December 12, 200817 yr Is there any quantitative way to measure the difference between, say, 90 attack and 99? And the difference between a slash bonus of +4 and +0? With strength its easy, +4 is +1 max hit and something similar for strength levels. Just wondering if the attack boosting items have any measureable effect. PS. I could write a few sentences of crap to make this post elegible according to your rules but that would be a waste of time as I get my point across in less. So, I will disregard this rule. Thank you
December 12, 200817 yr PS. I could write a few sentences of crap to make this post elegible according to your rules but that would be a waste of time as I get my point across in less. So, I will disregard this rule. Thank you Too late. EDIT - Signature far exceeds our sig limits but since it's so colourful you can keep it.
December 12, 200817 yr ^ :lol: I'm not sure but there is a noticable difference between 90 and 95 attack before it's an extra 5-10k xp/hr with slayer doing abby demons and a I hit alot less 0's. Slash bonus I am not sure about but the higher the better eh? Click for My Blog670th to 99 Smithing July 21st, 07 |743rd to 99 Mining November 29th, 07 | 649th to 99 Runecrafting May 18th, 08 | 29,050th to 99 Defence October 20th, 08 | 20,700th to 99 Magic November 8, 08 | 47,938th to 99 Attack December 19, 08 | 37,829th to 99 Hitpoints December 24, 08 | 68,604th to 99 Strength February 4, 09 | 27,983rd to 99 Range February 9, 09 | 9,725th to 99 Prayer June 8, 09 | 6,620th to 99 Slayer December, 12 09 | 4,075th to 99 Summoning December, 28 09 | 3,551th to 99 Herblore February 24, 10 | 3,192th to 99 Dungeoneering November 11, 10 | 146,600th to 99 Cooking December 29th, 10 | 11,333rd to 99 Construction June 7th, 11 | 16,648th to 99 Farming August 1st, 11 | 19,993th to 99 Crafting August 2nd, 11 | 89,739th to 99 Woodcutting Janurary 1st, 12 | 55,424th to 99 Fishing May 9th, 12| 60,648th to 99 Firemaking May 12th, 12 | 16666th to 99 Agility May 17th, 2012 | 24476th to 99 Hunter June 1st, 2012 | 57,881st to 99 Fletching June 1st, 2012 | All 99s June 1st, 2012 | 3183th to 120 Dungeoneering July 24th, 2012 | 2341st to 2496 Total level July 24th, 2012 | Completionist Cape July 24th, 2012
December 12, 200817 yr I don't think there is any accurate way to find this. However, you can try to test it. For example: (This information is totally wrong, this is just an example) A 90 attack: 0-0-21-0-15-0-1-12-4-21 So the accuracy is 6/10 for a 90 Attack A 99 Attack: 2-0-21-12-3-0-19-15-9-10 So the accuracy is 8/10 for a 99 Attack For slash, do the same thing. And next time, post your question here. Help and Advice: viewforum.php?f=12 ~Bomb
December 12, 200817 yr Is there any quantitative way to measure the difference between, say, 90 attack and 99? And the difference between a slash bonus of +4 and +0? With strength its easy, +4 is +1 max hit and something similar for strength levels. Just wondering if the attack boosting items have any measureable effect. The end-user (i.e. you) has no way of calculating this value without spending infinite time doing tests until enough sample data is available to make a conclusion with ~99% certainty. :geek: I'm sure a Jagex employee could look at the code that describes the interaction between a player and their target and give you an answer, but you're not going to convince anyone to do it for you. alright. once, there was a family of the dad, Joe, the mom, Sue and the son Jim. one day they were sitting at the breakfast table eating pancakes. the next thing they knew, 3 giant penguins came in and bit their heads off. they died. the end
December 13, 200817 yr Well I know equipment bonus certainly helps. 20 makes a big difference... 10 is noticeable. A warrior ring may be a good idea if you are training with slash for a long time OH S***! He/she/it is back!
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