Attack hits computation

[*985*]

just wondering if anybody here knows how to compute attack hits in PvP attacks. Boss attack points is your maximum attack hits.

I was just asking if it is possible to know at least estimate the defense of the opponent by attacking them.

[john]

if you do 0 damage your Strength+Equipment strength+direct damage = his Def if you have 0 for direct damage.

Take the (damage you do, less your direct damage) add your strength + equipment strength.. that should be close to his def.

[*985*]

if you do 0 damage your Strength+Equipment strength+direct damage = his Def if you have 0 for direct damage.

Take the (damage you do, less your direct damage) add your strength + equipment strength.. that should be close to his def.

thanks. it could be..but attack points are varying everytime I attack a player.

[*985*]

if you do 0 damage your Strength+Equipment strength+direct damage = his Def if you have 0 for direct damage.

Take the (damage you do, less your direct damage) add your strength + equipment strength.. that should be close to his def.

Itried it, but it was not the right formula.

[BLITZzz]

hey there all.can anyone tell me how much effect does direct damage do.what is good 500 equip strength or 2500 direct damage

[mailmeharry2008]

2500 direct damage is good against bosses, but that won't help you in clan wars, or PvP, so better is 500 strength if you want to benefit at all places.

[tomb]

direct damage of 2500 is better than 500 equip str

[Iamawesome]

I want to know the exact formula.. By chance, is this it?

((Equip Strength + Strength) X 2) - (Defense + Equip Defense of attacked player/boss) + Direct Damage

So lets put numbers in there
500 equip str
200 str
300 def
200 equip def
0 direct

Would be 900 correct?

[tomb]

Minimum damage is ~ (1.7*Equip Str) + Direct Damage

So 500 str, 2000 estr, and 2500 direct damage would be a minimum of ~ 6750 damage

If hitting a player you then subtract their defense - not sure of the equation there

[beatricelolly1]

Thanks for the informations