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Lucario's Damage Boost Equation- Now 100% More complicated :D ***UPDATED***

hough123

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I had to remake this because it was deleted for no apparent reason as I was about to update it :| I also fine-tuned it.


-Updates-
29\10\08: Thread is made.
30\10\08: Added the Shortcuts, Recent Finds, Index, and Updates sections. Also made the equations easier to read.
31\10\08: Updated the complicated code to make it simpler (lolwut), I'm going to try and make a graph for the move decay code tonight if no one wants to volunteer.


-Index-
-Complicated Version
-Easy Version
-Shortcuts
-Recent Finds


-Complicated Version-
B*S*[0.006*H+1]*[256.671^(-0.0991x)*B]=D


  • H= Health**.
  • B= Normal damage inflicted at 0%.
  • D= Damage inflicted.
  • S= Stock Boost.
    • -2= 1.3
    • -1= 1.23
    • 0= 1
    • +1= 0.84
    • +2= 0.76
  • X= How many times you've used the move.
  • e=The log.

OK I have simplified it a bit to:

B*S*[0.006*H+1]*[256.671^(-0.0991x)*B]=D

Assuming the move is fresh it is:

B*S*[0.006*H+1]*[0.57707*B]=D
Thanks go to Annhialator for this.

-Easy Version-
  • [0.006*H+1]*B*S=D

  • H= Health**.
  • B= Normal damage inflicted at 0%.
  • D= Damage inflicted.
  • S= Stock Boost.
    • -2= 1.3
    • -1= 1.23
    • 0= 1
    • +1= 0.84
    • +2= 0.76


-Shortcuts-
Boosts by each 10%:
  • 10%-1.06
  • 20%-1.12
  • 30%-1.18
  • 40%-1.24
  • 50%-1.3
  • 60%-1.36
  • 70%-1.42
  • 80%-1.48
  • 90%-1.54
  • 100%-1.6
  • 110%-1.66
  • 120%-1.72
  • 130%-1.78
  • 140%-1.84
  • 150%-1.9
  • 160%-1.96
  • 170%-2.02
Add or subtract 0.006 for each % point above or below the closest match to your health.
ie: I am at 73%, so I would multiply the base damage done by my attack by 1.438,(0.42+0.006*3).
(This would replace the numbers in the parentheses.)


-Recent Finds-
  1. After doing some more math, I found out that Lucario's damage inflicts 0.078% more by each percentage point***
  2. OK I have simplified it a bit to:

    B*S*[0.006*H+1]*[256.671^(-0.0991x)*B]=D

    Assuming the move is fresh it is:

    B*S*[0.006*H+1]*[0.57707*B]=D

    If anyone is proficient with Excel you might be able to make a graph out of this. Maybe make nine seperate graphs depending on how fresh the move is.
    Thanks to Annhialator for this, and could someone make a graph out of this? I'll do it soon enough if no one volunteers.


**Stop trying to calculate the damage at 170% and up, for that is his damage cap.
***Means is still being tested.

This can be used to calculate damage done by combos which can really help us.

NOTE: Please do not even try to atempt to do this during a match D:
 

Ilucamy

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So if I use Lucario's pummel at 0% damage while it's completely stale and 2 stocks ahead... hmm.. yes.... interesting....

I'm lost....:(
 

Samuelson

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So if I use Lucario's pummel at 0% damage while it's completely stale and 2 stocks ahead... hmm.. yes.... interesting....

I'm lost....:(
In this situation i wouldn't pummel and i would just use Bthrow, maybe Dthrow.

Also, if you're 2 stocks ahead AND you're at 0% you really don't need to worry much...unless it's a crew battle or something.

lol
 

RMAC

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wow thats awesome stuff cause I'm a real math nerd, but I'm still amazed you took the time to test and calculate it out. Nice work
 

Mew2King

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hey, can you put a USEFUL list on there naming COMMON SCENARIOS

such as, lucario is behind by 1 stock, at 50%, at 60%, at 70%, etc

he got a legit kill, or it was an SD

lucario is winning by 1 stock, or it's tied

etc etc, im sure it wouldnt be hard to name common scenarios
 

Annhialator Zero

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In the complicated version, you mention e, is that the actual number e? If so you might as well mention what the value of 94.424e is (Don't have a calculator handy so I can't).

Also, in the second bracket [94.424e^(-0.0991x)B], is the B at the end to be multiplied by the resultant power or the result of the rest of the bracket, it's not very clear.
 

supergamer001

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In the complicated version, you mention e, is that the actual number e? If so you might as well mention what the value of 94.424e is (Don't have a calculator handy so I can't).

Also, in the second bracket [94.424e^(-0.0991x)B], is the B at the end to be multiplied by the resultant power or the result of the rest of the bracket, it's not very clear.
Depending on what windows you're using it's Start>All programs>Accessories>Calculator then in the menu bar view>scientific. Wahlah! e
 

hough123

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In the complicated version, you mention e, is that the actual number e? If so you might as well mention what the value of 94.424e is (Don't have a calculator handy so I can't).

Also, in the second bracket [94.424e^(-0.0991x)B], is the B at the end to be multiplied by the resultant power or the result of the rest of the bracket, it's not very clear.
e=The log (according to my dad)
And B is multiplied by the result of the bracket, sorry for not making that clear.

Oh yeah and update ;D
 

Annhialator Zero

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Irela... Like I'm telling you!
OK I have simplified it a bit to:

B*S*[0.006*H+1]*[256.671^(-0.0991x)*B]=D

Assuming the move is fresh it is:

B*S*[0.006*H+1]*[0.57707*B]=D

If anyone is proficient with Excel you might be able to make a graph out of this. Maybe make nine seperate graphs depending on how fresh the move is.
 

hough123

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OK I have simplified it a bit to:

B*S*[0.006*H+1]*[256.671^(-0.0991x)*B]=D

Assuming the move is fresh it is:

B*S*[0.006*H+1]*[0.57707*B]=D

If anyone is proficient with Excel you might be able to make a graph out of this. Maybe make nine seperate graphs depending on how fresh the move is.
Thank you for doing this, I don't know much about logs :urg:
 

TK Wolf

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Thank you for doing this, I don't know much about logs :urg:
:roll:
What rolls down stairs, rolls over in pairs,
Rolls over your neighbor's dog?
It's great for a snack, it fits on your back,
It's log, Log, LOG!
It's looog, looog, it's big, it's heavy, it's wood.
It's looog, looog, it's better than bad, it's good!
:roll:
 
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