Firing Accuracy - Revision history

NKF: Corrected health loss penalty and updated example

2015-08-18T09:14:29Z

Corrected health loss penalty and updated example

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	==Influencing Factors==		==Influencing Factors==
	Base ~~Chance To Hit~~ is also affected by ~~other factors~~:		Base Firing Accuracy is also affected by one bonus and three penalties:

	* Kneeling: +15% (x 1.15) when kneeling.		Bonus
			* Kneeling bonus: +15% (x 1.15) when kneeling.

			Penalties
	* Weapon Grip: -20% (x 0.8) when holding a two-handed weapon with one hand.		* Weapon Grip: -20% (x 0.8) when holding a two-handed weapon with one hand.
	* Wounds: -10% per wound up to -90%.		* Wounds: -10% per wound to head and firing arm (1-handed) or both arms (2-handed weapons)
	* ~~Health~~: ~~percentage~~ of max health		* Health: 75% + (25% * current health / max health)

			After the above Penalties are multiplied together, if the result is less than 10%, then they are fixed at 10%.

			All bonuses and penalties are applied to the unit's Accuracy to get the final Base Firing Accuracy.

			E.G.: A kneeling soldier (ACC: 65%) with two wounds, down to 80% of max health, making a snap shot with a rifle (ACC: 60%) would have a grand total of: 0.65 1.15 * (1 - (2 * 0.1)) * (0.75 + (0.25 * 0.8)) * 0.6 = 0.34086 or 34% net chance of hitting the target.

	~~The above factors are all multiplied together, so...~~

	E.G.: A kneeling soldier (ACC: 65%) with two wounds, down to 80% of max health, making a snap shot with a rifle (ACC: 60%) would have a grand total of (0.65 0.60) * (1 + 0.15) * (1 - (2 * 0.10)) * 0.80 = 0.28704, or ~29% net chance of hitting the target.

	~~For a full breakdown and example, see:~~

	*The [[Accuracy formula]]		For a full breakdown and example, see the [[Accuracy formula]]

	=See Also=		=See Also=

NKF: Flagging page for a rewrite.

2013-11-27T06:49:33Z

Flagging page for a rewrite.

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	=Overview=		=Overview=

Slider2k: /* Influencing Factors */

2013-11-27T00:20:00Z

Influencing Factors

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	* Kneeling: +15% (x 1.15) when kneeling.		* Kneeling: +15% (x 1.15) when kneeling.
	* Weapon Grip: -20% (x 0.8) when holding a two-handed weapon with one hand.		* Weapon Grip: -20% (x 0.8) when holding a two-handed weapon with one hand.
	* Wounds: -10% per wound up to ~~not beyond~~ -90%.		* Wounds: -10% per wound up to -90%.
	* Health: percentage of max health		* Health: percentage of max health

Hobbes: categorizing

2013-07-23T03:46:31Z

categorizing

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	[[Category:Soldiers]]		[[Category:Soldiers]]
			[[Category:Enemy Unknown/UFO Defense]]

Daiky: /* Influencing Factors */

2011-05-01T11:43:16Z

Influencing Factors

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	* Weapon Grip: -20% (x 0.8) when holding a two-handed weapon with one hand.		* Weapon Grip: -20% (x 0.8) when holding a two-handed weapon with one hand.
	* Wounds: -10% per wound up to not beyond -90%.		* Wounds: -10% per wound up to not beyond -90%.
	* Health: ~~Base Accuracy × ( '''('''~~max health ~~− lost health''')''' ÷ max health )~~		* Health: percentage of max health

	The above factors are all multiplied together, so...		The above factors are all multiplied together, so...

NKF: /* Base Chance To Hit */ Revised

2009-05-22T07:13:14Z

Base Chance To Hit: Revised

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	==Base Chance To Hit==		==Base Chance To Hit==
	~~Each weapon has an accuracy rating of its own, which, when applied to the soldier's firing accuracy, gives the soldier's "base chance to hit".~~

	'~~''Formula~~:'''		The value that you see when you select your current weapon's firing mode is your base chance to hit. Though this is normally done for you in the game, if you wish to calculate the accuracy levels yourself, use the following formula:

	Base Chance To Hit = Firing Accuracy x Weapon Accuracy		:''Base Chance To Hit = Firing Accuracy × Weapon Firing Mode Accuracy''

	'''~~Example:~~'''
			'''Examples'''
	A ~~soldier with a~~ firing accuracy ~~of 50%, using~~ a ~~weapon~~ with an
	~~accuracy rating of~~ 50%~~, will have a base chance to hit of 25~~%.		:Soldier A has 50% firing accuracy and is firing a pistol with an aimed shot. Aimed pistols have 78% accuracy.

			::{\|
			\|-
			\| Soldier A's Base To hit\|\| = 50% × 78%
			\|-
			\|\| \|\| = '''39%'''
			\|}


			:Soldier B has 75% firing accuracy and is firing a snapshot with the Heavy cannon. The Heavy Cannon has 60% accurate snapshots.


