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Sprin Batchの基本構成 job ・・・ジョブの実行単位。コマンドライン、javaのコード上から呼び出される単位。 ┣step ・・・ジョブ内の処理の単位。このステップ毎に条件分岐・リスタート・並行処理の制御が可能。 ┃┃ １つのジョブ内に複数指定可能。 ┃┗tasklet・・・・論理的な実行単位であるstepに紐づく物理的な処理単位。 ┃ ┃ readerなどの下位のbeanをhandlingする。 ┃ ┃ chunkの処理を行うChunkOrientedTasklet、コマンドライン入力を行うSystemCommandTaskletなど。 ┃ ┃ stepを実現するためにフレームワークが規定しているhandler群のイメージ？？ ┃ ┗chunk ・・・・データ※(以下item)のコミット単位。 ┃ ┣reader・・・itemの入力を行うクラスを定義する。 ┃ ┣prosessor・・・読み込んだitemへの編集処理を行うクラスを定義する。 ┃ ┣writer・・・読み込んだitemの出力処理を行うクラスを定義する。 ┃ ┗skippable ・・・ジョブ内の各要素にて例外が発生しても処理をスキップし、 ┃ 次のitemの処理を続ける例外を定義する。 ┗listeners ・・・ジョブ内の各要素(step～skippable)の処理前後に行う処理を定義する。 ※Spring Batch では入出力データの事を"item"として記述しているため本稿もそれにならう。 上記をxmlで記述した場合 01 !-- bean定義 -- 02 job id="Batch1" xmlns="http //www.springframework.org/schema/batch" 03 step id="step1" parent="faultTolerantStep" 04 tasklet transaction-manager="transactionManager" 05 chunk reader="batch1ItemReader" processor="batch1Processor" 06writer="batch1Writer" commit-interval="1" skip-limit="100" 07 skippable-exception-classes 08 include class="com.example.batch.exception.Batch1SkipException" / 09 include class="org.springframework.dao.DataIntegrityViolationException" / 10 /skippable-exception-classes 11 listeners 12 listener ref="batch1ItemListener" / 13 /listeners 14 /chunk 15 /tasklet 16 /step 17 listeners 18 listener ref="batch1JobExecutionListener" / 19 /listeners 20 /job 21 !-- 以下のbean定義は省略 -- 02行目,20行目：jobを定義。id属性の定義内容がJobidとなり、コマンドラインなどからの呼び出し時に指定される。 03行目,16行目：stepを定義。parent属性は基底クラスのようなもの。 例ではbean faultTolerantStepに指定したproperty情報を引き継いでいる。 04行目,15行目：taskletを定義。transaction-manager属性は詳細確認中。 05～06,14行目：chunkを定義。reader,processor,writerのbeanを指定。commit-intervalなどコミットに関する情報を定義。 07行目,10行目：skippableを定義。処理中指定されたExceptionが発生したitemをスキップし、後続のitemの処理を行う。 11行目-13行目：step内で起動するlistenersを定義。afterRead,onReadErrorなど各要素の前後、例外発生時に実行される処理を定義できる。 17行目-19行目：job内で起動するlistenersを定義。ジョブの実行前後に実行される処理を定義できる。
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URBAN A-ban 衣食住と娯楽、ワーキングを一つの区画に纏めようとした政府企画(西遠市メガンティプロジェクト)の象徴である巨大建造物。 建築作業が内装を残すのみという段階で、プロジェクト責任者と建築業者の間で癒着問題が発覚し、作業がストップしてしまっている。 ふゆほたるを巡る怜治とかなたの戦闘や、漁夫の利を狙った茶深とオゥルの策謀のせいで全面炎上・一部半壊してしまった。
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レイダー襲来 These quests are focused around the Raiders and how they interfere with the player s outpost s operation. The quests themselves weave in and out of focus, and don t always lead directly into the next one. Some quests have certain level requirements and other quest prerequisites. レイダーを追い払え 第2ラウンド開始！ 再びリコイル・リッジへ 助太刀いたす 偵察部隊を叩け レイダーキッド？ レイダーの子供たち(その２) レイダーの子供たち(その３) Raider v Raider Raiderlands Stirring up the Hornet's Nest Fighting the First Hornet We Can Do It! Driving the Raiders Back Vegetable Oil - Part 1 Vegetable Oil - Part 2 Take off the Training Wheels Home-cooked Recon レイダーの農場を攻撃 (Attack Raider Supplies - Farm) レイダーの防衛戦を突破せよ！ (Attack Raider Defenses) レイダーの貯蔵庫を攻撃 (Attack Raider Supplies - Storehouses) レイダーの訓練キャンプを攻撃 (Attack Raider Supplies - Training Camps 駐屯所を叩け (Attacking a Garrison) 油の木の下で (The Antepentultimate Push) 帰ってきたリコイル・リッジ (Rescue Recoil Ridge Redux) One Good Distillery Deserves Another ちょっと変わった協力者たち（Strange Bedfellows - Part 1） Strange Bedfellows - Part 2 レイダーを追い払え This is mostly just a tutorial for how range works in combat, and it is set against three Raider Grunts and a Raider Cannoneer. レイダー偵察隊を叩く 報酬 150 XP Next Mission 第2ラウンド開始！ 第2ラウンド開始！ The battle here holds you against two Raider Grunts, two Raider Cannoneers, and Warlord Gantas. However, once his entourage is killed, Gantas will end the battle. Repel Warlord Gantas "Visit" 報酬 250 XP、戦闘で150 XP Next Mission フロイドにトーチカを、手榴弾兵の育成 再びリコイル・リッジへ リコイル・リッジに移動 Upon reaching Recoil Ridge, the player s army will be bolstered by the rest of the 95th Rifle Company. 