Am I seeing things Mw not working?
...Or is it just me? I hope it's just me.
I was fiddling with my stats, wanting to see what they looked like unbuffed/buffed... and when I used MW (lv.20 at the moment), it only buffed my LUK.
Now I'm not really complaining, but whatdamafug is going on? I thought it was supposed to buff ALL stats (STR/DEX/INT/LUK), [i]not[/i] just my LUK. Did they change things, or is this just another example of "...Nexon!" happening =__=
May 6, 2013
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[quote=SakuLahh]If I remember correctly, Maple Warrior is calculated based on your base stats.
But I might be wrong.[/quote][quote=SilentXynh]MW only boosts your base stats.
That's the way it's always worked.
4*1.1 = 4.4.
Rounded down to the nearest integer would make it 4, no boost. (guessing it rounds down)[/quote][quote=GoXDS]in return, MW's benefits are affected by %Stat. ie. it's [stat+MW](%Stat) and not (stat)(%Stat+MW), or in numbers, (100+10)(27%) = 139.7->139 and not (100)(10%+27%) = 137.[/quote][quote=GeTao]Either what they other people say, or they are just casting the double or float into an int so they dont have to do a rounding. I.E 4.4 gets chopped into 4, 9.9999 (arrow) 9, 0.1234564789 = 0. this way would be much less coding, and much less things for the computer to do.[/quote]
...Huh. Learn something new every day.
Makes sense, now that I don't have any other stat except LUK boosted (via full AP reset scroll).
At least I'm not in full-panic mode anymore... even if I'm feeling kinda dumb for not realizing this sooner
Either what they other people say, or they are just casting the double or float into an int so they dont have to do a rounding. I.E 4.4 gets chopped into 4, 9.9999 (arrow) 9, 0.1234564789 = 0. this way would be much less coding, and much less things for the computer to do.
in return, MW's benefits are affected by %Stat. ie. it's [stat+MW](%Stat) and not (stat)(%Stat+MW), or in numbers, (100+10)(27%) = 139.7->139 and not (100)(10%+27%) = 137.
MW only boosts your base stats.
That's the way it's always worked.
4*1.1 = 4.4.
Rounded down to the nearest integer would make it 4, no boost. (guessing it rounds down)