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- Agility
- Armor Rating
- Knowledge
- MagicalPower
- MagicResistance
- PhysicalPower
- RegularInteractionSpeedBase = Resourcefullness
- Strength
- Will
Agility
Action Speed
0 Agility starts at = -45% Action Speed
Every agility point gives % action speed between intervals
0 to 15 = 3% -> 0% 15 to 25 = 1% -> 10% 25 to 40 = 2% -> 40% 40 to 50 = 1% -> 50% 50 to 100 = 0.5% -> 75%
Move Speed
0 Agility starts at = -30% Move Speed
Every agility point gives % Move speed between intervals
0 to 15 = 2% - 0% 15 to 45 = 1.5% - 30% 45 to 65 = 0.5% - 40% 65 to 100 = 0.33% - 51%
Capped at 51% at Agility 98.
Item Equip Speed
0 Agility starts at = -95% Item Equip Speed
Every agility point gives % Item Equip speed between intervals
0 to 1 = 0% (capped at -95%) 1 to 2 = 4% -> -91% 2 to 15 = 7% -> 0% 15 to 35 = 5% -> 100% 35 to 70 = 2% -> 170% 70 to 100 = 1% -> 200%
I can't believe that the physical and magical curves in a game could be modified to be the same. This is too strange. Are the basic damage of melee weapons and magic weapons the same concept? What is the difference between physical damage and magical damage? This is a ridiculous change. I think there is a better solution to weaken the magic profession.I think game planners are being lazy when making this decision.
With this latest patch the notes have:
- Flattened the Physical Damage Bonus (PDB) curve at the upper end.
- Updated the Magical Damage Bonus (MDB) curve so it now matches the new PDB curve.
But in testing last night I noticed that the PDB chart still matches what is in game, while the MDB chart doesn't. Was the PDB chart updated while the other wasn't or is something else going on?
is luck working?
Something seems off with the physical power and the Magic Power chart, as a naked fighter I have 16 Physical Power, shouldn't I have 15? When I equip riveted gloves it jumps to 17 which is correct according to the graph. The same goes for Magic Power
Numbers between Magical Resistance chart and in game (Magic Resist Rating) doesn't match
A nude Fighter has 15 will which equals to 30 Magic Rating, which equals to 7,8 Magic Resis OK
But
A nude Druid has 18 will, looking at the chart this should be equal to 30 + (from 15 to 33: 4 each) 3 X 4 = 12 --> 42 Magic Resist Rating which would be equal to (33 magic resis bottom segment) 9% + (from 33 to 53: 0,3 each) 9 X 0,3 = 11,7% Magic Resis
However in game a nude Druid is displayed with 52 Magic Rating and 14,7% Magic Resis (A player with 52 magic resis does actually adds up to 14,7 magic resis, so it is the will conversion which is different in the chart)
200——300护甲值的物理伤害减免实际上比统计表上的少了0.1%
Which one is better to stack if fighting against Wizard/Warlock?
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Did they revert the armor scaling nerf? Why does it say 175 to 230 = 0.3% each, up to 48%, it used to be 0.25% per after they nerfed it?
Why can't the loss duration bonus and gain duration bonus be applied to others?
"Cooldown Reduction reduces the cooldowns of skills/perks. Reduced cooldown length = Base Cooldown * (1 - Cooldown Reduction)
Note that perk cooldowns are in the form of a buff/debuff and are additionally affected by Buff/Debuff Duration. Reduced cooldown length = Post buff/debuff duration cooldown * (1 - Cooldown Reduction)"
Since some skills/perk also is affected by Buff/Debuff, how do you implement that to the total skill's cooldown time?
The Item Equip Speed speed section says that weapons equip instantly and therefore don't benefit from the stat, but equipping a Hand Crossbow as a Rogue does seem to have a progress bar (progress circle?). I haven't tested anything with other classes.
Physical damage reduction curve currently isn't correct; they updated it about 3 days ago for Early Access Hotfix #55: "Slightly lowered the amount of Physical Damage Resistance earned per Armor Rating within the upper sweet spot of the curve (~200 Armor Rating.)".
