Recent content by dedalius

Normally, I would agree with you. However, I would much rather the developers spend time developing new shit.

Except that windower does this. While it's nice that they're doing it officially, them doing something that's been around for a large part of the player base is not a "yay".

Again, using the macro is for times when you can't get beat on by a monster.

A couple important things to note about minstrels force, is that your AF+1 pants and legs do +hp, so start from there to figure out your "base" hp. I.E. you have 1200 naked, 1212 with AF+1 pants, you need to get to 1212*.75=909. When you calculate how far down you need to go, it's based off of...

I thought in any solid scientific experiment you were only supposed to have 1 variable? Seems like the other drugs would probably skew the results. Just because someone is crazy, and does marajuana, doesn't mean that the marajuana caused the crazy.

An invincibility script would be handy too. The whole point is to add immersion to the game, the little things like these add detail to the game, and while they may be annoying or a hassle, create a more whole experience for you.

Pro tip: You can rotate the camera while dead.

http://www.playonline.com/ff11us/guide/development/census/07/index.html Go for it.

As for the second part, it's because you own the home in your home nation, where you're only renting in the second nation.

Windower: windower.net Parser: http://sourceforge.net/projects/dvsparse/

Essentially.

Oops, fixed haha.

No, a soft cap is a limitation which the programmers put on intentionally by limiting the amount of whatever something can do. In my Diablo 2 example, the programmers limited it at level 20. The hard cap is 255, the actual limit of the data structure used to store the skill level information...

Not exactly right. Your second paragraph is accurate, however the first paragraph isn't. Soft-cap is not a point of diminishing returns, that's the point of diminishing returns. A soft cap is an actual programmed limitation, i.e. someone in SE decided that you should miss at least 5% of the...

The soft-cap in game is 95% accuracy, but due to the random nature of hitting/missing, and non-infinite sample sizes you get numbers higher than that occasionally. Edit: For those that don't understand what a softcap is, it is a programmed limit. Theoretically, you could stack ACC to increase...