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== Game Mechanics == | == Game Mechanics == | ||
| + | Dot application chance is based on a comparison of resistance values of the defending target versus the potency value of the attacker. Resistance values of the target do not stack. Each source of resistance that a defending target has makes its own separate roll against the potency value of the attacker, meaning that if a player has resistance skill attachments and a resistance buff, these would be two seperate rolls made against the potency value to determine if the dot would stick. Dot application success and resist rate is always at least 5%. If the dot application success is ever calculated to be higher than 95% or lower than 5% then the application chance is defaulted to 5%. Players have at least a 5% chance to resist any dot no matter what. | ||
| − | chance of application success = ( ( resistance / dot potency ) / 1.75 ) | + | chance of dot application success = 100 x ( 1 - ( ( resistance / dot potency ) / 1.75 ) ) |
| − | Resistance: | + | Resistance: Resistance sources<br> |
| − | Dot Potency: Potency value on a weapon, skill, disease pack, and poison pack | + | Dot Potency: Potency value on a weapon, creature ability, skill, disease pack, and poison pack |
==Resistance Sources include:== | ==Resistance Sources include:== | ||
| − | + | * Skill Attachments<br> | |
| − | + | * Food & Drink<br> | |
| − | + | * Resistance Buffs<br> | |
| + | * Force Resist Poison | ||
| + | * Force Resist Disease | ||
| + | * Force Resist Bleeding | ||
| + | * Force Defense Skill Modifier (works vs force choke only) | ||
== Dot Potency Sources Include == | == Dot Potency Sources Include == | ||
| − | + | * Weapons<br> | |
| − | + | * Disease & Poison Packs<br> | |
| − | + | * Creature Abilities<br> | |
| − | + | * Skills<br> | |
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==Source References== | ==Source References== | ||
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Game MechanicsDot application chance is based on a comparison of resistance values of the defending target versus the potency value of the attacker. Resistance values of the target do not stack. Each source of resistance that a defending target has makes its own separate roll against the potency value of the attacker, meaning that if a player has resistance skill attachments and a resistance buff, these would be two seperate rolls made against the potency value to determine if the dot would stick. Dot application success and resist rate is always at least 5%. If the dot application success is ever calculated to be higher than 95% or lower than 5% then the application chance is defaulted to 5%. Players have at least a 5% chance to resist any dot no matter what.
Resistance Sources include:
Dot Potency Sources Include
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