User:Mr Pops Alot/Lethal Combat - Revision history

Storm at 14:17, 16 June 2023

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Storm at 15:46, 15 June 2023

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Mr Pops Alot: /* Preparation */ update

2023-04-10T03:35:11Z

‎Preparation: update

Mr Pops Alot: /* Fighting */

2023-04-01T04:14:14Z

‎Fighting

Mr Pops Alot at 08:30, 1 March 2023

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Mr Pops Alot at 08:28, 1 March 2023

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Mr Pops Alot at 08:03, 1 March 2023

2023-03-01T08:03:25Z

Mr Pops Alot: /* Weapon stats */

2023-03-01T07:59:20Z

‎Weapon stats

Mr Pops Alot at 07:58, 1 March 2023

2023-03-01T07:58:45Z

Mr Pops Alot: Created page with "eraNAS' lethal combat system may seem a little daunting to new players at first, however a few simple guidelines will have you ready to repel attacks and hold ground like a pr..."

2023-03-01T07:48:00Z

Created page with "eraNAS' lethal combat system may seem a little daunting to new players at first, however a few simple guidelines will have you ready to repel attacks and hold ground like a pr..."

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 DPT is a measure of how fast a weapon can remove Stamina. Stamina deprivation is the primary way of disabling pawns in combat; hurt them enough, and they will be downed. Other factors like range, stopping power, and aiming/cooldown time can all impact how you use a weapon in battle, but damage is a stat to be prioritized first.
-*'''Damage on Youkai:''' Youkai have innate 5 [[armor]], which means that this type of armor cannot be destroyed. High damage per shot weapons with high penetrations such as the Broughton FA1918 will excel at this, while pistol caliber carbines, shotguns with buckshot, and handguns will struggle to significantly damage youkai. Most of the enemies you find are youkai, so this stat is a priority.
+*'''Damage on Youkai:''' Youkai have innate 5 [[User:Mr_Pops_Alot/Armor | Armor]], which means that this type of armor cannot be destroyed. High damage per shot weapons with high penetrations such as the Broughton FA1918 will excel at this, while pistol caliber carbines, shotguns with buckshot, and handguns will struggle to significantly damage youkai. Most of the enemies you find are youkai, so this stat is a priority.
 == Melee ==

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 DPT is a measure of how fast a weapon can remove Stamina. Stamina deprivation is the primary way of disabling pawns in combat; hurt them enough, and they will be downed. Other factors like range, stopping power, and aiming/cooldown time can all impact how you use a weapon in battle, but damage is a stat to be prioritized first.
-*'''Damage on Youkai:''' Youkai have innate 5 armor, which means that this type of armor cannot be destroyed. High damage per shot weapons with high penetrations such as the Broughton FA1918 will excel at this, while pistol caliber carbines, shotguns with buckshot, and handguns will struggle to significantly damage youkai. Most of the enemies you find are youkai, so this stat is a priority.
+*'''Damage on Youkai:''' Youkai have innate 5 [[armor]], which means that this type of armor cannot be destroyed. High damage per shot weapons with high penetrations such as the Broughton FA1918 will excel at this, while pistol caliber carbines, shotguns with buckshot, and handguns will struggle to significantly damage youkai. Most of the enemies you find are youkai, so this stat is a priority.
 == Melee ==

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 Your skills and your weapon determine your success the most. You may have a good weapon, but without the skills to show for it, you won't be able to hit the broad side of a barn. Conversely, if you are a good shot but only have a .22LR pistol, you won't be killing anything any time soon. It is essential to train up your skill that your weapon corresponds to. Danmaku corresponds to the Danamku Skill, Firearms are helped with the shooting skill, and Melee weapons are enhanced with the Melee skill. Being great at one combat stat (Danmaku, Shooting or Melee) is better than being decent at all three.
-Be aware that Danamku requires 500 Danmaku EXP to be earned before you can use Danmaku, or if you find an [[User:Mr Pops Alot/Esper|Esper]] trainer who can give you [[Practical Talents/Esper Knowledge|Esper Knowledge]]. If you started out as a Youkai, you will not have to get 500 Danmaku EXP to start using Danmaku, but it's still recommended to train up to A 11 to be ready to fight most enemies
+Be aware that Danamku requires 200 Danmaku EXP to be earned before you can use Danmaku, or if you find an [[User:Mr Pops Alot/Esper|Esper]] trainer who can give you [[Practical Talents/Esper Knowledge|Esper Knowledge]]. If you started out as a Youkai, you will not have to get 200 Danmaku EXP to start using Danmaku, but it's still recommended to train up to A 11 to be ready to fight most enemies
 === Way to train ===
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 ===Weapon stats===
 Ranged weapons consist of many attributes:
-*'''Damage:''' How much health each bullet can do. For reference, the brain has 10 HP, the heart has 15 HP, and the torso (general body) has 40 HP.
+*'''Damage:''' How much health each bullet can do. For reference, the urethra has 1/8th of the user's STA, the heart has 1/4th of the user's STA, and the torso (general body) is 1:1 to the user's STA.
 *'''Armor penetration:''' The ability to ignore armor. AP directly subtracts from armor rating; if a weapon's AP > the armor strength, then armor is completely ignored.
 *'''Burst count:''' How many bullets are fired at a time. If a weapon fires multiple shots, there will be a short delay between bullets.
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 *'''Optimal DPT:''' How much damage a weapon can do, per turn, if every shot hits an unarmored target.
 DPT is a measure of how fast a weapon can remove Stamina. Stamina deprivation is the primary way of disabling pawns in combat; hurt them enough, and they will be downed. Other factors like range, stopping power, and aiming/cooldown time can all impact how you use a weapon in battle, but damage is a stat to be prioritized first.
 == Melee ==