報酬 2 歩兵、1迫撃砲、1砲手、1突撃兵 Next Mission 助太刀いたす 助太刀いたす リコイル・リッジを訪問 リコイル・リッジからレイダーを追い払う(x2) There are two groups of red-bordered Raider encounters. Village Raiders contain an easier group of Raiders, made easier with the inclusion of Sheriff Colt and Perkins. Gantas Raiders has similar low-leveled Raiders, but includes Gantas himself, although unarmed. Lt Morgan and Ramsey join the player for this fight. Defeating all his troops will end this battle, but finishing off Gantas before defeating his troops will yield a nice bonus (228 SP, 1140 Gold). 報酬 300 XP、300 XP(村にいるレイダーとのバトルで)、500 XP(ガンタスとのバトルで) A cinematic follows this mission, and introduces the NPC, Percival. Next Mission 実弾演習、パン工場の建設、偵察部隊を叩け、衛生兵！ 偵察部隊を叩け レイダーを２回追い払う Raider groups called "Raider Scouts" appear, and tend to consist of a mix of Grunts and Cannon Recruits. 報酬 250 XP、加えてバトルで10-50 XP レイダーキッド？ Not a quest per se, but once the Bakery is up and running for the quest Build a Bakery, this encounter appears along the Outpost s borders. The Raiders are unarmed and are immune to Lt Morgan s attacks. Attacking them triggers the completion of this event. Reward 250 XP (awarded discreetly), plus 50 Gold for the battle Next Mission レイダーの子供たち(その２) レイダーの子供たち(その２) パン工房の建設 クッキーを３つ焼く(パン工房) 報酬 250 XP Next Mission レイダーの子供たち(その３) レイダーの子供たち(その３) レイダーの子供たちのあとを追え！ 報酬 50 XP Next Mission 偵察車両の回収 Raider v Raider Available by Level 10 Warlord Gantas is harassing the Raider Kids. Help the Raider Kids! The Raider v Raider Kids encounter appears on the player s outpost. Reward 700 XP Next Mission Raiderlands Raiderlands Return to Defend the Raider Sanctuary Repel the Sanctuary Invaders! (6 groups) Reward 300 XP and access to Raider Sanctuary and Warlord Gantas hideouts on Campaign Character Screen Next Mission Stirring up the Hornet s Nest, The Duelists Stirring up the Hornet s Nest Follow Kids to Gantas Fortress Drag the Map to Scout Reward No reward; this leads directly into the next mission. Next Mission Fighting the First Hornet Fighting the First Hornet Follow Kids to Gantas Fortress Defeat the Raider Patrol. Reward 750 XP Next Mission We Can Do It! We Can Do It! Build 3 Noisy Chainsaws Build 3 Jack Hammers Build 3 Arc Welders Reward None. Next Mission Driving the Raiders Back Driving the Raiders Back As of 2.1 Patch, mission becomes available before Level 15, which is the level requirement of the Vehicle Factory. Build 1 Vehicle Factory Reward 50 XP* Next Mission Vegetable Oil - Part 1 Vegetable Oil - Part 1 Build 1 Field Grow 1 Sorghum Reward 50 XP Next Mission Vegetable Oil - Part 2 Vegetable Oil - Part 2 Build a Boar Ranch Process Fuel at the Boar Pen - Plant-thru-Boar Fuel, 1 hour Reward 1250 XP Next Mission Take off the Training Wheels Take off the Training Wheels Train 1 Scout Bike Reward 50 XP* Home-cooked Recon Requires Level 18 Train 1 Recon Reward 1750 XP Next Mission Attack Raider Supplies - Farm レイダーの農場を攻撃 (Attack Raider Supplies - Farm) 補給基地を襲撃 レイダーの農場を攻撃 (x5) レイダーの果樹園を攻撃 (x2) 報酬 2500 XP Next Mission レイダーの防衛戦を突破せよ！ レイダーの貯蔵庫を攻撃 レイダーの防衛戦を突破せよ！ (Attack Raider Defenses) ガンタスの砦に戻る レイダー監視塔を攻撃 (この任務は遂行せずにクエストは終了します) 報酬 2500 XP Next Mission 駐屯所を叩け コンクリート計画【Resources and You】 レイダーの貯蔵庫を攻撃 (Attack Raider Supplies - Storehouses) 補給基地を襲撃 レイダーの貯蔵庫を4戸攻撃 (x4) 報酬 2500 XP Next Mission レイダーの訓練キャンプを攻撃 レイダーの訓練キャンプを攻撃 (Attack Raider Supplies - Training Camps 補給基地を襲撃 レイダーの訓練キャンプを5つ攻撃 (x5) Reward 2500 XP 駐屯所を叩け (Attacking a Garrison) ガンタスの砦に戻る レイダーのトレーニングキャンプを攻撃 Reward 4000 XP Next Mission The Imperial Rangers 油の木の下で (The Antepentultimate Push) 油の木を探せ 油の木を攻撃 Note レイダー農場に防御施設に囲まれた油の木があります。 防御施設の周囲を襲撃し侵略していき、油の木まで襲撃するとクリアです。 マリン攻防戦で手に入る、バズーカ隊やガントラックがあると楽です。 報酬 6000 XP Next Mission フロイドいわく、石炭は汚い 帰ってきたリコイル・リッジ (Rescue Recoil Ridge Redux) アルコール工場を建てるクエストを終了させると出現。【Service of Goods】 戻ってリコイルリッジを守る リコイルリッジから侵入者を追い払え！ (x3) The groups here are rich with high-level raiders like Brawlers, Champions, and Dust Walkers. You will get almost the full spread of hero units for the fight against Gantas, including Cassidy s deadly shooting skills. If you don t fight Gantas, he will remain around for you to kick for a while. Each of these battles also rewards 1000 XP and a Skull (chance?) in addition to the usual Gold. Reward 1000 XP、各戦闘で1000 XP Next Mission One Good Distillery Deserves Another One Good Distillery Deserves Another Turn-in 100 Iron Reward 1750 XP Next Mission Everyone Gets Drunk ちょっと変わった協力者たち（Strange Bedfellows - Part 1） Sneak into Gantas Fortress Defeat the Raider "Witnesses"! (3 Groups) For this quest you control three hero units; Perkins, and two Raiders, whose names are Zergel and Enver. One of them has a weapon not unlike Sheriff Colt s Shotgun, and you cannot add other units. Note Once you defeat the three groups of "Witnesses", Gantas will taunt you to come out and the mission proceeds to the next phase. Next Mission Strange Bedfellows - Part 2 Strange Bedfellows - Part 2 You will have one final battle to take on, with Gantas and two Raider Bombard cannons in the back row, which will instantly kill any of the three hero units on the field. Don t take too long to fight, or you will wind up losing. Once you finish, you will be given three Skulls for winning. There is also a set of normal Raiders in the front row. You only need to kill the units in the front row, and the mission will be complete. After a long speech by Gantas telling you (in many more words) to just leave things be and get out of the area, you will get your reward. The group of NPCs will discuss matters, and finally suggest you keep working at building up forces and pushing where you can. Reward 10000 XP Next Mission A Plan Comes Together
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Warhammer Online - Melee Combat Mechanics こちら INTRODUCTION Based on my experiences in WoW, I developed a passion for simulating combat, especially melee combat. Finding the gear combinations for attaining my character’s maximum Damage Per Second (DPS) was the foundation of those exercises on both my rogue Discoepfeand and my shaman Disquette. The information in this post is intended to be the foundation for those people who wish to do the same in Warhammer Age of Reckoning (WAR). DPS AND THEORYCRAFTING IN WAR WAR, for better or worse, is primarily a PvP (or RvR, actually) game at heart. As a result, sustained DPS is often not going to be the concern of the players, who will instead be focused on burst damage as much as sustained damage. There are, however, some high-end PvE aspects that the developer (Mythic Entertainment) has alluded to. I don’t particularly care how useful this information is to the “average RvR player”, to be quite frank. My desire in this game isn’t to gain knowledge for the purpose of using it as Mythic intended, but simply to know and explain it for those who might care about the PvE portions of the game. As might be evident from my writing style, I’m getting older and am finding happiness in different things than I used to. As such, this blog is here for my own edification, and if you don’t like it or my motivations, feel free to stop reading - I’ll never know the difference ;-) So, with that all out of the way… BASIC STATS TO KNOW 1. Strength - this increases your auto-attack melee dps, all other things remaining the same, by 0.1 dps per strength. 2. Toughness - this stat, which both players and mobs have as a characteristic, is the inverse of strength (with respect to damage - your strength also effects your target’s chance to parry your attacks. That’s irrelevant for this post). Explicitly, it reduces the dps done to you by 0.1 dps / toughness. 3. Weapon DPS - the damage per second inherent in every weapon. It’s interesting to note that WAR is not like WoW - there is no variability from hit to hit. It’s all a mathematical formula with no randomness to the outcome of each hit. Crits may be an exception (I haven’t started work on them yet). 