Is big bang gonna fix Hp?

It looks something like this:

Code:

[calculate hit rate - which I'm still figuring out]
if(hitRate > 100)
   hitRate = 100
if(hitRate < 0)
   hitRate = 0
if(mobLevel > charLevel)
{
    difference = 5 * (mobLevel - charLevel)
    if(difference > hitRate)
        hitRate = difference
    hitRate -= difference
}
randomNumber = CRand::CalcRand32()
blah blah blah

Excuse me, but is there someone could tell me what HT is?

Excuse me, but is there someone could tell me what HT is?

Horntail.

Nice info on he accuracy formula for below monster level.
Anyway, isn't HT 130 and Bean 150 now?
I remember zak is 110.

It was never broken. But to sort of answer your question, every job gets a 20%; increase to HP. But 400 HP to 4000 HP isn't much.

The fact that classes had to pay loads of actual money to fight certain bosses at a decent level or at all means that the system was broken. But as for the increase in HP, is that just level-up HP or just the HP-increasing skill, 'cause if it's the latter then not all classes get that (Corsairs ;_.

It isn't an increase of 20% for every job...I read that it is only a 10% increase in hp for Shadow Resistance for Thief classes from i THINK EllinForest

It looks something like this:

Code:

[calculate hit rate - which I'm still figuring out]
if(hitRate > 100)
   hitRate = 100
if(hitRate < 0)
   hitRate = 0
if(mobLevel > charLevel)
{
    difference = 5 * (mobLevel - charLevel)
    if(difference > hitRate)
        hitRate = difference
    hitRate -= difference
}
randomNumber = CRand::CalcRand32()
blah blah blah

It seems like it would be simpler like this:

Code:

[calculate hit rate - which I'm still figuring out]
if(hitRate > 100)
   hitRate = 100
if(mobLevel > charLevel)
{
    difference = 5 * (mobLevel - charLevel)
    hitRate -= difference
}

if(hitRate < 0)
   hitRate = 0
randomNumber = CRand::CalcRand32()
blah blah blah

Or am I missing some subtlety in the if branch?

Hmm...
hitrate 0
diff 100
-> hitrate 0
hitrate 100
diff 20
-> hitrate 80
hitrate 50
diff 60
-> hitrate 0
hitrate 0
diff -50
-> hitrate 50
hitrate -20
diff -50
-a> hitrate 30
-b> hitrate 50

This is the only possibility I see - that if hitrate could be negative in the first place, then hitrate ends up higher (starting at 1 level above the mob, when difference is a positive gain).

It also says that any player can hit any mob 20+ levels below them, regardless of acc, since diff gives +100 hitrate.

I'm actually curious as to how this works. Does the post-Bing Bang HP update only work on newly made character or as soon as you log in do you get a HP Boost? I hope to god it's the second, I know it should be easier to level after it comes out but I don't want to make new characters.

It seems like it would be simpler like this:

Code:

[calculate hit rate - which I'm still figuring out]
if(hitRate > 100)
   hitRate = 100
if(mobLevel > charLevel)
{
    difference = 5 * (mobLevel - charLevel)
    hitRate -= difference
}

if(hitRate < 0)
   hitRate = 0
randomNumber = CRand::CalcRand32()
blah blah blah

Or am I missing some subtlety in the if branch?

Hmm...
hitrate 0
diff 100
-> hitrate 0
hitrate 100
diff 20
-> hitrate 80
hitrate 50
diff 60
-> hitrate 0
hitrate 0
diff -50
-> hitrate 50
hitrate -20
diff -50
-a> hitrate 30
-b> hitrate 50

This is the only possibility I see - that if hitrate could be negative in the first place, then hitrate ends up higher (starting at 1 level above the mob, when difference is a positive gain).

It also says that any player can hit any mob 20+ levels below them, regardless of acc, since diff gives +100 hitrate.

So, question, what would my hit rate be on RGTS before and after BB? I have 230 acc, level 163.

It also says that any player can hit any mob 20+ levels below them, regardless of acc, since diff gives +100 hitrate.[/color]

Other way around. If the mob is a higher level than the player, the player loses 5% for each level.

Oh sorry, missed one condition in the structure.

In that case, level difference can only decrease hitrate, and it's more concise my way.

don't doubt it. My way is just translated assembly.

From my research on the unpacked client, every level you are below the mob's level you lose 5% hit rate. Any more than 20 levels below and you can't hit. Period.

So conversely does that mean if you are 20 levels above a monster they cant hit you at all?

So conversely does that mean if you are 20 levels above a monster they cant hit you at all?

Are you hoping that PB misses level 200s 100% altogether?

Are you hoping that PB misses level 200s 100% altogether?

Yes!

Does that effect skills like PG or the new NLs dmg reflection, or similar like attacks?

Shadowers have it too. :<
And, if you get hit for a miss it reflects a miss.