Quote (Jeebus666 @ Mar 21 2012 01:21pm)
u didnt explain anything, u tried to find fault a few times and got corrected.
Your calculations on DS were wrong, I cant be bothered to find the relevant equations in tudey's guide but its there
You can't find the equations that I correctly used, how convenient.
I explained that it is a 1 in 145 chance to roll DS if using Grief, Highlords, AND gores, which it is unlikely he even used gores (lack of gores would make it a less 1 in 20,000 chance). It is too statistically unlikely to be a fluke.
Quote (tudey @ Mar 21 2012 01:22pm)
that just means you probably used the wrong formula for the calculations. That's why the information provided by the calculations holds no real value.
And anecdotal evidence does hold a value of its own. Sure it cannot be used to establish a cause-effect relationship but that's not really what matters in d2. The important thing is if you win the duels or not.
No, I used the formula which was verified by several experiments. If you want, do it yourself:
Complete chance to double damage is:
DD% = 100 - (1-DS%/100)*(1-CSm%/100)*(1-CSa%/100)*100%
Where
DD% = total percentage to double damage
DS% = percentage of deadly strike
CSm% = percentage of critical strike from a weapon mastery
CSa% = percentage of critical strike from the amazon skill.
Just accept that his experiment was either done incorrectly or he lied. If you show me other results I will consider them.
This post was edited by Voyaging on Mar 21 2012 11:28am