Grants percentage true strike, so it drastically lowers miss chance from evasion, blind, and low ground ranged attacks.
Yeah, but how does accuracy works? Is it just takes 35%(i think) of PA's blur, so it only gives 15% evasion?
Yeah, but how does accuracy works? Is it just takes 35%(i think) of PA's blur, so it only gives 15% evasion?
It gives you 35% accuracy. Which means when you are attacking the Shined enemy target, you will have 35% chance to proc a True Strike. Some people think it lowers the evasion of the target, but it doesn't really change the evasion value. It's not 50%-35% = 15% evasion, no.
It's just 35% of your attacks are bound to hit the target(the attack is a True Strike and cannot miss)
To make this clear, we use Tinker because no evasion will be involved.
1. Tinker's Laser hits you and you will miss all your attacks
2. You cast Solar Crest on Tinker(Tinker has no evasion items or whatsoever)
3. You hit Tinker for 3 times, and one of them proc the True Strike and hits him
Grats, we've learnt something new today!
So when you attack the PA, and all of them landed, there are two possibilities combined, you hit PA normally + you hit PA when the her evasion proc(which means you should miss) but at the same time you proc your Shine's True Strike, thus the attack landed.
So you were pretty lucky.
It's not complicated, you have a 35% chance of landing a true strike. What's so confusing about that?
Let's see if I calc it right, you have a 65% chance of not true striking, and of those PA has 50% evasion so you have a 32.5% chance to miss? half of 65%?
Other way works too, 35% of the 50% of attacks PA evades will be true strikes, or 17.5%. 50% - 17.5% = 32.5% effective evasion.
35% of the time, your hits will connect. The other 65% of the time, 50% of them will miss. Thus you have 67.5% chance to hit PA.
lol i actually try to think how to calculate the effective chance of hiting PA and my brain start to hurt
Think about it like this, 100 hits are delivered on a pa with an enemy solar crest shine. 50 of those hits are randomly calculated as evaded. Then randomly 35 of those 100 hits are calculated as true strike hits. Those hits that are calculated as both evasion and true strike are successful hits.
chance to hit + acc. percentage * evason = final chance to hit
.5 + .5 * .35 = .675
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he basically just said it: 0.675 which translates to 67.5%, so pa has 32.5% evasion. seems weak since it takes her an ability slot and she has a low hp to compensate, and a talisman gives 20% (?) basically a poor man's bloodthorn
he's right he's just saying it in an order that confuses you. If you say PA dodges half your attacks and of those 35% are truestrikes and still hit, he's saying it in reverse order and using negatives, 65% are not truestrikes, and half of those are dodged.
Basically there are four cases:
Solar truestrike procs and blur procs: 0.35*0.5 = 0.175 -> You hit and this occurs 17.5% of the time
Solar truestrike procs and blur doesn't proc: 0.35*0.5 = 0.175 -> You hit and this occurs 17.5% of the time
Solar truestrike doesn't proc and blur procs: 0.65*0.5 = 0.325 -> You miss and this occurs 32.5% of the time
Solar truestrike doesn't proc and blur doesn't proc: 0.65*0.5 = 0.325 -> You hit and this occurs 32.5% of the time
So the 3 cases where you hit add up to: 17.5+17.5+32.5 = 67.5% of all your attacks hit
Only one case where you miss, so you'll miss 32.5% of attacks.
Goatfish calculated right, this is just the full method for those who are curious.
i fucking knew that as soon as someone started digging into it, there's gonna be 20 paragraphs about how it's calculated so everyone can show off how good they are at solving third grade math
Not third grade. As far as I know this isn't even taught at school level (although syllabus probably varies between countries). Its only appears easy because its a 50% chance on blur. I'm not trying to show off I'm just explaining it because not everyone covers probability and some people are actually curious as to how it works out.
I think you guys are confused, this isn't probability, it's a fucking multiplication problem.
seems only maverick explained it right.
lol
you know its not just simple 'math'. it's about how you break down the mechanic into its component. even if you got your figure correct im suspicious that u really understand whats going on here.
i mean if i were your teacher and this was a question in a math exam, i'd give you all 0 marks.
I'm guessing the confusion stems from people not understanding whether the 35% truestrike chance is calculated from hits that have the potential to miss, or all hits in general.
yes. so potential to hit and potential to miss are independent of each other. so how do u combine both to get the effective miss/hit chance
Close this thread please more , Maverick explained it super well and that's more than enough, no more shit posts including mine!
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How does it works now? I used it on PA, as lycan and none of my attack was miss, explain the mechanic plz