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= Ability Breakdown & Details =
 
  
  
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Doctors may enhance player's ham attributes in addition to offering disease/poison resistance buffs.
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== Ability Breakdown & Details ==
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Heal Enhancing is on the wound treatment speed timer and has a minimum speed of 1 second between uses of the skill to apply buffs to other players.
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Doctors may enhance player's ham attributes in addition to offering disease/poison resistance buffs.
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Heal Enhancing is on the wound treatment speed timer and has a minimum speed of 1 second between uses of the skill to apply buffs to other players. Stat enhancement buffs are affected by the Wound Treatment modifiers.
  
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'''Resistance Buffs'''
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Doctors may choose from three types of buffs; stat enhancements, poison resist enhancements and disease resist enhancements. Doctor applied Buffs do not stack with other doctor buffs of the same type nor does the Doctor Applied Health enhancement buff stack with Health Buff Focused Crystals obtained from the force sensitive quest. The highest of either buff overwrites the current buff on the target, meaning if a player is currently buffed for 500 to a stat from one source (crystal or current doctor buff) and the player receives another buff of higher value, then the higher value will overwrite the current one.  Resistance buffs are buffs that increases a player's resistance against poison and disease attacks. These buffs use an effectiveness rating which makes a check against the poison/diseases potency rating to determine if the effect will stick. C level Poison/Disease buffs have an absorption value which reduces the amount of damage taken by poison/diseases by a percentage if they get through the application check.
  
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Some things to note about stat & resist buffing:
  
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Resistance buffs are buffs that increases a player's resistance against poison and disease attacks. These buffs use an effectiveness rating which makes a check against the poison/diseases effectiveness rating to determine if the effect will stick. C level Poison/Disease buffs have an absorption value which reduces the amount of damage taken by poison/diseases by a % if they get through the effectiveness check.
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* Buffs of greater value overwrite buffs of lower strength
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* Without issuing a specific parameter, buffs are applied to a target based on what buff is not currently present on the target. If a buff isnt on a target then the buff is applied, if the player has that buff pack available in inventory. Buffs only begin to overwrite if the player already has all buffs on them from what is available in the player's inventory.
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* Buffs are applied in a certain order but that information is currently unknown.
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* Buff packs can only be used while in the primary inventory
  
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== Using Heal Enhance ==
  
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There are several ways to use the heal enhance ability:
  
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'''Command line options'''
  
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'''Whats the difference between absorbtion and power?'''
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* /healenhance (no paramater) - Using this command will buff the target using all available enhancement packs in the player's inventory one at a time.
  
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* /healenhance action (Stat Buffs)
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* /healenhance health (Stat Buffs)
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* /healenhance stamina (Stat Buffs)
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this only applies to the "C" level resist buffs
 
  
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C level resists also lower the actual amount of damage the poison does (the absoprtion part), as well as decreasing the chance of hitting (the regular power stat). B level resists only decrease the chance of getting hit, you still get 100% of the damage the poison is rated for.
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'''Player Radial Menu Options''' (Stat Buffs)
  
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* Doctor with healenhance will have an Enhance Attribute radial menu appear on the target
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* Select "Enhance Attribute" radial menu on the player will display options that depend no what enhancement packs are in the inventory
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* Choose from Enhance Action,Enhance Quickness,Enhance Stamina,Enhance Health,Enhance Constitution and Enhance Strength radial option
  
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Absorption has a theoretical max of 25%. However, since it uses OQ and PE as determinants, and PE is capped at 700 for 1 of the necessary resources for each type of pack (tat herb for poison resists, wild corn for disease resists), the attainable max (even with perfect resources) is more likely to be 23 or 24%.
 
