Ok, I just worked out the math. I logged onto EQ live zek server to check if you got damage reduction when nuking yourself, you don't.
That means if we want EQ classic resists based on that Graffe parse, a druid nuking
himself with starfire and 167FR should do an average of 44% per nuke (612 x 0.44 = 269 damage, no PvP reduction nuking yourself). Full resists weren't counted as 0 in that guy's post, they were just omitted. Next, if we want to use linear extrapolation of this data, he should be nuking himself for an average of 58% of normal damage with starfire and 124FR. Darwoth currently nukes other people 1 level lower with 124FR for 55% of normal damage, so the average damage is a little lower than it should be but possibly within margin of error.
Here's my math for the linear extrapolation of this data:
I'm starting with the information that 167 cold resist = 56% average damage reduction
167 / 56 = 2.982
So the formula for extrapolating new data points is: Resist / 2.982 = the average percent removed from each nuke when cast in PvP
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There's also a few things I want to point out:
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SOL can be resisted..I resist it all day ;p
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I believe what the guy is talking about in that quote is spamming the UP key to avoid pushback, not sure though. People claim this spell was made unresistable at some point in time, but who knows. I doubt it should be unresistable in this time period.
Then for tears spells, those had some fucked up resist checks different from normal nukes so not a good example. One thing I am sure of, is that normal nukes did not have a static, full resist rate. It definitely went up against higher resists.