Level 9 goodies

[Papum]

... The accuracy will make you hit more (obviously) but also crit more because of the over-hit mechanic ...

What are the calculations for the accuracy over-hit mechanic?

 

[Upcast Drake]

What are the calculations for the accuracy over-hit mechanic?

1d100 + (attacker's accuracy) - (target's evasion) >= 120

 

[Lostname475]

How do ya'll feel about +20 accuracy and +20 crit effectiveness? The accuracy will make you hit more (obviously) but also crit more because of the over-hit mechanic if the target doesn't have insane evasion, while the crit effectiveness is essentially +20 attack power when you do crit. I think these stats make the most sense narratively (how using a weapon with an extra hand would assist you in real life), they complement the existing stats of 2H weapons well, but also I'm afraid giving attack power would make 1H w/ no shield/offhand steal the identity of 2H weapons pre-9.

Just throwing a suggestion out, would immunity to disarmed be a reasonable buff for 2 handers with Titan grasp? Its pretty hard to come by in the game and disarmed hard counters weapon builds, so I feel like it'd be quite strong.

Just a suggestion, as 20 accuracy isn't really on par with the other level 9 perks imo

 

[CrazyBakaBaka]

This bothered me the first time I saw it, but is there a reason that Pierce Through is "You ignore 25% of your enemies' Armor." and not "Add half your Strength to Armor Pen and your penetration can bring enemies' Armor below 0 for the purposes of damage calculation."?
I assume it has something to do with the differing levels of Armor, Ward, and Focus, and making it so each Perk grants a similar buff in damage, but I can't tell if the difference is a buff because enemy Armor is too much higher than Ward and Focus or a nerf where letting Armor go below 0 causes a lot of trouble for something.

 

[Papum]

1d100 + (attacker's accuracy) - (target's evasion) >= 120

Thank you, btw how do you calculation the extra crit gain for being >= 120?

 

[Upcast Drake]

Thank you, btw how do you calculation the extra crit gain for being >= 120?

If it's >= 120 then it's a crit. It doesn't add crit chance, just rolls as a crit.

 

[Euthanize]

Some enemies have damage type immunity. Just use an element type he isn't immune to like a spell with storm damage and you'll still one shot him.

Circling back to this, the reason I thought you couldn't one shot Reggie is because of his perk Sturdy



...but upon actual testing, I'm wrong again because it isn't working.



I guess by "remains standing" they meant some of him is standing here, a bit of him is standing over there, and still more of him standing further afield

 

[ctenken]

I guess by "remains standing" they meant some of him is standing here, a bit of him is standing over there, and still more of him standing further afield

lol

Circling back to this, the reason I thought you couldn't one shot Reggie is because of his perk Sturdy

It looks like the sturdy perk doesn't actually do anything.