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Blisik
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Does strength affect Archery?
i just wonder if strength affects archery when using a sling or a bow.
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TeckXKnight
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Re: Does strength affect Archery?
The simple answer is that no, it does not. The longer answer is that Perception affects Marksmanship by increasing your minimum damage per shot up to as high as your maximum. No stats increase damage on bows or slings, only the quality of the weapon itself.
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Dataslycer
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Re: Does strength affect Archery?
Maximum damage is affected by quality of the range weapon and projectile.
Minimum damage is affected by maximum damage, the shooter's perception vs the target's agility. Note that if the shooter has twice the perception of the target, he will always deal maximum damage.
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Minimum damage is affected by maximum damage, the shooter's perception vs the target's agility. Note that if the shooter has twice the perception of the target, he will always deal maximum damage.
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4765&p=53954&hilit= ... ion#p53954jorb wrote:"When you fire, and hit, damage will be calculated as follows. The damage of the weapon and the damage of the projectile are added to form the maximum damage in a range, within which a random damage is chosen. The minimum damage is calculated from your own perception, the target's agility and the maximum damage as (0.5 * (PERC / AGIL) * MAX-DAMAGE). Watch it, foxes have high agility."
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DDDsDD999
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Re: Does strength affect Archery?
*PerceptionDataslycer wrote:Note that if the shooter has twice the agility* of the target, he will always deal maximum damage.





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Dataslycer
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Re: Does strength affect Archery?
Whoops, that's what I was meaning. Thanks.
If you keep focusing on the shadow behind, you will not see the light in front of you.
Being successful isn't just about hard work and succeeding, it is also about picking yourself up when you fail.
Being successful isn't just about hard work and succeeding, it is also about picking yourself up when you fail.