mokie
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Post by mokie on Mar 13, 2016 6:47:24 GMT
Hi all,
I have a short question about magic resistance. Can it be raised to 100%? Or, is it maximum at 95%?
Thank you in advance.
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Post by sudipto(quit) on Mar 16, 2016 6:50:10 GMT
Umm could u please tell me how to get even 95%? Itd really help
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Post by Crysta| on Mar 16, 2016 19:51:39 GMT
I assume it can be 100%, on INT based classes you can take 1 damage from magic attacks.
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mokie
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Post by mokie on Mar 16, 2016 19:54:13 GMT
Umm could u please tell me how to get even 95%? Itd really help The most importance is Aegis(level2 +40%, level3 +50%) Weapon Claiomh Solais (Sword +12%) Icebrand Rime (Sword +10%?) ArmorExelis (re-up +12%) Gold Armor (+15%) AdditionalGrim Shield(+10%) Gem Shield ( up +10%) <I forgot another x-traded shield> (+10%) SpecialScholar Ring(+10%) Al xtal
▲Leviam (+10%) For monk skillClaw Mastery 3(+15%) <Gale Claw, Mail Breaker, Maniji, and Sauro Fang L2> (This 4 claws do not have -Magic Res status) Basically, the classes that can raise to +100% magic resistance solely are bishop and monk. The other classes need Bishop buff to test this. |
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mokie
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Post by mokie on Mar 16, 2016 19:55:59 GMT
I assume it can be 100%, on INT based classes you can take 1 damage from magic attacks. We have to test with a boss that can hit more than mdef. Otherwise, we cannot know what is the max magic resistance is really 95% or 100%. |
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Post by mokie on Mar 16, 2016 19:57:19 GMT
BTW, I do not have Bishop and my budget is run out, so it is impossible for me to test this myself. T-T
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Post by Crysta| on Mar 16, 2016 19:57:52 GMT
I assume it can be 100%, on INT based classes you can take 1 damage from magic attacks. We have to test with a boss that can hit more than mdef. Otherwise, we cannot know what is the max magic resistance is really 95% or 100%. my point was even if 100% is possible the damage won't be reduced to 0, reducing damage to 1 is the max so it doesn't really matter if the cap is 95% or 100%. |
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mokie
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Post by mokie on Mar 16, 2016 20:00:39 GMT
We have to test with a boss that can hit more than mdef. Otherwise, we cannot know what is the max magic resistance is really 95% or 100%. my point was even if 100% is possible the damage won't be reduced to 0, reducing damage to 1 is the max so it doesn't really matter if the cap is 95% or 100%. I think 95% and 100% is matter because 95% won't make 1 damage if bosses do so much damage. But, 100% can do even bosses use 100k of critical magic(just example). |
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Post by Crysta| on Mar 16, 2016 20:05:46 GMT
my point was even if 100% is possible the damage won't be reduced to 0, reducing damage to 1 is the max so it doesn't really matter if the cap is 95% or 100%. I think 95% and 100% is matter because 95% won't make 1 damage if bosses do so much damage. But, 100% can do even bosses use 100k of critical magic(just example). 95% will make 1 damage after applying mdef. |
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Post by mokie on Mar 16, 2016 20:10:01 GMT
I think 95% and 100% is matter because 95% won't make 1 damage if bosses do so much damage. But, 100% can do even bosses use 100k of critical magic(just example). 95% will make 1 damage after applying mdef. It is not because mdef will be calculated first before magic resistance. |
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Post by Crysta| on Mar 16, 2016 20:13:02 GMT
95% will make 1 damage after applying mdef. It is not because mdef will be calculated first before magic resistance. either way it's calculated 95% magic resistance is enough to make damage 1. |
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Post by mokie on Mar 16, 2016 20:19:43 GMT
It is not because mdef will be calculated first before magic resistance. either way it's calculated 95% magic resistance is enough to make damage 1. In case you do not understand, For example, a boss that can do 10k magic damage. If you have 3k mdef with 95% magic R, you will get damage around (10k-3k)*(1-0.95)=350. It is not 1 anymore. |
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mokie
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Post by mokie on Mar 16, 2016 20:22:12 GMT
Basically, if you have X mdef, 95% magic R will help you reduce damage to 1 until damage X+20.
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Post by Crysta| on Mar 16, 2016 20:22:15 GMT
either way it's calculated 95% magic resistance is enough to make damage 1. In case you do not understand, For example, a boss that can do 10k magic damage. If you have 3k mdef with 95% magic R, you will get damage around (10k-3k)*(1-0.95)=350. It is not 1 anymore. In case you do not understand. That formula is flawed because we do not know the ATK/MATK stats of bosses. |
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Post by mokie on Mar 16, 2016 20:24:10 GMT
In case you do not understand, For example, a boss that can do 10k magic damage. If you have 3k mdef with 95% magic R, you will get damage around (10k-3k)*(1-0.95)=350. It is not 1 anymore. In case you do not understand. That formula is flawed because we do not know the ATK/MATK stats of bosses. But, we know damage you get. |
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