			::{\|
			\|-
			\| Soldier B's Base To hit\|\| = 75% × 60
			\|-
			\|\| \|\| = '''45%'''
			\|}

			This is a very broad overview of how base-chance-to-hit is calculated. There are other percentages that influence the soldier's base firing accuracy.

	==Influencing Factors==		==Influencing Factors==
	Base Chance To Hit is also affected by other factors:		Base Chance To Hit is also affected by other factors:

Zombie: /* See Also */ Formatting.

2009-01-02T02:15:22Z

Zombie: /* See Also */ Added Navbar.

2009-01-02T02:15:04Z

Spike: /* Influencing Factors */ Corrected the example which showed the modifiers as additive not multiplicative, contrary to the Accuracy Formula page. Also, if he has wounds, he's probably lost Health.

2008-11-27T20:35:37Z

Influencing Factors: Corrected the example which showed the modifiers as additive not multiplicative, contrary to the Accuracy Formula page. Also, if he has wounds, he's probably lost Health.

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	Base Chance To Hit is also affected by other factors:		Base Chance To Hit is also affected by other factors:

	* Kneeling: +15% when kneeling.		* Kneeling: +15% (x 1.15) when kneeling.
	* Weapon Grip: -20% when holding a two-handed weapon with one hand.		* Weapon Grip: -20% (x 0.8) when holding a two-handed weapon with one hand.
	* Wounds: -10% per wound up to not beyond -90%.		* Wounds: -10% per wound up to not beyond -90%.
	* Health: Base Accuracy × ( '''('''max health − lost health''')''' ÷ max health )		* Health: Base Accuracy × ( '''('''max health − lost health''')''' ÷ max health )

	The above factors are ~~cumulative~~, so...		The above factors are all multiplied together, so...

	IE. A kneeling soldier (ACC: 65) with two wounds, making a snap shot with a rifle (ACC: 60) would have a grand total of (0.65 0.60) + 0.15 - (2 * 0.10) = 0.34, or 34% net chance of hitting the target.		E.G.: A kneeling soldier (ACC: 65%) with two wounds, down to 80% of max health, making a snap shot with a rifle (ACC: 60%) would have a grand total of (0.65 0.60) * (1 + 0.15) * (1 - (2 * 0.10)) * 0.80 = 0.28704, or ~29% net chance of hitting the target.

	For a full breakdown and example, see:		For a full breakdown and example, see:

Sfnhltb: /* Improvement */ link

2007-03-06T21:16:08Z

Improvement: link

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	*Mind-controlled aliens are ''friendly'' aliens. Hits on MC'd aliens do ''not'' count. Conversely, hitting soldiers under alien mind control ''does'' count. If you see the red "enemy" flag, the hit will count.		*Mind-controlled aliens are ''friendly'' aliens. Hits on MC'd aliens do ''not'' count. Conversely, hitting soldiers under alien mind control ''does'' count. If you see the red "enemy" flag, the hit will count.
	*[[Area-effect weapons]] (i.e., [[grenade]]s, [[Rocket Launcher\|rockets]], [[Blaster Bomb]]s, and even [[Stun Bomb]]s) also count toward Firing Accuracy experience. You will score a "hit" for every alien within the blast's [[Explosions#HE_Statistics\|radius]], regardless of whether they were hurt.		*[[Area-effect weapons]] (i.e., [[grenade]]s, [[Rocket Launcher\|rockets]], [[Blaster Bomb]]s, and even [[Stun Bomb]]s) also count toward Firing Accuracy experience. You will score a "hit" for every alien within the blast's [[Explosions#HE_Statistics\|radius]], regardless of whether they were hurt.
	*Missed shots, hitting friendlies (including MC'd aliens or civilians), shooting scenery, distance to target, rank, etc. - none of these matter or count.		*Missed shots, hitting friendlies (including MC'd aliens or civilians), shooting scenery, distance to target, [[rank]], etc. - none of these matter or count.

	All that matters is that you ''hit'' an enemy. Kills, per se, nor damage matter at all towards Firing Accuracy improvement. Only hits. (Kills do increase your Kill counter, but that's '''all''' - kills don't otherwise do anything at all for you, as far as is known.)		All that matters is that you ''hit'' an enemy. Kills, per se, nor damage matter at all towards Firing Accuracy improvement. Only hits. (Kills do increase your Kill counter, but that's '''all''' - kills don't otherwise do anything at all for you, as far as is known.)

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	*[[Experience Training]]		*[[Experience Training]]
	*[[Firing Accuracy Testing]]		*[[Firing Accuracy Testing]]


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	[[Category:Soldiers]]		[[Category:Soldiers]]

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	=See Also=		=See Also=
	*[[Reactions]]
	*[[Accuracy formula]]		*[[Accuracy formula]]
	*[[Damage]]		*[[Damage]]
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	*[[Firing Accuracy Testing]]		*[[Firing Accuracy Testing]]

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