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 Post subject: Stat point question..
PostPosted: Sun Jun 11, 2006 11:54 am 
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How many stat pt should i have for hp and mp if i am a pure int @ lvl 37?


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stats points = str or int
mp and hp depend on your stats distribution....

i dont get the question :roll:

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~3,7k mp and ~0,8k hp, not sure...


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My question is... I want to know how many HP stat pts should I have if i ONLY add my stat pts to MP. Because I want to check did I add any of my stat pt to hp by mistake :)


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oh...i see...

depends if u got items with +int / +str too so idk :/

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20 base, + 1 int point for ever level, + any items with int. You also have to do -1 because at level 1 you have 20 str and 20 int, and according to the previous you should have 21/21.

So, (20+1x)-1.

Example:
(20+1(37))-1
(20+37)-1
(57)-1
=56




For STR it's the same thing but +1 str from leveling and +3 from attribute distribution.

So, (20+4x)-1

Example:
(20+4(37))-1
(20+148)-1
(168)-1
=167


167 str, 56 int. Then of course you add the items then have +int or +str.

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what dom said :P check ur str / int stats, not the hp/mp values :)

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dom wrote:
20 base, + 1 int point for ever level, + any items with int. You also have to do -1 because at level 1 you have 20 str and 20 int, and according to the previous you should have 21/21.

So, (20+1x)-1.

Example:
(20+1(37))-1
(20+37)-1
(57)-1
=56




For STR it's the same thing but +1 str from leveling and +3 from attribute distribution.

So, (20+4x)-1

Example:
(20+4(37))-1
(20+148)-1
(168)-1
=167


167 str, 56 int. Then of course you add the items then have +int or +str.


My stat pt distribution as follow STR 58, INT 162.

Based on your calculations, I am still short of 3 stat pt for int. Is there something wrong with the forumla?


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pure int means NO points in str

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kitary wrote:
pure int means NO points in str


Because I feel that I have accidentally add some stat pts to STR. That's why I want to do a calculation on it. But somehow the calculations doesnt tally :wink:


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i tried computing it again.... but still cant fix it lol.... u sure u dont have + int/str :roll:

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Padawin wrote:
i tried computing it again.... but still cant fix it lol.... u sure u dont have + int/str :roll:


Yup. I am sure, no blue items equipped when i check the stats :?


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dom wrote:
20 base, + 1 int point for ever level, + any items with int. You also have to do -1 because at level 1 you have 20 str and 20 int, and according to the previous you should have 21/21.

So, (20+1x)-1.

Example:
(20+1(37))-1
(20+37)-1
(57)-1
=56




For STR it's the same thing but +1 str from leveling and +3 from attribute distribution.

So, (20+4x)-1

Example:
(20+4(37))-1
(20+148)-1
(168)-1
=167


167 str, 56 int. Then of course you add the items then have +int or +str.

I'm not so good at maths... but I think there's a little mistake in the formulas above. I think the formulas are (for a pure int, of course) :

STR stat points = 20 + ([char level]-1)*1

INT stat points = 20 + ([char level]-1)*4

so you should be like (without gear bonuses) :

STR = 20 + (37-1)*1 = 56

INT = 20 + (37-1)*4 = 164

... no offense, just tell me if I'm wrong :wink:

@Helloworld : I think you put 2 points in str instead of int... you are an hybrid now :P


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agreed.... dom and i forgot the ( ) :banghead:

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