2013-01-17, 06:51 PM
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Primary stat/attack ratio to find how much each attack is worth is still a working formula so you should be able to use that same ratio to estimate % str.
Attack/(primary stat% + 100%) = approximately how much attack each % str is worth. You can reverse them and find out the opposite too. The +100% is for your base strength you already have.
For your example:
255 atk / (0 + 100) = = 2.55 attack per % str. That means to make up 35 attack it's approximately 35/2.55 = 13.72% str using your current attack/%str. The more % str you gain the less effective it will be versus attack.
It's not spot on accurate but it should be a nice way to estimate.
Primary stat/attack ratio to find how much each attack is worth is still a working formula so you should be able to use that same ratio to estimate % str.
Attack/(primary stat% + 100%) = approximately how much attack each % str is worth. You can reverse them and find out the opposite too. The +100% is for your base strength you already have.
For your example:
255 atk / (0 + 100) = = 2.55 attack per % str. That means to make up 35 attack it's approximately 35/2.55 = 13.72% str using your current attack/%str. The more % str you gain the less effective it will be versus attack.
It's not spot on accurate but it should be a nice way to estimate.