2009-07-09, 12:22 PM
(This post was last modified: 2009-07-10, 05:06 AM by Kortestanov.)
Just found it ^_^
This formula calculates the chance a monster has to miss you. Luckily its not as complex as the def one, so ill just explain it here:
1.If your avoidability is above 999, make it 999. Same goes for the monster's accuracy.
2.If your level is equal or lower than the monsters level, decrease the following from your avoidability:
SAR(mob level-your level,1)
4. Limit the result above according to the following:
a.If you are a thief, the limit range is 5%-95%
b.If you are not a thief, the limit range is 2%-80%
For example, a level 10 beginner with 400 avoidability against a green mushroom with 45 accuracy:
1.decrease avoidability by SAR(5,1), which is 2. your avoidability is 398 now.
2. (398 / (45 * 4.5)) * 100 = 196.54. since this number is over 80, your chance to be missed is 80%.
EDIT: I figured out what "arg5" is, it was the mob's level. fixed the formula above.
This formula calculates the chance a monster has to miss you. Luckily its not as complex as the def one, so ill just explain it here:
1.If your avoidability is above 999, make it 999. Same goes for the monster's accuracy.
2.If your level is equal or lower than the monsters level, decrease the following from your avoidability:
SAR(mob level-your level,1)
SAR
3.The miss chance, in precents, is (avoid / (acc * 4.5)) * 100, where avoid is your avoidability and acc is the mob's accuracy.4. Limit the result above according to the following:
a.If you are a thief, the limit range is 5%-95%
b.If you are not a thief, the limit range is 2%-80%
For example, a level 10 beginner with 400 avoidability against a green mushroom with 45 accuracy:
1.decrease avoidability by SAR(5,1), which is 2. your avoidability is 398 now.
2. (398 / (45 * 4.5)) * 100 = 196.54. since this number is over 80, your chance to be missed is 80%.
EDIT: I figured out what "arg5" is, it was the mob's level. fixed the formula above.