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Game Mechanics - Mechanics Category
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Droid Vitality Healing MechanicsJust like players, pets are incapacitated when one of their Health, Action, or Mind bars reaches zero. At this point, an enemy can execute a "coup de grace" (a.k.a. "deathblow") to kill the pet. All pets have a statistic called "Vitality" that starts at 100/100 and decreases each time they receive a deathblow. When the vitality reaches 75, the pet will suffer a reduction of 25% of its max HAM, leaving it with 75% of its regular life. At 50, a 50% reduction is applied, and at 25, a 75% reduction is applied. A pet cannot be permanently slain and can survive with 0 vitality. While you can restore some of the lost vitality with a Bio-Engineer's Pet Vitality Medpack, doing so will decrease the maximum vitality. Thus, if a pet is killed enough it will eventually reach a point at which its stat loss cannot be recovered.
What do vitality packs do? The only purpose of a vitality pack is to restore lost vitality, though some vitality will be permanently lost as a result. Depending on how much vitality your pet has lost and the strength of the vitality pack you are using, you may see anywhere from 1 to 20 points of permanent vitality lost. For example, lets say your pet is at 92/100 vitality - you purchase and apply a 13+ vitality pack A. Your pet should then have 99/99 vitality, a gain of 7 vitality - but also a permanent loss of 1 overall vitality.
How do vitality packs work? There are a number of common misconceptions about vitality packs, such as "you will only lose 1 point as long as the pack�s strength is the same or higher than the current vitality lost," "1 point of permanent loss per 10 points of current vitality loss," and "if you use a strong enough vitality pack you can avoid any permanent loss." I do not have an equation for you , but what I can provide for you is a guideline for minimizing permanent vitality loss for common ranges.
So what type of vitality pack should I use, and when?
13-38pt Vitality Pack (A or a low quality B): Up to 8 lost vitality points restored with minimal loss* 50-70pt Vitality Pack (mid to high B or a low-mid quality C): Up to 18 lost vitality points restored with minimal loss* 75-100pt Vitality Pack (mid to high C): Up to 28 lost vitality points restored with minimal loss*
Does the type of vitality pack matter? No, it does not - a 38 strength B will restore the same amount as a 38 strength A. However, each type of pack has a limit to how high (and low) it can go in strength. For instance, a top-notch vitality pack A maxes out at around 38 strength, while a mediocre B can be 45-50 or more.
Will my pet lose more vitality if his max is lower (i.e. 82/90)? No, the only important factors are the current amount lost, and the strength of the pack you are intending to use. See the raw data for more info on this.
Q: What happens when I use a vitality pack that is lower than my pet�s current lost vitality? Your pet will be fully restored to a new permanent vitality, but the penalty for this tends to be quite high (up to ~20 pts). See the raw data for some examples.
Q: My pet lost 50 vitality. Can I use two vitality packs, one after the other, to heal him? No. The first pack you use will do the job, even if the pack is not strong enough, but you will suffer additional vitality loss.
Can I use a vitality pack more than once? A: No, all vitality packs are one use only.
Vitality Pack StatisticsBelow are results from tests done on pets while using various types of vitality packs.
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