Attack Speed Reference

Chances are the code looks something like this:

Code:

#include <stdio.h>

#define MAX_BOOSTER 16
#define IS_DOUBLE_STAB 0
#define NORMAL_SPEED 6


int main()
{
    int boosterLevel;
    int weaponSpeed;
    int calcSpeed;
    int delay;
    int numerator;
    int denominator;
    int trueDelay;

    //Set up
    boosterLevel = -2;
    weaponSpeed = 15;
    delay = 4000;

    //Calculate actual weapon speed
    calcSpeed = boosterLevel + weaponSpeed;
    if(IS_DOUBLE_STAB == 1)
        calcSpeed -= 2;
    if(calcSpeed < 2)
        calcSpeed = 2;
    calcSpeed = NORMAL_SPEED - calcSpeed;

    //Calculate the reduction in delay
    numerator = MAX_BOOSTER - calcSpeed;
    denominator = MAX_BOOSTER;
    trueDelay = (numerator * delay) / denominator;
    trueDelay = (trueDelay / 30) * 30;

    printf("True delay amount: %d\n", trueDelay);

    return 0;
}

This means, logically, that the most one can gain from attack speed (without booster) is 75% of the delay of the Normal(6) skill. So 6000 would go to 4500, and 300 would go to 225.

So... using this system.

Delay of 6000; No booster
15 weapon speed = 9360
14 = 9000
13 = 8610
12 = 8250
11 = 7860
10 = 7500
9 = 7110
8 = 6750
7 = 6360
6 = 6000
5 = 5610
4 = 5250
3 = 4860
2 = 4500