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I ran a couple experiments with three variables:
* Swarmcaller versus Swiftblade of Zek/Swiftwind * Bow of the Huntsman(20/30) versus Rain Caller (20/45) * Bought arrows (1 dmg) versus Summoned arrows (3 dmg) I didn't realize until after the experiment that my two bows had the same damage with different delay. I knew Huntsman had a better ratio but completely forgot they had same damage. Oops. I killed one hill giant with each setup, and I didn't do all the possible permutations. For one fight I killed Shiel instead, so for that fight I'm not including the average damage. This data is all incredibly noisy, since each fight is only 40-50 hits. I was hoping it would hint at a similar situation to melee damage, where there's a modal value that's the most common value to hit for, with long tails above and below that value that are affected by str, attack, offense/defense skill differential, level differential, whatever else. Here's the data. The first row is against Shiel, the rest hill giants. The three numeric columns are modal hit, average hit, and the calculated MH bonus + bow damage + arrow damage. Code:
bought arrows sboz gleeds 32 31 bought arrows swarm gleeds 49 48 48 summoned sboz gleeds 34 37 33 summoned sboz raincaller 34 40 33 summoned swarm gleeds 51 55 50 summoned swarm raincaller 51 53 50 | ||
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