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[jonamaster]

I have a doubt with the Wiki:

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Combat_Actions

So, to deplete enemy's Defense Bar, the only thing in play is the attack weight and the enemy's maneuver weight right?
After enemy's defense bar hit 0%, the damage formula is calculated right?
So if i hit an enemy with 100% attack bar and enemy's defense bar is 1%, it still doing no HP damage? Weapon Quality doesn't matter when attacking defense bar?
Sorry, i know this is not a simple question but hey! this is the best thread in the forums

[LadyV]

I have a doubt with the Wiki:

So, to deplete enemy's Defense Bar, the only thing in play is the attack weight and the enemy's maneuver weight right?
After enemy's defense bar hit 0%, the damage formula is calculated right?
So if i hit an enemy with 100% attack bar and enemy's defense bar is 1%, it still doing no HP damage? Weapon Quality doesn't matter when attacking defense bar?
Sorry, i know this is not a simple question but hey! this is the best thread in the forums

I'm no expert on combat formula but armor is also in play when it comes to damage.

[jonamaster]

Yeah, sorry for that. Imagine that there's no armor. I was testing with a friend and defense bar calculation it's ok (i depleted 13-14% of defense bar with Stone Axe Q10 using Chop, MC 1 and enemy's UA 14, he was using Dodge Maneuver). But then, i was supposed to hit for 170Damage or something like that, but i've hit for 46Damage (enemy's bar was 9% or so).

Edit: I've found this thread viewtopic.php?f=2&t=17674&p=387250&hilit=damage+formula#p387250

"As for the damage formula being incorrect, I know we all figured that out awhile ago too. There were long discussions about it and everyone was trying to figure out how it actually worked but to no avail. I don't know what the current formula is based off of or how correct or incorrect it is."
Sorry

[Guard1]

What do you generally do with mass [resource]? I have a boatload of tin and I have no idea what to do with it.

On a side note, I think there's a stranger in my camp, and they've stolen my bed, and they continue to work towards the advancement of the camp. How do I figure out who this mystery man is?

You can give it to someone who needs it

[krikke93]

The wiki says that with steel making the quality of the used fuel matters to the outcome of the steel q. Is this true?
Because when I started making steel, I put low q fuel in 3 crucibles (for wallgrade) and high q (56) in 2 other crucibles (for equipment). None of the 10 steel bars dropped in quality.

[dackT-E]

The wiki says that with steel making the quality of the used fuel matters to the outcome of the steel q. Is this true?
Because when I started making steel, I put low q fuel in 3 crucibles (for wallgrade) and high q (56) in 2 other crucibles (for equipment). None of the 10 steel bars dropped in quality.

no it doesnt... ...i think

[krikke93]

The wiki says that with steel making the quality of the used fuel matters to the outcome of the steel q. Is this true?
Because when I started making steel, I put low q fuel in 3 crucibles (for wallgrade) and high q (56) in 2 other crucibles (for equipment). None of the 10 steel bars dropped in quality.

no it doesnt

Thanks

[dackT-E]

no prob

[fanit937]

Quality of Alloying Crucible doesn't matter. Finery Forge and Steel Crucible softcaps products (Bloom, Bar of Steel).
QL of Bloom/Slag = (Finery Forge QL + Fuel QL)/2
QL of Bar of Steel = (Steel Crucible QL + Charcoal QL + Fuel QL)/3 (Never higher than iron QL)

[borka]

wb fanit

There had been discusions in the past - from my observations: as long the Steel Crucible is higher than Wrought/Coal (which should have same or better q than wrought) there is no drop in q with lower Fuel - i use to fuel with q10 Blocks (time matters as a Hermit)