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Game Mechanics - Mechanics Category
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Game MechanicsCreatures come with a variety of important statistics for players when examined. Not all statistics are readily available as certain attributes can only be viewed if a player has sufficient Creature Knowledge skill modifiers from the scout and ranger profession trees. All possible stats on wild creatures are as follows:
HAM & Battle FatigueThe health, action and mind stats of a target can be viewed by clicking on the target window and hovering the mouse over on a particular ham bar. The bar will read out the current and maximum value on that particular target's selected ham pool. For example a healthy target with 100,000 health will display "100000/100000 (100000) "where as a damaged target that has lost 50,000 health will display "50000/100000. (100000)" A wounded target with damage to its ham pool will display the current min and max of the health bar due to the wounds suffered, along with the maximum possible value that was available to the health bar before wounds took place. A target with 50,000 damage and 10,000 wounds to the health bar would display "50000/90000 (100000)"
Npc's have secondary stats which regenerate their HAM. This would allow for npcs to regenerate naturally after being attacked. See This Screenshot as evidence displaying creature secondary stats (as wounds).
Battle Fatigue
Primary & Secondary DefensesNPCs and creatures have innate secondary defenses, and possibly primary defenses. As of this time, no known values exist for what defenses (if any) an npc or creature has. It is presumed that they are given some version of the Teras Kasi defense acuity ability as all npcs and creatures have innate abilities to dodge, counter attack , and block attacks. Armor RatingThis is the value of the armor type given to the creature which is used in the damage calculations when attacks are made against it. Higher armor ratings means a reduction in the amount of damage taken by the creature. Armor ratings rank from:
Special Protection, Effectiveness & VulnerabilityThese reflect the overall resistance by the creature to particular damage types made against it. Values listed here are directly subtracted from the damage inflicted on the creature. Valid ranges are "-" (vulnerable) to "100%" (immune to an attack of that damage type). If a creature is vulnerable (meaning it has no resistance at all) to a damage type then it is shown under the Vulnerability listing. Each creature has its own unique set of vulnerabilities and resistances. AggressiveThis attribute lets players know whether the animal is aggressive or not. Valid values here are Yes or No.
StalkerThis attribute lets players know whether the animal stalks players and other creatures. Valid values here are Yes or No.
TamableThis attribute lets players know whether or not the animal can be tamed by creature handlers. Valid values are Yes or No
Hide TypeThis attribute lets players know what kind of hide can be harvested from the creature upon its death. The hide type depends on the form of creature. Valid values are:
Meat TypeThis attribute lets players know what kind of meat can be harvested from the creature upon its death. The meat type depends on the form of creature. Valid values are:
DeathblowsThis attribute lets players know whether or not the creature will potentially kill a player or pet when it incapacitates them. Valid values here are Yes or No
FerocityFerocity stat reflects the chance that the creature will become aggressive to a target within its detection range. Requires 40 Creature Knowledge Modifier to view Difficulty LevelThis lists the creature's challenge level
Requires 50 Creature Knowledge Modifier to view Special Attack 1This attribute lists any unique ability that applies to this creature. Special attacks are used to inflict extra damage or states on a target. Presumably, creatures will use their Special Attack 1 more often in combat than their Special Attack 2.
Requires 70 Creature Knowledge Modifier to view Special Attack 2This attribute lists any unique ability that applies to this creature. Special attacks are used to inflict extra damage or states on a target. Presumably, creatures will use their Special Attack 2 less often in combat than their Special Attack 1.
Base To-HitThis attribute lists the base accuracy value of the creature's to-hit chance against a target
DamageThis attribute lists the base damage range of the creature
Combat DifficultyThis attribute lists the consideration scale of the target as compared to the player. The player is notified how strong the opponent is through color coded text. Valid values are:
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