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   Choose how are you going to aim.
   Current Target: Mamizou Futatsuiwa
 [Attack]
 [Precise Shot]
-[Take Cover]
+[Skills]
-[Tend Wounds]
+[Take Cover]
-[Reload]
+[Tend Wounds]
-[Switch Weapon]
+[Reload]
-[Retreat]
+[Switch Weapon]
-[Submit]
+[Subdue]
-[Switch Target]
+[Retreat]
 The attack priority is shown on the top, which shows who's turn it is, who will go next, as well as implying who has already acted within the turn.
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 You can attack normally, or attack precisely. Attacking normally will target a random body part, but most likely you will end up hitting the torso. Precise shot can be used to specifically target a body part in case you don't want to kill the target, or if you're aiming at the target's head. Taking cover will put you in a random cover piece which can stop some rounds. Tending wounds will tend all of your current wounds and give you 500 STA, but at the cost of your turn. Reloading is self explanatory. Switching weapon will allow you to switch your weapon to another weapon that you already own. Retreating ends the fight if you are more powerful than the enemy, else there's a chance that you might not escape. Submitting ends the fight, but leaves you getting raped or robbed, and ends your day immediately.

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	You can attack normally, or attack precisely. Attacking normally will target a random body part, but most likely you will end up hitting the torso. Precise shot can be used to specifically target a body part in case you don't want to kill the target, or if you're aiming at the target's head. Taking cover will put you in a random cover piece which can stop some rounds. Tending wounds will tend all of your current wounds and give you 500 STA, but at the cost of your turn. Reloading is self explanatory. Switching weapon will allow you to switch your weapon to another weapon that you already own. Retreating ends the fight if you are more powerful than the enemy, else there's a chance that you might not escape. Submitting ends the fight, but leaves you getting raped or robbed, and ends your day immediately.		You can attack normally, or attack precisely. Attacking normally will target a random body part, but most likely you will end up hitting the torso. Precise shot can be used to specifically target a body part in case you don't want to kill the target, or if you're aiming at the target's head. Taking cover will put you in a random cover piece which can stop some rounds. Tending wounds will tend all of your current wounds and give you 500 STA, but at the cost of your turn. Reloading is self explanatory. Switching weapon will allow you to switch your weapon to another weapon that you already own. Retreating ends the fight if you are more powerful than the enemy, else there's a chance that you might not escape. Submitting ends the fight, but leaves you getting raped or robbed, and ends your day immediately.
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		+	If the game detects too many misses from both sides, or hits the 150 round ultimatum, the fight will forcefully end with no winner, printing out a warning message
		+	-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
		+	ANTI-STALL FAILSAFE ACTIVATED (MISSES IN A ROW: 32, TURNS: 8)
		+	ENDING FIGHT WITH NO WINNER
		+	!REPORT THIS!
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 Be aware that Danamku requires 500 Danmaku EXP to be earned before you can use Danmaku, or if you find an [[User:Mr Pops Alot/Esper|Esper]] trainer who can give you [[Practical Talents/Esper Knowledge|Esper Knowledge]]. If you started out as a Youkai, you will not have to get 500 Danmaku EXP to start using Danmaku, but it's still recommended to train up to A 11 to be ready to fight most enemies
 == Ranged ==
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 *Skilled melee characters have the ability to evade melee attacks when fighting. When the melee blow is dodged, it will always miss, regardless of whether or not it is supposed to hit.
 *Blunt melee attacks don't cause bleeding (unless a body part is destroyed), but they have a chance to stun enemies for a short time on hit. In addition, most pieces of armor will protect poorly against blunt attacks.

