[Pre-BB] MapleStory Formula Compilation

So...is it accepted that level difference doesn't affect magicians? It seems like I got some pretty good data but I could test it more.

It seems that way, just from the damage I was doing to Blue Kents at level 61. Didn't seem impacted much by the huge level difference.

SE adds a 100% to physical attacks?

So NL's TT critical
150% (default) + 100% (default critical from 2nd job Critical Throw) + 140% (SE) = 390% ?
Maxed SE here

Another thing
Defense reduction
( dmg ) * ( 1 - 0.1 * D) * 0.5/0.6

D = monster level - player level
So if im a 200 n HT is 180, D = 0 ?

Another thing
Defense reduction
( dmg ) * ( 1 - 0.1 * D) * 0.5/0.6

D = monster level - player level
So if im a 200 n HT is 180, D = 0 ?

Yeah, you only lose damage if you're lower levelled than the monster.

Whats the damage multiplier for Level 30 AC of Heroes with 10 Orbs?

1.9

So the skill description of AC is as useless as the one in Combo Attack?

I... don't know what the skill description says, but the modifier in the data is used.

The math is in the thread.

Level 30 AC:

Damage + 30% , Max Combo counter 5 , Recharge 2 combo counter with success rate 60%.



It actually adds 50% over level 30 Combo, because each orb is an extra 4% (30+20%=50%). The skill doesn't actually say what percent is added by each orb, so it is functionally useless.

U digged the formula for AC in the skill.wz file?

There are no formulas in the skill.wz file. All of these numbers were checked and verified on private servers.

Also, here's the EXP formula. Credit to "airflow" from Kryptodev forums:

Code:

public static int expTNL(int level) {
    int pasta = level * level;
    int exp = (level <= 5) ? (2* pasta) + (13*level) : 0;

    if (6 <= level && level <= 50) {
        exp = (pasta * pasta) + ((level % 3 == 0) ? 57 * pasta : 55 * pasta - 56);
        exp /= 9;
    }

    if (level >= 51) {
        exp = 709716;
        for (int i = level; i > 50; i--)
            exp = (int) Math.floor(1.0548*exp);
    }

    // New exp table modifiers... comment next 2 lines to use old exp table
    if (level <= 29 && level >= 10) exp = (int) (exp - (exp * .3333));
    if (level >= 30) exp *= .80;

    return exp;
}

lol, isnt it now 1, 199999?

There are no formulas in the skill.wz file. All of these numbers were checked and verified on private servers.

Also, here's the EXP formula. Credit to "airflow" from Kryptodev forums:

Code:

public static int expTNL(int level) {
    int pasta = level * level;
    int exp = (level <= 5) ? (2* pasta) + (13*level) : 0;

    if (6 <= level && level <= 50) {
        exp = (pasta * pasta) + ((level % 3 == 0) ? 57 * pasta : 55 * pasta - 56);
        exp /= 9;
    }

    if (level >= 51) {
        exp = 709716;
        for (int i = level; i > 50; i--)
            exp = (int) Math.floor(1.0548*exp);
    }

    // New exp table modifiers... comment next 2 lines to use old exp table
    if (level <= 29 && level >= 10) exp = (int) (exp - (exp * .3333));
    if (level >= 30) exp *= .80;

    return exp;
}

So the numbers here are reliable? E.g : AC Multiplier,

So the numbers here are reliable? E.g : AC Multiplier,

Nope, they're completely unreliable. We're just posting them for sh'its and giggles.

Nope, they're completely unreliable. We're just posting them for sh'its and giggles.

Why would you do that?! Misleading people, you awful tyrant you.

Never trust a man that uses pasta as a variable name.

Never trust a man that uses pasta as a variable name.

lol How strange... One of my professors told us the exact same thing yesterday.

lol How strange... One of my professors told us the exact same thing yesterday.

lol I'm secretly one of your professors :O

Fiel is a name of a pasta? =O

There are no formulas in the skill.wz file. All of these numbers were checked and verified on private servers.

Also, here's the EXP formula. Credit to "airflow" from Kryptodev forums:

Code:

public static int expTNL(int level) {
    int pasta = level * level;
    int exp = (level <= 5) ? (2* pasta) + (13*level) : 0;

    if (6 <= level && level <= 50) {
        exp = (pasta * pasta) + ((level % 3 == 0) ? 57 * pasta : 55 * pasta - 56);
        exp /= 9;
    }

    if (level >= 51) {
        exp = 709716;
        for (int i = level; i > 50; i--)
            exp = (int) Math.floor(1.0548*exp);
    }

    // New exp table modifiers... comment next 2 lines to use old exp table
    if (level <= 29 && level >= 10) exp = (int) (exp - (exp * .3333));
    if (level >= 30) exp *= .80;

    return exp;
}

So basically, exactly what I have up there, but in program form? Except, apparently, for level 4, but who cares about the experience you need at level 4 anyway.

lol, isnt it now 1, 199999?

I thought I fixed that.