  
  
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Janta blood doesn't help directly -- it increases the base effectiveness of the pack, which might allow you to use all your points in absorption rather than dividing them between 2 experimental qualities, but a Janta resist C starts out with 5 absorption just like a pack made with a normal BEC... (and, janta blood doesn't add 1:1 to effectiveness on these...)
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'''Special note on using cures after absorption check:'''
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The cure roll is made after the absorption, so you only need to cure the reduced tick value of the DOT.
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* Place buffpack on toolbar and press corresponding button while having target in reticle
  
  
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'''So 2 questions?
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While no information is currently available for the order in which buffs are applied while using the /healenhance command without a parameter, i propose the following:
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1. Whats the difference, Bs appear better but Im guessing they are not
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2. Do Bs and Cs stack for use at the same time?'''
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To your questions, they do not stack, and they're not exactly better or worse, just different...
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Absorption is a percentage reduction in the tick -- so if you have 20 absorption packs, a 1000 point tick would be reduced to 800. This helps, obviously enough, by causing you to take less damage, but it also means that there's less poison to be cured -- which could be especially helpful if you're using area cures, which don't have the (roughly) 2x modifier on their power...
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Buffing player stats yield experience at a rate of 1 point of experience for every 2 points increased on the player's attributes.
  
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'''Does Poison/Disease resists buff help against DOT weapons?'''
 
  
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'''How do you calculate the chance (risk on the recieving end lol) that a poison will stick? Is it something Potency/Poision resist gives you the chance that it sticks or something like that. How about weapons where potency is listed as %, how does that relate to poision resists.
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* [[Heal Enhance System Messages (Game Messages)|Heal Enhance]]<br>
  
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Also do posion buff resist and def vs poison stack or is it two separate rolls?'''
 
  
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The buffs add to the resistance modifiers, so it should stack with resistance mods in clothes. I don't think anyone has derived a formula, but we do know that there is always a 5% chance (at least) of resisting and, conversly, a 5% chance of a DoT sticking. It's been obvserved that when the potency and resistance are equal, the DoT will stick half the time. I'm pretty sure that the potency listed on weapons is on the same scale as those on CM packs. The weapons usually have much lower potency, but given that every hit is an attempted application, they will almost certainly get the DoT to stick at some point.
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* [[Heal Enhance Radial Menu (Game Messages)|Heal Enhance]]
  
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== Formulas ==
  
  
  
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'''I wonder if there is a hidden poison resist stat?
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If you have no resists buff or +skills will the poison then have a 95% chance to stick?'''
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If the potency is over 100, then yes. Before the resistance buffs were added CMs knew our poisons would stick almost 100% of the time if we got the potency over 100. The minimum 5% chance to resist was added at the same time as the resistance buffs. Poisons with a potency below 100 have a higher resist rate, even without resistance buffs. I don't think there's a hidden resist stat per se. I think it's that the potency was originaly indended (and coded) to be the chance of sticking. When the advanced resiliance compound became craftable, (RCs are the CM components that add to potency and the advanced ones couldn't be crafted for the first few months of the game due to a bug) it became very easy for a CM with decent resources to hit 100+ potency without even experimenting the final packs for potency. That's what lead to the addition of the resistance buffs and AOE cures.
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'''Note:  The resist rates on these are extremly low considering the buffs are at near maximum effectiveness.  It is recommended that the effectiveness of CM poisons/diseases be severely hampered by these buffs, and that resist rates of up to 95% should be allowed given maximum quality buffs as the intent behind the buffs was to impede CM's role in dominating the PvP scene.''' 
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Innoculation Resist Strength = 160
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Trial #1 - 119 potency poison hit 11/44 = 25% success to hit
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Using pre-patch poison B resist buffs 204 power:
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against 210 pot poison C - 26 resists, 20 successes, 46 total throws
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against 131 pot poison C - 27 resists, 19 successes, 46 total throws
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against 192 pot poison C - 28 resists, 18 successes, 46 total throws 39% success to hit
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against 131 pot poison C - 31 resists, 15 successes, 46 total throws 32.6$ success to hit
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==Formula(s)==
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The following buffing formula is for attribute buffs only.  Resist buffs will apply their base stat no matter what the current battle fatigue or environmental factors are involved.
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How do buffs work? how do I know how powerfull they are?
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Heal Power of Pack x Environment x [(100 + Wound Treatment Skill + Bivoli + BE modded clothes) / 100] x Med City Bonus
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900 x 1.1 x [(100+100+25+25)/100] x 1.1 = 2722 total buff
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Latest revision as of 12:33, 11 September 2009

Ability - Heal Enhance

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Description

/healenhance <target>: This command enables you to enhance another player's attributes, if you have the appropriate enhancement medpacks handy.