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	=Preparation=		=Preparation=
	Your skills and your weapon determine your success the most. You may have a good weapon, but without the skills to show for it, you won't be able to hit the broad side of a barn. Conversely, if you are a good shot but only have a .22LR pistol, you won't be killing anything any time soon. It is essential to train up your skill that your weapon corresponds to. Danmaku corresponds to the Danamku Skill, Firearms are helped with the shooting skill, and Melee weapons are enhanced with the Melee skill. Being great at one combat stat (Danmaku, Shooting or Melee) is better than being decent at all three.		Your skills and your weapon determine your success the most. You may have a good weapon, but without the skills to show for it, you won't be able to hit the broad side of a barn. Conversely, if you are a good shot but only have a .22LR pistol, you won't be killing anything any time soon. It is essential to train up your skill that your weapon corresponds to. Danmaku corresponds to the Danamku Skill, Firearms are helped with the shooting skill, and Melee weapons are enhanced with the Melee skill. Being great at one combat stat (Danmaku, Shooting or Melee) is better than being decent at all three.
		+
		+	Be aware that Danamku requires 500 Danmaku EXP to be earned before you can use Danmaku, or if you find an [[User:Mr Pops Alot/Esper\|Esper]] trainer who can give you [[Practical Talents/Esper Knowledge\|Esper Knowledge]]. If you started out as a Youkai, you will not have to get 500 Danmaku EXP to start using Danmaku, but it's still recommended to train up to A 11 to be ready to fight most enemies
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		+	== Ranged ==
		+	Ranged combat involves the use of weapons from a distance. Pawns wielding ranged weapons will shoot at enemies, because what else did you expect them to do?
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		+	===Weapon stats===
		+	Ranged weapons consist of many attributes:
		+	*'''Damage:''' How much health each bullet can do. For reference, the brain has 10 HP, the heart has 15 HP, and the torso (general body) has 40 HP.
		+	*'''Armor penetration:''' The ability to ignore armor. AP directly subtracts from armor rating; if a weapon's AP > the armor strength, then armor is completely ignored.
		+	*'''Stopping power:''' The ability to stagger, or slow, pawns. A stopping power of 1 can stagger humans and human-like [[mechanoid]]s. When staggered, a pawn is reduced to 1/6th of their normal speed for {{ticks\|95}}.
		+	*'''Burst count:''' How many bullets are fired at a time. If a weapon fires multiple shots, there will be a short delay between bullets.
		+	*'''Range:''' How far a weapon can shoot.
		+	*'''Accuracy:''' A weapon's own modifier to accuracy. Shooting skill and other factors also determine accuracy.
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		+	There are two summary stats of how a weapon will actually perform:
		+	*'''Optimal DPT:''' How much damage a weapon can do, per turn, if every shot hits an unarmored target.
		+	DPT is a measure of how fast a weapon can remove Stamina. Stamina deprivation is the primary way of disabling pawns in combat; hurt them enough, and they will be downed. Other factors like range, stopping power, and aiming/cooldown time can all impact how you use a weapon in battle, but damage is a stat to be prioritized first.

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−	I'~~m Florrie~~ and ~~was born on 23 December 1973. My hobbies are Sculpting and Vintage car~~.<br><br>~~my web blog; [http://sunshineavenuedatxanh~~.~~com/vi-tri-can-ho-sunshine-avenue-quan-8/ Sunshine Avenue An Dương Vương]~~	+	eraNAS' lethal combat system may seem a little daunting to new players at first, however a few simple guidelines will have you ready to repel attacks and hold ground like a pro.
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		+	In every gunfight there is one very important lifesaving rule to remember:<br/>
		+	'''Always use whatever cover is available!'''<br/>
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		+	=Preparation=
		+	Your skills and your weapon determine your success the most. You may have a good weapon, but without the skills to show for it, you won't be able to hit the broad side of a barn. Conversely, if you are a good shot but only have a .22LR pistol, you won't be killing anything any time soon. It is essential to train up your skill that your weapon corresponds to. Danmaku corresponds to the Danamku Skill, Firearms are helped with the shooting skill, and Melee weapons are enhanced with the Melee skill. Being great at one combat stat (Danmaku, Shooting or Melee) is better than being decent at all three.