Damage types - Revision history

MrBengtGoran at 23:22, 15 August 2023

2023-08-15T23:22:11Z

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Ementrude: /* 50px Paralyze Damage */

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Ementrude: /* 50px Acid Damage */

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Voland: /* 50px Fire Damage */

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 Special damage values - from poison, virus, paralysis - are only applied to the target if at least some standard damage is inflicted.
-==Virophage Damage==
+==[[File:icons_virophage_damage.png|50px]] Virophage Damage==
 Damages exclusively lifeforms that carry traces of the Pandoravirus. This includes anyone who undergone controlled mutation, such as the [[Disciples of Anu]].

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 ==[[File:burning.png|50px]] Fire Damage==
-A weapon with Fire Damage will add 40 fire damage value to the target. At the start of the victim's turn, the fire damage value is applied to each body part, minus the armor value. Then the fire damage value will reduce by 10.
+Setting an enemy on fire with flamethrower
-Fire damage value cannot go above 40, even with multiple strikes.
+First : Flat Damage is applied to one body part minus the set body part armor (Base flamethrower flat damage is 80)
-A character standing in a tile that is on fire will suffer the fire damage value of the tile. This will be between 10 and 40.
+Formula: BodyPartHP - (FlatDamage - BodyPartArmor) = ImpactDamage(Damage applied on body part from flat damage only).
 ==[[File:paralyzed.png|50px]] Paralyze Damage==

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 ==[[File:virused.png|50px]] Virus Damage==
-If a weapon inflicts at least some Standard Damage, then the VIrus Damage value of the weapon is added to the target's virus value.
+If a weapon inflicts at least some Standard Damage, then the Virus Damage value of the weapon is added to the target's Virus value.
 Virus damage can accumulate from multiple attacks. At the start of the affected character's turn, its virus value is subtracted from Will Points. Then the virus level reduces by 1.

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 ==[[File:standarddmg.png|50px]] Standard Damage==
-When an individual round or weapon strike hits a target it applies a damage value.
+When an individual round or weapon strike hits a target it applies a Damage value.
-The armor value of the body part hit is subtracted from the damage value. The resultant damage is then applied to both the Body Part Hit Points and the character's General Hit Points.
+The armor value of the body part hit is subtracted from the Damage value. The resultant damage is then applied to both the Body Part Hit Points and the character's General Hit Points.
 If the General Hit Points are reduced to zero, the target dies. If the Body Part Hit Points are reduced to zero, the body part is disabled and any Strength, Speed, Willpower or abilities given by that body part are lost.
-Additionally, a bleed value may be applied to the character base on the body part's bleed value.
+Additionally, a Bleed value may be applied to the character base on the body part's bleed value.
 Special damage values - from poison, virus, paralysis - are only applied to the target if at least some standard damage is inflicted.

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 ==[[File:1piercing.png|50px]] Pierce value==
-A weapon with a pierce value will ignore armor up to the pierce value before applying standard damage. For example, a gun with damage 50 against a target with armor 30 would normally do 20 damage.
+A weapon with a Pierce value will ignore armor up to the Pierce value before applying standard damage. For example, a gun with damage 50 against a target with armor 30 would normally do 20 damage.
-If it had pierce value of 20 then the armor's effectiveness would be reduced to 10, and the target would suffer 40 damage. Pierce has no effect against targets with no armor value.
+If it had a Pierce value of 20 then the armor's effectiveness would be reduced to 10, and the target would suffer 40 damage. Pierce has no effect against targets with no armor value.
 == [[File:poisoned.png|50px]] Poison Damage==

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 ==[[File:paralyzed.png|50px]] Paralyze Damage==
-If a weapon inflicts at least some Standard Damage, then the Paralyze Damage value of the weapon is added to the target's paralysis value. Paralysis value can accumulate in a target from multiple attacks.
+If a weapon inflicts at least some Standard Damage, then the Paralyze Damage value of the weapon is added to the target's Paralysis value. The Paralysis value can accumulate in a target from multiple attacks.
-The target will lose Action Points based on the proportion of paralysis to the character's strength. For example, if the character has a paralysis value of 10 and a strength of 20, it will lose half its Action Points, leaving 2 APs per turn. If the paralysis value exceeds the victim's Strength, then it will be completely paralyzed and unable to do anything.
+The target will lose Action Points based on the proportion of paralysis to the character's strength. For example, if the character has a Paralysis value of 10 and a Strength of 20, it will lose half its Action Points, leaving 2 APs per turn. If the paralysis value exceeds the victim's Strength, then it will be completely paralyzed and unable to do anything.
-Paralyze value decreases by 1 per turn, and victims will slowly recover their Action Points.
+The Paralysis value decreases by 1 per turn, and victims will slowly recover their Action Points.
 You will need to paralyze Pandorans in order to capture them for live research.

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 If you throw an EMP grenade at a cyborg and disable just one of it’s bionic arms, it will prevent that cyborg from using two-handed weapons in its next turn. If you throw an EMP grenade at a cyborg and manage to disable both its left and right bionic arms, it will also prevent that cyborg from using one-handed weapons and equipment as well, such as pistols, hand grenades, medkits or repair kits.
-If you throw an EMP grenade at a vulnerable enemy, you can click on them afterwards and select that enemy’s Info page to see which bionic limbs and parts the EMP grenade has disabled, they will have stop signs displayed on them.
+If you throw an EMP grenade at a vulnerable enemy, you can click on them afterwards and select that enemy’s Info page to see which bionic limbs and parts the EMP grenade has disabled. They will have stop signs displayed on them.
 Fully organic units are not effected by EMP grenades at all.

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 A weapon with Acid Damage will add the damage value to the acid level of the hit body part. Acid can accumulate on body parts if they are hit multiple times with acid damage.
-At the start of a character's turn, the acid will eat away at the body part. First, the body part's armor is affected and reduced by 10. If there is no armor left on the body part then 10 damage is applied to Body Part Hit Points and to General Hit Points.
+At the start of a character's turn, the acid will eat away at the body part. First, the body part's armor is effected and reduced by 10. If there is no armor left on the body part then 10 damage is applied to Body Part Hit Points and to General Hit Points.
 After all acid damage is resolved, the acid value on each body part will reduce by 10.

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 So, overall, EMP grenades are best used to temporarily disable enemy vehicle turrets, technician turrets and the left and right bionic arms of cyborgs, so they can’t shoot at you in their next turn.
-==[[File:fire.png|50px]] Fire Damage==
+==[[File:burning.png|50px]] Fire Damage==
 A weapon with Fire Damage will add 40 fire damage value to the target. At the start of the victim's turn, the fire damage value is applied to each body part, minus the armor value. Then the fire damage value will reduce by 10.