 2011 - 10:56 .

[Winter sounds_]

Thank you. I'm still a bit confused on the last 2 points.

So Force x3 makes increases the likelihood by 3 that the target will get knocked back? And Force 200% knocks the target back twice (200%) more?

Is that right?

Thank you again.

[SuicidalBaby]

Yes, and no.
the 200% is simply another 2x on the math. 200% just looks better. It just results in a 6x on your physical damage

take damage, say 500 damage physical
x3
gives you 1500 physical force toward the enemies health in a % based check vs his health to see if he gets interupted/knocked back/knocked down.

so with brittle, x200%(2x),  it looks like this

(Damage * Force Multiplier) - Fortitude = Force of the attack

(500 physical damage * 6) - (f)ortitude = 3000 - (f) = (Force of attack)

If Force of attack is <10%hp - Additive reaction. Character twitches. Does not interrupt action.
If Force of attack is 10-20%hp - Minor reaction. Character gets knocked back a step, but recovers. Interrupts action.

so on and so forth...

Modifié par SuicidialBaby, 26 mars 2011 - 11:24 .

[Winter sounds_]

Great. So in my example say the damage was 100. It would become 200, then x3 so 600. Then x2 so it would equal 1200?

[SuicidalBaby]

damage would be 200, physical force would be 1200

[Winter sounds_]

Ah thank you, makes sense. To be clear, force doesn't cause damage as such but disrupts, knocks back etc and in this case, the likelihood of that happening is increased.

[SuicidalBaby]

correct.