ChipMyPants wrote:Looking at rolling hib. Torn between hero peeler or a caster. I've always enjoyed snare nuke classes. I forget how root immunity works with snare nukes and also how resists and det tanks work with it. Thoughts?

Thanks

boborg wrote:In my memories there where RA to improve spells lvl and nnot being resist . I might bé wrong i used to play tank and healers in the past.
And i wont play all the time with an enchant, so without debuff it would bé better specc dd lvl 45 than base one at lvl 50 ,no? Specc one could be more resist but the delv is stronger no?


There was an equation to calculate the resist % but i cant find it anymore

II.g. How do resists work?

There are actually two factors at play when talking about resists. The first, when a target “resists the effect,” is referred to by Mythic as the “chance of a spell landing” or the “chance to hit.” That is, there is a chance that a spell will fail to affect the target at all. This is based on a comparison of your level to that of the target, with modifier based on the level of the spell itself. Here’s the explanation direct form The Camelot Herald:
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Q: Spell resists. Can you give me more details as to how the system works?

A: Here’s the answer, straight from the desk of the spell designer:

"Spells have a factor of (spell level / 2) added to their chance to hit. (Spell level defined as the level the spell is awarded, chance to hit defined as the chance of avoiding the "Your target resists the spell!" message.) Subtracted from the modified to-hit chance is the target's (level / 2). So a L50 caster casting a L30 spell at a L50 monster or player, they have a base chance of 85% to hit, plus 15%, minus 25% for a net chance to hit of 75%. If the chance to hit goes over 100% damage or duration is increased, and if it goes below 55%, you still have a 55% chance to hit but your damage or duration is penalized. If the chance to hit goes below 0, you cannot hit at all. Once the spell hits, damage and duration are further modified by resistances.

"In general, RvR is between opponents within 1 quanta of each other (in the frontiers for example, L45-50), and the spells cast are L40+. This results in a 2.5-5% modifier, which is somewhat lost in the noise of the bonuses from Int/Acuity, realm abilities, and modifiers from resistances. For characters using spells around L30, they will see a more significant reduction however, and this factor is part of it."
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boborg wrote:

If the chance to hit goes over 100% damage or duration is increased
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