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Party right, party hard,
Sing and dance, perfect bard.
Prefarar loop, accentato whore,Buy a new rapier, get nerfed some more.
If it does use weaponry and not swashbuckling, then that's about as expected for gifted. Trans should make it nearly half a second faster.
There were too many assumptions in my post to know exactly which part was wrong. It could be that the amount of experience per level was changed (for example, something like all experience values being divided by 100 to avoid overflow when the level cap was removed, so going from 80 to 81 is 350,000 instead of 35,000,000). If that's the case, I have no way of finding the actual points:experience ratio, but as long as the relative experience for each level is the same, I can still find points:levels (and "14.3% at level 80" would still have been correct before the modifier was increased).
If that wasn't the problem, it could be that something other than the amount of experience is considered. For example, the modifier could depend on the level, so 1000 points at level 80 might take more experience than 1000 points at level 10. If this is the case, the difference doesn't seem huge, but even with innersight you don't get much precision at high levels, so it wouldn't have to be a tiny difference to be invisible with my limited testing. It could also be that different quests give different amounts of points, separately from the amount of experience they give. This would be pretty hard to test, given the huge number of quests, but it doesn't seem likely.
Or the relation might not be linear, but it does seem to be so far. Again though, 0.1% at level 80 is 35,000 experience (assuming experience numbers are the same), so there's enough room for error that it's hard to tell without a lot more questing.
Now, for the actual numbers from my testing so far.
Looking at the point rewards from individual quests, you gain 2.5 times as many points now that Tecton increased the modifier.
First, on a low level character (7-8). Assuming the old experience numbers (24,466 exp from level 7 to 8, and 26,957 from 8 to 9), 8,700 points required ~17,223 experience (+/- about 300, since I don't have a newbie with innersight), using quests that generally give 100-300 points each and one that gave 6,000. From that, I'd guess 1 point per 2 experience. That is 2.5 times my previous guess before the changes of 1 point per 5 experience.
Then on Sena (level 80). It's much less precise at such a high level, but 40,500 quest points brought me from 53.1% to 53.4%, with quests that give 3,500, 6,500, and 6,000 points each. Assuming the old experience numbers (35,000,000 experience from 80 to 81), 81,000 experience (40,500*2) would be about 0.23% at level 80, which fits. This isn't enough to confirm 1 point:2 exp, but it is close enough to suggest a linear relation and that level doesn't matter (or at least close to linear, and doesn't matter much).
If experience has been changed but relative amounts per level are the same, then instead of comparing points to experience, I can compare points to levels. 1 million quest points should be about 5.7% of the way from 80 to 81, or 0.6% of the way from 99 to 100, or about enough to go from level 0 to level 35.
Pwetty please? You can borrow Arador for as much testing as you want.
Let me know when you want to test stuff.
I plan on doing it eventually. It will take a lot of time and dozens (at least) of people to test on though.
My handwriting is terrible.
Edit: Attacking normally instead of throwing is DamageStat/5, which is better, but still much higher than maul, and you don't get the additional speed bonus from knife thrower.
Also, I have firstaid now. Anybody with a good bleeding attack want to help me test it?
First, an explanation of how bleeding works. The bleeding tick (when you see "You bleed x health.") is every 5.5 seconds. On this tick, after you take damage, your bleeding is reduced naturally, by 8-14 points.
With firstaid active, that natural clotting is increased, so instead of 8-14, it's 15-28. This means it basically clots an extra ~10-11 bleeding every 5.5 seconds, on average. For comparison, moss tattoo clots 50 bleeding every 5 seconds.
So, firstaid is a tiny bonus. On the other hand, it costs nothing to keep up (just 200 mana and 30 willpower to activate it), so it's better than nothing.
Does anyone know how these values affect bleeding?
Also, the amount of fluids gained by tempering depends on the number of humours tempered.
The person from whom I received this formula from is no longer playing, so I don't believe they'll mind if I share. I used this as a Knight, and it was very reliable.
function limb_counter(enemy_max_health)
enemy_limb_health_multiply = 250 + enemy_max_health
enemy_limb_health = enemy_limb_health_multiply * .24
weapon_base_damage_multiply = 10 + enemy_max_health
weapon_base_damage = weapon_base_damage_multiply * .005
weapon_damage_divide = weapondamageone + weapondamagetwo
weapon_damage = weapon_damage_divide / 2
weapon_damage_total = weapon_base_damage + weapon_damage
hits_to_break = enemy_limb_health / weapon_damage_total
hits_to_break = roundUp(hits_to_break, 0)
left_hand_damage = weapondamageone / weapon_damage
right_hand_damage = weapondamagetwo / weapon_damage
cecho("Enemy's limbs will break in "..hits_to_break.." hits!")
end
I had it triggered on assess, and when I checked weaponlist it would gather the weapon damages of the two weapons I used on a trigger.