The both discussions are important since they are relatedand im getting tired of having youngsters trying to teach an old dog like me how to sit without evidence even if i gladly will do it
Yes and its up to you to prove this to us by showing us the code and proving with that its from 1.5.4 or else im calling you a troll from now on since you called me a liar even if i said im not 100% about it ^^ This is a matter of principles now and keeping your face because im rdy to loose mine even if i wasnt arguing against it like you did...anyways no hard feeling pal, were knights are we not ?
also happy you enjoyed em. Ps also take your time since its no rush, i know that irl and work comes first
public override int CalculateDamage(ref AttackInformation attackInformation, ref AttackCollisionData collisionData, in MissionWeapon weapon)
{
CharacterObject characterObject = attackInformation.AttackerAgentCharacter as CharacterObject;
IAgentOriginBase attackerAgentOrigin = attackInformation.AttackerAgentOrigin;
Formation attackerFormation = attackInformation.AttackerFormation;
CharacterObject characterObject2 = attackInformation.VictimAgentCharacter as CharacterObject;
CharacterObject characterObject3 = attackInformation.AttackerCaptainCharacter as CharacterObject;
CharacterObject characterObject4 = attackInformation.VictimCaptainCharacter as CharacterObject;
WeaponComponentData currentUsageItem = attackInformation.VictimMainHandWeapon.CurrentUsageItem;
int result = 0;
MissionWeapon missionWeapon = weapon;
WeaponComponentData currentUsageItem2 = missionWeapon.CurrentUsageItem;
bool flag = false;
if (currentUsageItem2 != null && currentUsageItem2.IsConsumable && collisionData.CollidedWithShieldOnBack && characterObject2 != null && characterObject2.GetPerkValue(DefaultPerks.Crossbow.Pavise))
{
float num = MBMath.ClampFloat(DefaultPerks.Crossbow.Pavise.PrimaryBonus / 100f, 0f, 1f);
flag = (MBRandom.RandomFloat <= num);
}
if (!flag)
{
ExplainedNumber explainedNumber = new ExplainedNumber((float)collisionData.InflictedDamage, null);
if (characterObject != null)
{
if (currentUsageItem2 != null)Good to know
and as i said didnt knew what type of damage type i was looking at. So you got 12 in damage without the shield to with same armor hitting the center mass ?` Try Manivilion guys...think they have samish armor have they not ?Lol here atleast we got someone with humor and good show ^^
Ah so youre angling it to, got it ^^ since this wasnt from the beginning with his comments in it as he angled me as...as we where...next....
Nah nah dont you try to twist this one...He was calling me out first without me even saying it was true and not even proving something with his words ,just playing monkey trying to discredit me....So you can say whatever you want mr ^^ And you saying it does almost nothing ? what you mean by that ? Now you got me curious. And you havent awnsered me if i was right with the language...i know im amature at it like 2 years in school and it was like 20 years ago but would appreciate you explaining to me if i was wrong and perhaps teach me something in there
jk im not really thinking you are (maybe) but just a little bit taking it personal types and one having a slight bully syndrome, but i think its reaction to save face which is alright. My sister is the same.
if (collidedWithShieldOnBack && shieldOnBack != null)
{
num += 10f;
}
float absorbedDamageRatio = victimAgentAbsorbedDamageRatio;
float num2 = Game.Current.BasicModels.StrikeMagnitudeModel.ComputeRawDamage(damageType, magnitude, num, absorbedDamageRatio);
float num3 = 1f;
if (!attackBlockedWithShield && !isFallDamage)
{
num3 *= damageMultiplierOfBone;
num3 *= combatDifficultyMultiplier;
}
num2 *= num3;
inflictedDamage = MBMath.ClampInt((int)num2, 0, 2000);
int num4 = MBMath.ClampInt((int)(Game.Current.BasicModels.StrikeMagnitudeModel.ComputeRawDamage(damageType, magnitude, 0f, absorbedDamageRatio) * num3), 0, 2000);
absorbedByArmor = num4 - inflictedDamage;public static float ComputeRawDamageNew(DamageTypes damageType, float magnitude, float armorEffectiveness, float absorbedDamageRatio)
{
float num = 0f;
float bluntDamageFactorByDamageType = CombatStatCalculator.GetBluntDamageFactorByDamageType(damageType);
float num2 = magnitude * bluntDamageFactorByDamageType;
float num3 = 100f / (100f + armorEffectiveness);
num += num2 * num3;
if (damageType != DamageTypes.Blunt)
{
float num4;
if (damageType != DamageTypes.Cut)
{
if (damageType != DamageTypes.Pierce)
{
return 0f;
}
num4 = Math.Max(0f, magnitude * num3 - armorEffectiveness * 0.33f);
}
else
{
num4 = Math.Max(0f, magnitude * num3 - armorEffectiveness * 0.5f);
}
num += num4 * (1f - bluntDamageFactorByDamageType);
}
return num * absorbedDamageRatio;
}So there is an small negate right ? If so then i wasnt seeing it wrong with my sword or miss calculated the hit with armor in mind which i also had in mind that it could have been even if it seemed more likely to be the shield along with the sound...But does this affect arrows to if so ? And yes ive seen some cav one hit Crossbowmen in the back but the sound was still there so might had an good roll or just good bonus to speed power
Clearing things out and thnx for your honesty
Now we can rest and yes they should higher the value so your crossbowmen can turn their backs to reload if they choose to implement it. However think the negate damage is about right though for the sake of balance even if it isnt realistic...Maybe higher it a little or full if people wants it... idk how it will affect but its gonna be risky for Cavs can tell yall that and perhaps make Vladian crossbowers little bit OP if set on full. But that can only the ones using mods tell since im not using them, mods that is...
