2009-10-02, 06:47 AM
Those numbers show how 'strong' a monster is.
HP would be HitPoint, "endurance", or simply how much you need to hit the monster to kill it.
MP should be ManaPoint, the amount of 'magic' it has to use special attacks on you
Defense is its defense capacity, obviously, there are people working on how Defense mathematically works. But for a rough idea, the more defense a mob has, the less you hit it for.
Attack would be similarly related, more attack = it hurts you more.
You also have these stats yourself, and it works the same way it does for monsters, with corresponding interactions:
Your attack vs. monster's defense
Your accuracy vs. monster's avoidability
etc...
And welcome.
HP would be HitPoint, "endurance", or simply how much you need to hit the monster to kill it.
MP should be ManaPoint, the amount of 'magic' it has to use special attacks on you
Defense is its defense capacity, obviously, there are people working on how Defense mathematically works. But for a rough idea, the more defense a mob has, the less you hit it for.
Attack would be similarly related, more attack = it hurts you more.
You also have these stats yourself, and it works the same way it does for monsters, with corresponding interactions:
Your attack vs. monster's defense
Your accuracy vs. monster's avoidability
etc...
And welcome.