Cecil Damon card...

Started by Flamester, Mar 31, 2008, 06:02 AM

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Flamester

HEy people...

     I need some help.... according to the description of the card... cecil damon card actually add atk speed by 5%... does it means when ur atk speed is 150 it add 5% of ur original atk speed? like 150 x 105 / 100?? den u get 157.5? coz i use the ro calculator is a different case... how much is 5%? Thankz you.. ??? ??? ???

Majora_younglink

Quote from: Flamester on Mar 31, 2008, 06:02 AM
HEy people...

     I need some help.... according to the description of the card... cecil damon card actually add atk speed by 5%... does it means when ur atk speed is 150 it add 5% of ur original atk speed? like 150 x 105 / 100?? den u get 157.5? coz i use the ro calculator is a different case... how much is 5%? Thankz you.. ??? ??? ???

Its based on original aspd to my knowledge.

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hmmm not sure on this but i thought this was wat it was........

let your base aspd be y

y*105/100


EDIT: so like if ur aspd was 130 then it'd be something like:
        130*105/100 = 136.5 ?

Flamester

hie,

     The things is the ro calculator says a different story.. it doesnt add the exact amount to my atk spd... its weird.....

Zinron

Taken from RODataZone (old but should still apply)

Quote# ASpd is calculated as 200 - Delay.
# Delay is calculated as Delay = SpeedMods * (WeaponDelay - ([WeaponDelay*Agi/25] + [WeaponDelay*Dex/100])/10). Delay should be rounded up to the nearest whole number.
# Speed Mods come from anything that gives a speed boost, such as potions, skills and special weapons. The benefits are cumulative. Formula for speed mods is (100-ImprovementPercentages)/100.
# The full calculation for ASpd is ASpd = [200 - SpeedMods * (WeaponDelay - ([WeaponDelay*Agi/25] + [WeaponDelay*Dex/100])/10)].

The 5% more more then likely applied to 'Delay' before it is subtracted from ASPD which also means anything that increases aspd by n% will have a more noticable on larger delays (less aspd) then smaller delays (faster aspds)

Its late I dont have the energy to get into it.