Command: /healEnhance
CommandQueue Entry: healenhance (EEE029CF)

Related Tags

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Ability This document relates to Player Abilities.

Doctor This document is related to the Doctor Profession.


Ability Breakdown & Details

Doctors may enhance player's ham attributes in addition to offering disease/poison resistance buffs. Heal Enhancing is on the wound treatment speed timer and has a minimum speed of 1 second between uses of the skill to apply buffs to other players. Stat enhancement buffs are affected by the Wound Treatment modifiers.

Doctors may choose from three types of buffs; stat enhancements, poison resist enhancements and disease resist enhancements. Doctor applied Buffs do not stack with other doctor buffs of the same type nor does the Doctor Applied Health enhancement buff stack with Health Buff Focused Crystals obtained from the force sensitive quest. The highest of either buff overwrites the current buff on the target, meaning if a player is currently buffed for 500 to a stat from one source (crystal or current doctor buff) and the player receives another buff of higher value, then the higher value will overwrite the current one. Resistance buffs are buffs that increases a player's resistance against poison and disease attacks. These buffs use an effectiveness rating which makes a check against the poison/diseases potency rating to determine if the effect will stick. C level Poison/Disease buffs have an absorption value which reduces the amount of damage taken by poison/diseases by a percentage if they get through the application check.

Some things to note about stat & resist buffing:

  • Buffs of greater value overwrite buffs of lower strength
  • Buffs of lower value cannot overwrite buffs of higher strength
  • Without issuing a specific parameter, buffs are applied to a target based on what buff is not currently present on the target. If a buff isnt on a target then the buff is applied, if the player has that buff pack available in inventory. Buffs only begin to overwrite if the player already has all buffs on them from what is available in the player's inventory.
  • Buffs are applied in a certain order but that information is currently unknown.
  • Buff packs can only be used while in the primary inventory

Using Heal Enhance

There are several ways to use the heal enhance ability:

Command line options

  • /healenhance (no paramater) - Using this command will buff the target using all available enhancement packs in the player's inventory one at a time.
  • /healenhance action (Stat Buffs)
  • /healenhance health (Stat Buffs)
  • /healenhance stamina (Stat Buffs)
  • /healenhance quickness (Stat Buffs)
  • /healenhance constitution (Stat Buffs)
  • /healenhance strength (Stat Buffs)


Player Radial Menu Options (Stat Buffs)

  • Doctor with healenhance will have an Enhance Attribute radial menu appear on the target
  • Select "Enhance Attribute" radial menu on the player will display options that depend no what enhancement packs are in the inventory
  • Choose from Enhance Action,Enhance Quickness,Enhance Stamina,Enhance Health,Enhance Constitution and Enhance Strength radial option


Buffpack Radial Menu Options

  • Select the "Use" radial menu
  • Choose from the Use Item on Self and Use Item on Target options.


Toolbar Options

  • Place buffpack on toolbar and press corresponding button while having target in reticle


From Inventory

  • Double click on buffpack in inventory while having target in reticle

Buff Application order

While no information is currently available for the order in which buffs are applied while using the /healenhance command without a parameter, i propose the following:


  • Health
  • Constitution
  • Strength
  • Action
  • Quickness
  • Stamina
  • Poison Resist Buff A
  • Poison Resist Buff B
  • Poison Resist Buff C
  • Disease Resist Buff A
  • Disease Resist Buff B
  • Disease Resist Buff C

Experience

Buffing player stats yield experience at a rate of 1 point of experience for every 2 points increased on the player's attributes.


It is currently unknown if resist buffs give experience.


System Messages


Radial Menus

Formulas

Stat Enhancement Buffs


Resistance Buffs

Source References

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Ability HAM Costs

Modifier Value
Health Cost 0
Action Cost 0
Mind Cost 140
Force Cost 0

Ability Multipliers

Modifier Value
Health cost 0
Action cost 0
Mind cost 0
Force cost 0
Damage 0
Delay Time 0
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