4. Weapon Speed - how many seconds it takes for each auto-attack swing of your weapon. OTHER BASICS TO KNOW Your combat log will show not only the damage you did, but also how much was mitigated by armor. As an example, you might see the following Your attack hits Evil Ogre for 80 damage. (20 mitigated) Very Important Disclaimer!!! So far the formulas I’m comfortable sharing in this post have proved to be accurate within 1 point of damage in all the testing I’ve done. I cannot, however, say without a doubt that these are the formulas being used. The best thing we can do is test for ourselves and draw our own conclusions. Having other people confirm these formulas via in-game testing would be nifty, so drop me a line if you do so. ON TO THE SHOW! Basic Attack Damage when single-wielding Your auto-attack damage is calculated by a fairly simple formula. We’ll use some of those stats we covered earlier. I’ll use the following variable names Strength Str Target’s Tougness Tou Strength Bonus StrBon (I’m going to use this so as to simplify the way the formulas look. So far I haven’t found any damage calculations which use Str but not Tou, or vice versa, and when they’re used together, so far they’ve always been seen in the form Str-Tou). Weapon DPS Wdps Weapon Speed Wspeed Armor Mitigation % Armor Please note - throughout this whole post I’ll just be using a single term for armor. Weapon Skill affects armor penetration. That’s a very uninteresting stat for me, as it’s essentially a linear effect. A fully accurate formula would use (ArmorMitigation = TargetArmor%*(1-WeaponSkillArmorPenetration%). If you’re writing a calculator, be sure to include that term, but this thing is complicated enough without that uninteresting term to further expand these large formulas. Thanks to Wodin and Hermit for pointing out that I shouldn’t leave this out all together without and explanation! Damage per Attack Dmg (I’m specifying this so that it’s not confused with Damage per Second). Dmg = ((StrBon/10) + Wdps)*(Wspeed)*(1-Armor) Let’s do an example! Let’s say you’re a White Lion, fighting a Vicious Spider (made up name) and the actors have the following stats White Lion Str 350 Spider Tou 250 White Lion Wdps 25 White Lion Wspeed 2.0 seconds / swing (thanks for catching this labeling error, DPS_squared) Spider Armor Mitigation 15% (Incidentally, this is about half of what is typical for even con’d mobs) Using our formula above, each melee auto-attack will do… Dmg = (((Str - Tou)/10) + Wdps)*(Wspeed)*(1-Armor) Dmg = (((350-250)/10) + 25)*2.0*(1-15%) Dmg = ((100/10) + 25)*2.0*85% Dmg = (10+25)*2*0.85 Dmg = 59.5 This will appear in your combat log as Your attack hits Vicious Spider for 59 damage. (11 mitigated) Ok, so what’s happening here? Lots of interesting things! To wit 1. Rounding - It should come as no surprise that WAR, like other MMOs, rounds abilities to whole numbers for display purposes. This does not mean that the game doesn’t process fractions - I’ve seen one of my HoTs tick for varying amounts, sometimes 268, sometimes 267, which I can only imagine is the game keeping track of the fractions internally in the server (or perhaps the client, I don’t know). 2. There are two forms of damage mitigation, but you’re only seeing one explicitly - Only the armor mitigation shows up in the display window, but remember that the target’s toughness is also factoring in to reduce the damage. Calculating Mob Damage Reduction You might ask how to figure out the opponent’s armor and toughness values. I sure needed to know that in order to reverse-engineer the more complicated attack types. Let’s go through that process (Hey, I spent the hours to figure out how to calculate these, so you’re gonna read about it p ) Armor - this was the easy one. For every auto attack, on