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Discussion in 'Game Discussion' started by wtfack, 26 May 2017.

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  1. wtfack

    wtfack Active Member

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    Hello guys, tell me the formula for protecting the ship? Is it interest(%) or direct damage (1000 dmg - 100 defense = 900 dmg)?...

    Sorry fo goole translate
     
    wtfack, 26 May 2017
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  2. Netsa

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    I think it's a direct negation. 20 defense means exactly 20 damage is subtracted from an attack. It's what makes multi-hit attacks so terrible in low level games.
    Fire is the exception. The tick damage from Flares, for instance, isn't affected by Defense.
     
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  3. wtfack

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    Ur u sure? I hear defense consist of percentages(%)....
     
    wtfack, 29 May 2017
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  4. TheRedSpeeder

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    It is as @Netsa said. If you get hit by carronades for example that deals 7x120 and you have 20 defence it deals only 7x100 dmg to you. Of course some projectiles are stronger than that weapons average dmg and some weaker of course. Anyway, defence points on ship is straghtly taken away from every projectile you get hit by.

    Cheers :cool:
     
    TheRedSpeeder, 29 May 2017
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  5. wtfack

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    Ty
     
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