[quote who="maxxy" reply="1" id="2263573"]Well, I dug in the LUA files. Several interesting facts: WeaponProcChance = 15, WeaponProcChanceRanged = 8, Meaning, the gloves proc for melee at a 15% chance. For ranged weapons they proc only at a 8% chance. The duration is 5 seconds. Edit: Btw, this also seems to be tr
[quote who="Misfortune" reply="16" id="2262111"] Lieu, all that math you're doing, 32% is an arbitary number based on different hp values. The larger the difference the larger the %. Say you have 1000 hp and your opponent has 5000 hp. Then you cap the flag, you now have 1150hp. You lose the flag and have 1000hp while your opponent has 5750hp. So the 150hp you lost plus the 750 he gained = 900 health swing. Where does 32% fall into that? 900 healt
[quote who="maxxy" reply="9" id="2262049"] I'm using the word 'relative' here. I am and have been talking about your hp as it compares to your opponent's. One hp value is not changing the other's value which you say is the flaw. Of course they are not dependent on each other. What I am doing is expressing one hp value in terms of the other value. We are working in percentage hp advantage here. Ok, now I see what you are trying to express. This is ok and understood but if you are try
I edited my post above regarding these "hard values" getting thrown around.
[quote who="Lieu-" reply="19" id="2261980"] Quoting DiceAreEvil, reply 17 Yes, you have a 15% advantage. But if you didn't have the flag, it wouldn't be even, you would have a 15% DISadvantage. So the net difference is 30%. Got it? Nitpicking, but it's 32.25% (1.15 2 ). Don't want people to get the wrong idea. 30% might imply it's 15%+15% when it's not. Crucial difference in understanding. For flags like xp it's 44% rather than
Ok, a ~30% hp swing specifically is what I meant. Not a 30% advantage across the board. I thought that was assumed.
[quote who="leinadon" reply="15" id="2261963"] Im going to repeat myself because this is the neverending story... So... if u start a fight with 15% more health than ur opponent because u have the flag and he is not... what is exactly the advantage that u have in the fight? is a simple question. If u answer this question u will see easily the reality.[/quote] The reality is that if you do not have the advantage, HE DOES. You are only taking t
I'm siding with the ~30% net advantage of owning the flag. Basically you have 15% more, and your opponent has 15% less than they would otherwise. On the flip side, by losing the flag, you are losing the 15%, and they are gaining 15%. It's double-edged. If capping the flag was merely a 15% advantage, then when they capped your flag you would lose your 15% advantage and they would gain nothing. But since they also gain 15%, the swing is more along the lines