every character, it was pretty straightforward to see that comparing the amount mitigated in the combat log to the damage done always had the same ratio when all else remained the same (target mob, your str, weapon, etc). And that’s that! Ok, except for crits, which I keep coming back to as being special. Other blogs or articles will probably cover how that is working in game at the moment. Toughness - this was the harder one. The first thing is to realize that mobs have this! Coming from WoW where the only mitigation stat against physical attacks was armor, I had to expand my horizons a bit to understand that this was not only present, but was *invisible* (ooooh, ahhhhh). What I mean by that is that it doesn’t show in the mitigation portion of the combat log. However, if you do a few tests on mobs, you find that regardless of your weapon dps, your strenght, your weapon speed, etc, you are constantly hitting the mob for a consistent amount less than you would expect if you used just strength in a simple calculation.You might find it helpful, if you want to do dps testing for yourself, to have a set of guidelines to follow for calculating a mob’s toughness. Here’s what you do - look at your stats, auto attack a mob, and back into the toughness using the following procedure 1. Record your Str, Wdps, and Wspeed 2. Auto attack the mob, and add the mitigated and non-mitigated portions together. For instance, for the combat log entry Your attack hits Vicious Spider for 59 damage. (11 mitigated), The number you would want to record is 59+11 = 70. We’ll call this number TDmg (for Total Damage, including armor mitigation) 3. Use the formula below, which you can re-create yourself by undoing the process we used above if you like to prove things out to yourself tou = 10*((((0.1*Str + Wdps)*Wspeed)-TDmg)/Wspeed) That might need an example to make sure I got my parentheses right! Let’s use the spider example from above. Remember from before, that White Lion Str 350 White Lion Wdps 25 White Lion Wspeed 2.0 seconds / swing Spider Armor Mitigation 15% (this is completely unnecessary information for this calculation) Add to that our two new data points Mitigated Damage 11 Final Actual Damage to Mob 59 TDmg = 70 (the 2 lines above added together) Let’s calculate it out using the formulas shown above tou = 10*((((0.1*Str + Wdps)*Wspeed)-TDmg)/Wspeed) tou = 10*(*1)/Wspeed) tou = 10*((((35+25)*2.0)-70)/2) tou = 10*((120-70)/2) tou = 250 Yay, it works! It matches the toughness we had in the assumptions used for the first example. If you’re theorycrafting/testing dps on mobs, build this formula into a spreadsheet - you’re going to use it a lot ;-) Calculation Damage of Special Attacks (Note I haven’t looked at special attack damage while dual-wielding. This only works for single wielding at the moment) (Edit for Update! Erdrick figured out the Dmg for special attacks while dual-wielding, yay!) Unlike DAoC, and like some classes in WoW, WAR intertwines special attacks with your auto attack, as opposed to having a queue’ing system. As a result of not using a queue system, Mythic did something very smart for calculating special attack damage - they treat the weapon speed for the damage calculations as if it were the speed of the ability. Most special abilities are instant. Since each instant attack invokes the global cooldown of 1.5 seconds, 1.5 is the speed value used for most specials, whether you’re using a big 2 hander or a quick dagger. This is in contrast to WoW in which weapon speeds are normalized for instant attacks by their type (2.4 for swords, 1.7 for daggers, 3.something for 2 handers). Another wrinkle thrown into the special attack calculations is that strength counts for twice as much! Above we noted that, per the character screen, each point of Str added 0.1 dps to your attacks. Also per the character