bg1 sc thingy

[Morian]

whats the max +statsbonus u can add in bg1?

coz i m looking to sc my infil and i need to know for example +how much str he can get , how much resists etc etc

TIA

 

[Diar]

+5 =)

 

[Formash]

whats the max +statsbonus u can add in bg1?

coz i m looking to sc my infil and i need to know for example +how much str he can get , how much resists etc etc

TIA

Stats caps as follows :

+5 skills
+96 Hits
+13 Power
all resists +13
all stats (dex, str etc) +36
+50 Focus on staves (although will degrade very quickly) should be fine for BG tho

hope that helps

+5 =)

That is just skills

 

[Morian]

Thx formash ! was all the info i needed

 

[Archeon]

I'm pretty sure when it comes to item degrade its the level of the item, and not the SC used which determines how fast said item degrades. If we're talking about SC it means you can have +50 focus on a player made staff (and really there isn't a reason not too when you consider it doesn't cost anymore in Imbue points ) as long as its the right level for you it won't degrade any faster or slower than any other staff...

Unless your talking about having a staff (drop) thats lvl50 w/ 50+focus, in which case. Yes I agree.

 

[Coccas]

hits = level x 4
stats = level x 1.5
power = level / 2 + 1
resists = level / 2 + 1
skills = level / 5 + 1

 

[Breiair]

use this calculator to figure out how to fill in all those extra points

http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu/~jlamanna/daoc/sccalc/index.html



couldn't get it hyperlinked (my internet explorer is beeing buggy lately, can't add stuff to e-mails or anything that brings up a prompt lately) just copy/paste the url in a window.

 

[Krom]

I believe that real cap +skills for 24lvl player is 5.8, because formula seems to be = charlvl / 5 + 1
it's applies for dmg and stealth calculations behind scene

 

[Formash]

I believe that real cap +skills for 24lvl player is 5.8, because formula seems to be = charlvl / 5 + 1
it's applies for dmg and stealth calculations behind scene

So in theory if we tried +6 to skills, then we would utilise 5.8 instead of just 5

I might just give that a go