Simply, computer softwares are made with math...so if you want to know how any software works you need math.
The job of Devs should be to hide that math as best as they can (to create a fun game)....but people is dumb, they want to win at any cost trying to exploit the game (like in real life)....so they always try to turn back that math to have some advantage over their opponent....in short if you want to fight in pvp you need to know the math, untill devs can find a way to completly hide it, but then again people will find another solution to turn it back, and so on so forth...
And usually devs are about 1-10 people against thounsands of players.....so untill dev is some sort of genius, a Schrödinger of the coding.....devs will always lose that fight.
In the end many of them(devs) don't want to waste time and resources to fight it at all.
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sMartins
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Re: real new and confused
Make friends with the other crabs or try to escape the bucket.
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I only logged in to say this sentence. by neeco » 30 Oct 2018, 02:57
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I'd hardly call anything the Bible of our times. » special thanks to MagicManICT
I only logged in to say this sentence. by neeco » 30 Oct 2018, 02:57
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Re: real new and confused
The goal of min-maxing a character goes back to the first RPGs. There's just no getting around that.
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