Protection, Hooded, and Branibal's Cloak of Defense.Originally Posted by SirTheta
Depending on how you look at it, 25% or 20%. Regardless, it's never worth it in a normal game.
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Protection, Hooded, and Branibal's Cloak of Defense.
Depending on how you look at it, 25% or 20%. Regardless, it's never worth it in a normal game.
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Depending on how you look at it? Also.. it depends on whether it's worth it or not.. I mean, is a Gray Elven Wizard/Priest/other spellcaster *really* gonna need over 2000 years?
Last edited by SirTheta; 01-21-2010 at 01:35 AM. Reason: Stuff
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you never know. one of these aged to death.
Of course, that was because of a DH tension room. Surrounded by ghost kings KILLS everyone without ball spells. or teleport. or invi.
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Well, I think of it as 25% less, or 80% of your previous amount. We're talking Lifespan * 0.8 here.
They probably won't need the lifespan, BUT the difference in eating Quickling Royalty and just eating regular Quicklings and Lords is basically irrelevant, assuming you're eating several of them. You can easily cap out on either (or bugs for that matter), so the fact they give a little more speed when you eat their corpses is pretty well worthless.
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25% less results in 75% of your previous amount, doesn't it? If your lifespan is 100 years, 25% is 25 years, which results in a lifespan of 75 years, which is not 80% of 100.
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While you read a book, that book weighs 0 stones. Or something like that. And yes, it's worthless, but still is something I didn't know until yesterday :P
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it's actually not THAT worthless... ot being burdened while readin.
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Not so much; it's kind of awkward. Starting with 100 --- 50% more is *1.5, or 150. 50% less is /1.5, or 66.67 - NOT 50. The difference between going from 100 to 200 to 250 is the same as 100 to 50 to 40.
I remember seeing something on Soul Caliber 2(?) about how they screwed up the weapon stats in this fashion, treating 150 and 50 as if they were the same difference from 100, so some of the weapons were especially weak or overpowered =) (In other words, it's easy to screw up!)
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wait a second Twinge, 50% more is (1 + 50/100)x = 1.5x
50% less is (1 - 50/100)x = .5x
The way you're doing it, 100% less would be half
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