I tested it to double check, and the armor does indeed have some new sort of scaling in the 175-230 region that isn't described above. When I increased armor from 175 to 181, I gained 1.5% reduction instead of the expected 1.8% damage reduction (33% total), and when I increased it by another 15 armor to 196, instead of gaining 4.5% reduction, I only gained 3.7% (36.7% total)
After reading over this wiki to better understand the game and how it works, and finally reaching this page, I feel like this is something I need to point out and see if anyone else agrees: Knowledge is a really frustrating stat because of it's inequality between martial and caster classes.
I understand that Ironmace can't just give every non-caster class a base 5 in Knowledge like Barb has and allocate those extra points somewhere more useful, but it's also somewhat annoying to see that it's not even uniform amongst the other martial classes. Rogue has 10, Ranger has 12, and Fighter has 15. Granted, Fighter has 15 in *everything*, but still, I find it strange and a little irritating that the only true "dump stat" for martials is still at least a two-digit number for everything but Barb. I know Multiclassing used to be a thing sometime before the current update, which I guess is the only reason that Knowledge might be useful on a martial class, but without Multiclassing in the game currently it just feels bad to see these points allocated into a stat that does precisely nothing for martials.
And even WITH Multiclassing, only Fighter has a base Knowledge stat comparable to any of the casting classes (Warlock in particular with their base 15) to make it actually useful in any degree - which feels wrong to me, coming from a Dungeons & Dragons background. In Dungeons & Dragons, Rangers are half-casters while Eldritch Knight Fighters are only third-casters - same as Arcane Trickster Rogues. Yet based on Knowledge in this game, Fighters are on par with Warlocks, Rangers are like half-casters, and Rogues like third-casters. I know that Dark and Darker isn't meant to be one-to-one with Dungeons & Dragons (despite both sharing the D&D/DnD abbreviation, humorously enough), but it still just feels wrong to me. Even from a purely Dark and Darker perspective, if the intent is to give some martials a little bit better Knowledge to incentivize/permit multiclassing into casting, would 10 or 12 base Knowledge even be worth it? Even base 15 Knowledge feels a little limited with it's Memory Cap of 9; a base Cap of 6, and especially 4, just sounds like an awful waste of a Skill slot and Weapon slot to me. And that's even before considering the extra Knowledge, Memory Cap, Casting Speed, etc. rolls you'd want on gear just to catch up and make multiclass casting worth it - rolls which are actively competing against the standard desirable rolls for Rogues and Rangers.
Does anyone else share this sentiment about Knowledge on non-casters being a point of contention? I almost feel like Knowledge should have some other effect that isn't specifically casting-related. After all, every other stat in the game has something it influences that makes it necessary to some degree, like Action and Regular Action Speeds. Why should Knowledge be the only one that gives absolutely no upside to classes that don't have spells, yet still have upwards of 10 Knowledge? I don't even have a proposition as to what Knowledge could influence, because everything else stat-wise makes sense and is well-thought out. Knowledge just feels really weird as a stat that's only important for casters. It almost makes me think that it should be removed, and things like Memory Capacity, Recovery, and Spellcasting Speed should be delegated to other stats. But that would be unfair to casters in the same way that it's currently unfair to martial classes (well, not the SAME way; more like the opposite side of the same coin). I don't know, maybe I'm weird for thinking about it in this way, but seeing how the other stats work compared to Knowledge, it just makes Knowledge feel somewhat flawed, without an obvious fix or solution.
The curve and the spell casting speed calculation are wrong. We now have more spell casting speed than mentioned on the wiki. I did the tests by comparing and calculating with the knowledge on the game. The same may be true of regular interaction speed, which was changed at the same time as spell casting speed.
If a class can manage pull off more than 100% Armor Penetration, Example: 125% Armor Penetration 58 Windlass Crossbow
Will it do a bit more damage?
Thank you in advance!
Does Poisoned Weapon from Rogue is affected by Magic Resist?
What stats should we prioritize to increase damage with bows?
I know that the current move speed limit is 350, if my stats are calculated to 380 and I use a -30 weapon, will I move at 350 or 320?
Does this work, assuming I've got the weapon out in hand when I interact?
Does weapon damage on a spellbook make the spells more powerful? hit more?
Is any stat affect reload speed for crossbow and bow ?