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increase in crit equals how much %mainstat? - Printable Version +- Southperry.net (https://www.southperry.net) +-- Forum: Maplestory (https://www.southperry.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=15) +--- Forum: Maple Q&A (https://www.southperry.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=29) +--- Thread: increase in crit equals how much %mainstat? (/showthread.php?tid=59503) |
increase in crit equals how much %mainstat? - ShinkuDragon - 2012-12-10 been trying to figure this out, and i'd rather have it doublechecked, i'm looking for the ratio of %main stat increase to equal an increase in critical damage from 1.65 to 1.8, i'm ignoring secondary stats. x=main stat y=amount of potential z=added potential this is what i came up with, but for some reason i can't help but feel there's something wrong here: 1.65*(x+x*y)=1.8*(x+x*(y+z)) 1.65x+1.65xy=1.8x+1.8x(y+z) 1.65xy=0.15x+1.8x(y+z) 1.65xy-1.8x(y+z)=0.15x x(-0.15y-1.8z)=0.15x -y-12z=1 z=(y-1)/12 increase in crit equals how much %mainstat? - JoeTang - 2012-12-10 Where "s" = secondary stat and r = critical hit rate. (4x(1+y+z)+s)(1+0.65r) = (4x(1+y)+s)(1+0.80r) z = ((4x(1+y)+s)(1+0.80r)/(1+0.65r) - s)/4x - 1 - y So for a character with 1000 STR, 100 DEX, 50% STR, 50% Critical Hit Rate z = ((4000(1+0.50)+100)(1+0.80*0.50)/(1+0.65*0.50) - 100)/4000 - 1 - 0.50 increase in crit equals how much %mainstat? - ShinkuDragon - 2012-12-10 JoeTang Wrote:Where "s" = secondary stat and r = critical hit rate. making sure, it's (yadda yadda/4000) -1-0.5, correct? and this is mainly for my DrK, so rate is 100%, but thanks for the "anything works" formula. increase in crit equals how much %mainstat? - JoeTang - 2012-12-10 ShinkuDragon Wrote:making sure, it's (yadda yadda/4000) -1-0.5, correct? Yes. The -1 and -0.50 is subtracting the similar potential, isolating the difference in potential variable, z. increase in crit equals how much %mainstat? - ShinkuDragon - 2012-12-10 JoeTang Wrote:Yes. The -1 and -0.50 is subtracting the similar potential, isolating the difference in potential variable, z. allrights thank you very much, to excel with this now, much appreciated. |