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Maxes on ranged weapons?

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 6:09 pm
by amitst
I hear rifles max speed is 20 hpm and pistols is 30 hpm, but I don't understand how the hit rate stanzas work

I did some messing around and it seems that pistols might max out at 60 hpm, but I am not sure about rifles

does anyone know the ammo damage formulas?

launcher damage has changed alot since i last experimented

thx

Re: Maxes on ranged weapons?

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 6:38 pm
by ghyselsj
Just one thing. 20 isn't max speed for rifle, since I have a 22 lying around somewhere.

Re: Maxes on ranged weapons?

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 7:59 pm
by blaah
amitst wrote:I hear rifles max speed is 20 hpm and pistols is 30 hpm, but I don't understand how the hit rate stanzas work
"hit rate" will double your gun's speed. altho it's not in description, you need to match "hit rate" lvl to your gun's(or skills, whichever is lower) just like acc.attack/inc.damage

Re: Maxes on ranged weapons?

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 8:47 pm
by blaah
ghyselsj wrote:Just one thing. 20 isn't max speed for rifle, since I have a 22 lying around somewhere.
maybe you have bowrifle ?

Re: Maxes on ranged weapons?

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 10:29 pm
by grendel1
Heh, rifles and bowrifles both go past 20. My present bowrifle's a 23, with 97% speed in the craft window. I've made 22 hpm rifles, but it's been a while, so I don't recall what the % was.

And what precisely do you mean by damage formula? Recipes? Damage/level? Damage/level seems to be about 3 per 2 levels for rifle/bowrifle.

Re: Maxes on ranged weapons?

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 11:30 pm
by mijason
Both Bowrifles and rifle has max rate at 24. range is max 40.


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Re: Maxes on ranged weapons?

Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 12:42 pm
by ghyselsj
blaah wrote:"hit rate" will double your gun's speed. altho it's not in description, you need to match "hit rate" lvl to your gun's(or skills, whichever is lower) just like acc.attack/inc.damage

Ithought using hit rate +1 just upped your HPM from e.g. 22 to 23... Hit rate +6 from 22 to 28, etc...

Re: Maxes on ranged weapons?

Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 2:22 pm
by sidusar
Nope, like all fight stanzas the hit rate one needs to match either the level of the weapon you're using or your skill level, whichever is lower, to get the maximum effect. Try using hit rate +1 and then hit rate +9 with a quality 10 gun; makes no difference.

The hit rate stanza doesn't say up to which level it works, so you'll have to guess a bit using the credit cost and for what level the equivalent increase damage stanza works. The maximum effect of the hit rate stanza seems to be about 80% increase of your firing speed.

Ammo damage formulas? To get maximum damage on your ammo you'll need to use beckers or mitexi bark and gulatch or koorin oil, if that's what you mean. Choice material is sufficient to get the maximum damage.

If you meant the formulas for what the maximum damage of ammo is based on quality, you'll have to wait for Holina to reply ;)

Re: Maxes on ranged weapons?

Posted: Sun Dec 18, 2005 9:20 pm
by swe999
Well for pistol the max damages are:

q10 - 45
q20 - 57
q30 - 70
q40 - 82
q50 - 95
q60 - 107
q70 - 120
q250 - 345

max pistol speed is 30 hpm, or 60 hpm with the hit rate stanza

which gives the formula: quality * 1.25 + 32

I was asking for something similar for rifle, and to see if the bowstuff damage is the same... but I guess I can do that on my own, there are similar formulas for all weapons

Re: Maxes on ranged weapons?

Posted: Sun Dec 18, 2005 9:35 pm
by swe999
rifle damage

q10 - 59
q20 - 76
q30 - 93
q40 - 109
q50 - 126
q250 - 466

Which comes out to: quality * 1.7 + 41 (+/- 1 damage)

If rifle max speed is 24 and pistol is 30 then your max potential DPS with rifle is 372.6, compared to 345 for pistol, and you will be using far less stats...

But with a higher hit rate you might break up a mage cast more often? Plus pistol ammo has less bulk, 0.04 compared to 0.10 for rifle, however you can hold the same amount in your bag because they weigh the same....and the kg weight is the limiting factor..

Ok I guess I learned everything I was asking for here