Talk:Defense mechanics
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my plans for future
Many calculations.
- Stuff applies to all chance not get hit all same.
- Damage reduction all same.
- Action speed lowers average hits per second when face tanking.
- Not get hit stronger with multiple mechanics.
new mechanics
- movement speed and movement skills are game mechanics that can possibly increase survival and can be added at the bottom.
- Lowering enemy move speed helps get away from enemies. Add this without going into strategy too much.
other stuff
curses make character take more damage or monster deal less damage. note both.
remove ailmenets makes it easier to survive.
reduced critical strike damage helps survive.
phasing also
--Killodoggy (talk) 02:08, 23 May 2021 (UTC)
Rough Drafts
I am doing some rough drafts below here, so I can quickly brainstorm without worrying about errors in the process.
--Killodoggy (talk) 04:40, 26 May 2021 (UTC)
- I'm not too fussed about you using this space for that, but normally talk pages are reserved for discussions. In case you didn't know, you are free to use your user space for whatever you want: testing, rough drafts, or pages with information for your own personal use. You can create a page like User:Killodoggy/test, for example. —Vini (t|c) 05:48, 26 May 2021 (UTC)
Math
Some modifiers can be calculated with the same math, but have different consequences for the numbers.
All percent damage mitigations modifiers that are additive are calculated the same. Once all additive modifiers are combined, the final number is calculated the same as less modifiers for further calculations.
All percent damage mitigation modifiers that are multiplicative are calculated the same.
All individual chance to not get hit modifiers are calculated the same as above depending on whether they are additive or multiplicative. When combined with other modifiers of the same type the math changes, because the value of each percentage goes up when mechanics are combined.
Armour is calculated separately. See Armour page for more information.