What is the formula for critical strike %
i suspected there was DR. Because when you level and add a point to critical strike rating passives normally your crit falls from where it was before you leveled.
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About crit, I noticed that crit are on the attack/spell and not on the mob. If you make a crit with aoe, every mobs will be affected by the crit. It's not the original meaning of a critical hit.
A critical hit (RP-wise) is when the mob has been luckily hit on a weak spot, not a randomly triggered more powerful spell. Crit shoud be calculated for each mob, not for each skill. That open some monster mods possibilities, like "reduced crit chance on self" Besides, it seems to be also the case for accuracy. If you miss, you miss everydody ... Perhaps I should make a new thread on that ? Build of the week #2 : http://tinyurl.com/ce75gf4 Last edited by zriL#4590 on Sep 1, 2011, 2:36:44 PM
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"oh yeah, that's a good point to make. I think both me and malice (and probably others) already knew that though. What's interesting about it though is I think it means that critical hits would have to be based off the zone level, as opposed to individual monster levels which is quite strange. (assuming monster/zone level is used at all, which certainly seems to be the case based off my testing) Because of this (assuming how it is), I assume they will have to change how it works for PvP, because critting an opponent based on the zone you're in would be pretty dumb, lol. With regards to AoE attacks all hitting or all missing you are wrong. Hits are measured individually on monsters; you can hit 4 and miss 2 (even on crits). Fresh cakes for all occasions.
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"That's not the case for accuracy. " The level of the monster is the same as the level the monster spawns in. It uses the monster's level. In all PvE, this means that the monsters will either be all critted or all not, since they're the same level. If there are enemies of different levels, some might not be critted at the same time - the crit roll is the same, but might only be enough to crit the low level enemy, not the high-level one. | |
"Crit on hit was how it worked before. It was changed to crit on cast because you simply had too many crits for things like Surgeon's flasks. Closed Beta/Alpha Tester back after a 10-year hiatus.
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" Yeah except the flasks were also changed to give +x charges per crit, so it ends up being pretty much the same on average as crit on hit for the purposes of flask charges, except in edge cases. Just a bit more sporadic. |
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So the head devs are back from Pax now... Would be great to get that formula before the race...
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" I already figured out the formula, assuming the character sheet isn't lying :P I did some more investigation, and as far as the character sheet is concerned, it seems this same formula is also used for damage reduction, evasion, and accuracy. These formulas were accurate across multiple characters with varying amounts of each stat: Damage Reduction = Armour Rating / ( Armour Rating + ( Character Level * 50 ) ) Chance to Evade = Evasion Rating / ( Evasion Rating + ( Character Level * 50 ) ) Chance to hit uses Character Level * 5 instead of * 50 Chance to Hit = Accuracy Rating / ( Accuracy Rating + ( Character Level * 5 ) ) So basically, that character sheet is assuming that the average monster has level*50 accuracy, and level*5 evasion. Last edited by Malice#2426 on Sep 3, 2011, 5:34:31 PM
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Bump for great justice. my new witch is level 30 something and i need to do some math on crit chance. I'm locked at 5% from gear. level 30 in a 35 zone. I need to know how many passives i would need to spend into to get my crit above 5%.
Malice thank you for your work, the character sheet fucking blows however, doesn't take into account support gems. Please post the actual formula, If information is power im a DW class weaponless. Please. /edit Your formula is bogus... With 8 power orbs: 24.3 % chance to crit. I have crit passives, and crit on my gear.... that means my natural chance to crit is .3% LOLOLOLOL The purpose of argument should not be victory, but progress. Last edited by wickedhood#0007 on Sep 5, 2011, 1:38:21 AM
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bump, I feel like its ridiculous that I'd have 5% crit still..
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