| Re: Two questions. |
Thu, 24 July 2008 05:44  |
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 Adacore |
 | Chief Warrant Officer 2 |
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I think weapons always do their given damage, with fixed modifiers for range (for beams) and a fixed percentage chance of being deflected by shields (for torps) - there's no variation. Of course, capacitors and deflectors directly modify beam damage (but don't introduce any random factor or 'damage distribution'), and computers and jammers directly modify accuracy of torps. The torpedo accuracy thing gives a reasonably simple probability distribution for the actual damage, based on the chance of deflections.
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