screen, you will see that for special abilities, each point of Str adds 0.2 dps. What the character screen does not tell you is that your opponent’s toughness mitigation is also doubled per point. This makes things very convenient for us, as that doubling for both means that we can continue using our meta-stat StrBon (Your strength - Your target’s toughness) Now we have two facts that help us calculate the damage - weapon speed of 1.5 (usually) and StrBonus doubling - but we need more. MORE BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD! First, we have the ability’s damage itself. An ability may something like “A cruel blow which does 63 damage to your target and causes it to hate you greatly”. Second, we have the special attack weapon dps modifier. This modifier, from my testing, is set to 150%. This means that if your weapon was 100dps, the damage of your special attack would be increased by 150 due to its weapon dps. As noted by EasymodeX in the comments section, that’s equal to the multiplier for strength, which is a pleasing number - it again is the swing time of an instant attack. So, let’s put that all together into a formula that captures these different facts. We’ll use the term Admg to refer to any extra damage you get from the special attack, per its tooltip, and we’ll use the term Sdmg to refer to the total damage of your special attacks after all the calculations are done. Sdmg = (((StrBon/10)*2 + Wdps)*1.5 + Admg)*(1-armor) (single wield only) (note that Wspeed doesn’t factor in here - the special ability damage calculation is completely weapon-speed-free. You’ll be seeing this fact referred to again later in this post.) As usual, let’s do an example so you can see it working. Assume the following White Lion Str 323 Spider Tou 264 White Lion Wdps 51 White Lion Admg 62 Spider Armor Mitigation 15% Sdmg = ((StrBon/10)*2*1.5 + Wdps*150% + Admg)*(1-Armor) Sdmg = (((323-264)/10)*3 + 51*150% + 62) * (1 - 15%) Sdmg = (5.9*3 + 76.5 + 62) * 0.85 Sdmg = 156.2 * 0.85 Sdmg = Your special attack hits Vicious Spider for 133 damage. (23 mitigated) Update as indicated above, big thanks to Erdrick for figuring out special damage while single *or* dual wielding. That dude has more patience than me, that’s for sure D Here it is Sdmg = ((StrBon/10)*2*1.5 + MHdps*150% + OFdps*52.5%+ Admg)*(1-Armor) (Update on 9/18/08 - OFdps coefficient may be 67.5% now. I’ll have to check when I have a reasonably high level dual-wielder. Right now I only have a WP) Alrighty, I hope that’s all clear, because the next formula (the last in this article) is the real doozy. Or maybe it’s not. But the fact is, it was horrible trying to figure it the next formula, and I had a victory beer when I finally got it working. However, even though it has so far been within 1 damage of actual tests each time I’ve done this, it looks so odd that I don’t have 100% confidence in its accuracy. I do have enough confidence in it to post it, and hopefully it stands up to further testing. If it doesn’t, so be it, and I’ll be very open to seeing a more accurate formula. So then, without further ado, let’s talk about… Off-Hand Damage, when it happens, and how it’s calculated Mythic has taken a novel (to me at least) approach to the mechanics of dual-wielding melee weapons. Instead of the off-hand weapon always swinging as it does in WoW, the chance for the off-hand weapon to swing is a simple proc from the main hand. A certain percentage of the time when the main hand hits, the offhand will also hit as an auto-attack. I don’t know what that percentage is. It’s probably documented somewhere, and if not, that’s a trivial task to empirically determine the proc chance (probably, who knows if they threw in something odd in the determination). The part that I cared about was how to calculate how much damage each off-hand swing would cause when one did