Quick overview:

 

We Need:

Extreme ranging potion - starting and ending level

 

Extreme strength potion- starting and ending level (attack, defence, strength)

 

[hide]Hello Tip.It,

 

We need the help of high level herblorists. We want to develop a formula for the boost of the Extreme Range potion, and to improve our formula for the Extreme Strength potion.

 

For the Extreme Range potion we need users from level 2 to 98 ranged to drink a dose of the potion and post your original Ranged level and boosted Ranged level, (please make sure that your boost does not go down by 1. The easiest way to check this is to take at least 1 hp damage and wait for 1 point of damage to heal.)

 

For the Extreme Strength potion we need users from level 2 to 98 in any of the following skills: Attack, Strength, Defence, to drink the appropriate Extreme Potion, and then post what the level started and ended at. (again please make sure the boost does not go down, see above for more details)

 

Thanks for your help.[/hide]

lvl 92 atk/str/def -> 117 with overload

Extreme Str: 99 to 125

 

Extreme Range: 99 to 122

Thanks, that's helpful!!

Extreme Attack, Defence, Strength = +26.3%

Extreme Range = +22.3%

go 3hu and GF tipit xD

go 3hu and GF tipit xD

Lol :)

Extreme Attack, Defence, Strength = +26.3%

Extreme Range = +22.3%

 

So extreme attack at base level 1 = ? Test it yourself, you might stop writing half truths.

well its probably like the others

something like +X and +Y% ranging

Extreme Attack, Defence, Strength = +26.3%

Extreme Range = +22.3%

 

So extreme attack at base level 1 = ? Test it yourself, you might stop writing half truths.

No, they all have minimum levels, but when the minimum level doesn't apply, that percentage (%) does.

 

eg: Range is =< 4 where as I think Strength/Attack/Defence is =< 5 and I believe Prayer is 6 or 7, not sure.

I dont think so, i think theres a formula that applies for all levels

Nope there is a point when the formulas give out.

 

Each potion has a clearly defined range eg boosts 7 - 12 dependant on level.

 

When your level is so low that the formula produces anything below a 7 boost, it just gives 7.

When your level is so high that the formula produces anything over 12 it just gives 12.

 

Though they are all scaled as such that they don't cap out (to my knowledge) pre-99 and most hit the low cap at around lvl 5 - 10 aka so low that the odds of a person actually having potions and using them is pretty minimal

Extreme Attack, Defence, Strength = +26.3%

Extreme Range = +22.3%

 

So extreme attack at base level 1 = ? Test it yourself, you might stop writing half truths.

No, they all have minimum levels, but when the minimum level doesn't apply, that percentage (%) does.

 

eg: Range is =< 4 where as I think Strength/Attack/Defence is =< 5 and I believe Prayer is 6 or 7, not sure.

 

Indeed, this is why the % you gave, as pretty good they are on the higher levels, are useless for the Tip.it calculator.

Extreme Attack, Defence, Strength = +26.3%

Extreme Range = +22.3%

 

So extreme attack at base level 1 = ? Test it yourself, you might stop writing half truths.

No, they all have minimum levels, but when the minimum level doesn't apply, that percentage (%) does.

 

eg: Range is =< 4 where as I think Strength/Attack/Defence is =< 5 and I believe Prayer is 6 or 7, not sure.

 

Indeed, this is why the % you gave, as pretty good they are on the higher levels, are useless for the Tip.it calculator.

Why is it useless for the calculator? All they need to do is make it add as a percentage, not hard at all.

Why is it useless for the calculator? All they need to do is make it add as a percentage, not hard at all.

they're just trying to find the exact equation. It may well be an exact percentage at high levels but you can't know for sure until you have all the data points

Why is it useless for the calculator? All they need to do is make it add as a percentage, not hard at all.

they're just trying to find the exact equation. It may well be an exact percentage at high levels but you can't know for sure until you have all the data points

 

But the point in refute was it's useless because it doesn't work for lowest levels eg lvl 1; which is not a flaw at all as none of the percentages do. They all have a point below whihc its not done by percentage but simply by giving the lowest boost the pot can give.

Extreme Attack, Defence, Strength = +26.3%

Extreme Range = +22.3%

 

What did you extract these %'s from?

 

If extreme range was 22.3%, then that would = 121.077 at level 99, which would round to 121, not 122.

Really, I think we do need the seperate examples, but I'll bet anything it is (for lets say, a strength potion):

 

x% of level +5

 

 

With, maybe 10 examples I'd bet that the percentage could be found, and the formula proved or debunked. Sadly, my herblore level is tiny.

level 98 range with extreme > 121

Level 96 atk -> 122

Level 97 str -> 123

Level 98 def -> 124

Extreme Attack, Defence, Strength = +26.3%

Extreme Range = +22.3%

 

What did you extract these %'s from?

 

If extreme range was 22.3%, then that would = 121.077 at level 99, which would round to 121, not 122.

RuneScape rounds up.

Extreme Attack, Defence, Strength = +26.3%

Extreme Range = +22.3%

 

What did you extract these %'s from?

 

If extreme range was 22.3%, then that would = 121.077 at level 99, which would round to 121, not 122.

RuneScape rounds up.

 

except that runescape rounds down in like every situation.

 

Eg when combat formula makes you combat level 123.8 you're still lvl 123 not 124

When things give say 1.5xp you display goes up by 1xp the first time then 2xp the next time

Extreme Attack, Defence, Strength = +26.3%

Extreme Range = +22.3%

 

What did you extract these %'s from?

 

If extreme range was 22.3%, then that would = 121.077 at level 99, which would round to 121, not 122.

RuneScape rounds up.

 

I could have sworn (haven't checked in a while tbh) that RS followed the same rules of mathematics and round down anything under .5, could be wrong though.

Extreme Attack, Defence, Strength = +26.3%

Extreme Range = +22.3%

 

What did you extract these %'s from?

 

If extreme range was 22.3%, then that would = 121.077 at level 99, which would round to 121, not 122.

RuneScape rounds up.

 

I could have sworn (haven't checked in a while tbh) that RS followed the same rules of mathematics and round down anything under .5, could be wrong though.

Both RS1 and RS2 always round down.

Extreme Attack, Defence, Strength = +26.3%

Extreme Range = +22.3%

 

What did you extract these %'s from?

 

If extreme range was 22.3%, then that would = 121.077 at level 99, which would round to 121, not 122.

RuneScape rounds up.

 

I could have sworn (haven't checked in a while tbh) that RS followed the same rules of mathematics and round down anything under .5, could be wrong though.

Both RS1 and RS2 always round down.

 

Ok so.. If you say it always rounds down, then your original figures are wrong. Well the ranging figure at least. Also, it doesn't always round down, because I am 96 range and I get boosted to 109 with a regular range potion. A regular range potion is 10% + 3, so 96 * 1.1 = 105.6. Add 3 to that and you get 108.6. I get 109 when using the potion, that means it is rounded up.

 

Anyway, I think I veered us off topic enough, this post is supposed to be used to get an exact figure. Unfortunately since the potions aren't trade-able this info isn't going to be easily obtained. :???: