Generally, though I'm not sure if I ever checked to make sure this was right, I don't see any reason why it shouldn't be.
Code:
int Damage = 0;
if(Info.MinAttack < Info.MaxAttack)
Damage = Nano.Rand.Next(Info.MinAttack, Info.MaxAttack);
else
Damage = Nano.Rand.Next(Info.MaxAttack, Info.MinAttack);
Damage -= Attacked.Client.Defense;
if(Attacked.Client.Reborn == 1)
{
Damage = (int)Math.Floor(Damage*.7);
}
else if(Attacked.Client.Reborn == 2)
{
Damage = (int)Math.Floor(Damage*.7);
Damage = (int)Math.Floor(Damage*.5);
}
double Tort = 0;
Tort += Attacked.Client.NTG*0.02;
Tort += Attacked.Client.RTG*0.04;
Tort += Attacked.Client.STG*0.06;
Damage = (int)Math.Floor(Damage*(1-Tort));
if(Attacked.Client.Bless > 0)
{
Damage = (int)Math.Floor(Damage * (1 - (Attacked.Client.Bless*0.01)));
}
Textual explanation:
1. Generate random value between monster's min and max attack
2. Subtract exact physical defense (or, for magical attacks, subtract all magical defense)
3. Check if player is 1st or 2nd rbn, and reduce damage by 30% and/or 50%
4. Calculate tortoise gem reduction, subtract that
5. Take client's bless score (-1,3,5,7 items) and reduce damage by that amount
Good to go.