happen. So then why go into the proc-chance explanation? It is because that concept is intrinsic to understanding how and why the off-hand damage is what it is. In contrast to the other sections, I’m going to start us off with the damage formula, and then explain it after the fact. First, however, we need some new terminology to add to our stable of stats Our current familiar stats Strength Str Target’s Tougness Tou Strength Bonus StrBon Armor Mitigation % Armor Off-Hand Damage per Attack OHDmg Our new stats Off-Hand Weapon DPS OHWdps Off-Hand Weapon Speed OHWspeed Main-Hand Weapon Speed MHWspeed Off-Hand Weapon DPS penalty OHWPen Off-Hand Strength penalty OHSPen Alrighty, so here’s the formula OHDmg / (1 - Armor) = (StrBon*OHSPen/10)*OHWSpeed (MHWSpeed-OHWSpeed)*OHWdps OHWdps*OHWSpeed*OHWPen) ZOMG! I thought I was going to cry figuring that out. 4 seriously. At this point, you have to take on faith that through trial and error and a few beers, I figured out the following constant values, and that they’re correct OHWPen = 0.9 OHSPen = 0.5 By now, you know what comes next - An Example! Let’s lay out the relevant stats… Str 391 Tou 291 StrBon 100 (Remember, this is just Str - Tou) Armor 15% OHWdps 38.0 OHWspeed 2.2 MHWspeed 2.6 OHWPen 0.9 OHSPen 0.5 OHDmg / (1 - Armor) = (StrBon*OHSPen/10)*OHWSpeed (MHWSpeed-OHWSpeed)*OHWdps OHWdps*OHWSpeed*OHWPen OHDmg / (1 - 0.15) = (100*0.5/10)*2.2 (2.6-2.2)*38.0 38.0*2.2*0.9 OHDmg / (1 - 0.15) = (100*0.5/10)*2.2 (2.6-2.2)*38.0 38.0*2.2*0.9 OHDmg / (0.85) = 5*2.2 + 0.4*38.0 + 38.0*2.2*0.9 OHDmg / (0.85) = 11 + 15.2 + 75.2 OHDmg = 101.4 * 0.85 OHDmg = Your special attack hits Vicious Spider for 86 damage. (15 mitigated) hey. HEY. HEY!!!!! Wake up! You still with me??? Ok, good, we’re almost done. I want to explain what’s happening with the formula above so you can have a sense of how well thought out Mythic’s offhand damage mechanic is. First, as we discovered before, note that your special attacks aren’t diminished by using a fast weapon since special attacks don’t factor weapon speed into the damage calculations. Since off-hand weapon swings are procs of main-hand attacks, Mythic wanted to make sure that people didn’t abuse this mechanic by having a really fast main-hand to proc a hard hitting slow off-hand. Thus, they prorate the damage of your off-hand attacks by the difference between it and your main-hand weapon speed. The part of the calculation where you see this is in the term (MHWSpeed-OHWSpeed)*OHWdps. The first term in the formula is also interesting in that you see Mythic halving the Strength bonus compared to a main-hand attack. Both that, and the last term of the formula (in which you see that Mythic has reduced the standard (weapon dps * weapon speed) by 10%) seem to be their attempt to tune the offhand damage to whatever internal goals they have. That’s my guess, at least, because it’s pretty damn complicated if that isn’t why they made this monstrosity of an off-hand-auto-attack-damage-calculation! Conclusion Melee DPS calculations in WAR are not nearly as simple as one might expect at first glance. While even these very primal calculations are relatively complex, there are even more complex formulas that will need to be developed to explain things such as off-hand crit damage. And finally, I must reiterate These formulas are my attempt at matching up mathematical formulas with observed results in WAR. I cannot guarantee that any of these are correct. However, they match up with my in game experiences so far. I guess this is then end of my first blog post EVAR! If you have any comments or questions, feel free to post them in the response section (assuming it works, we’ll see if i get this blog thing figured out or not) ;-) Disquette (Shaman, Disciple of Khaine, and ElitistJerks.com forum member)
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