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kiarima Yar'Kemma Republic Military School Minmatar Republic 0	Posted - 2012.07.18 04:15:00 - [1] - Quote OK So i see 2 different weapons. One has a optimal range of 4800. and a accuracy fall off of 6000m .. Another with a optimal range of 43km and a accuracy fall off of 20km. Does this mean that the accuracy fall off is plus or minus that of the optimal range?
Dersk 90040045 99	Posted - 2012.07.18 04:39:00 - [2] - Quote Falloff takes effect after the optimal range ends. So 43km optimal and 20km fallout does 100% damage (barring tracking and size issues) in the first 43km, then drops down to about half damage at 63km (43+20). tracking and falloff calculators exist for a more detailed description of what happens in falloff.
kiarima Yar'Kemma Republic Military School Minmatar Republic 0	Posted - 2012.07.18 04:41:00 - [3] - Quote Dersk wrote: Falloff takes effect after the optimal range ends. So 43km optimal and 20km fallout does 100% damage (barring tracking and size issues) in the first 43km, then drops down to about half damage at 63km (43+20). tracking and falloff calculators exist for a more detailed description of what happens in falloff. So if they are 5km away .. my hit chance wont be 0?
Dersk 90040045 99	Posted - 2012.07.18 04:46:00 - [4] - Quote At 5km, you aren't losing damage because of optimal or falloff. You might not be able to hit because of tracking. If the target is sitting still at 5km you'll have a 100% chance to hit if if optimal is above 5km.
Corina Jarr Spazzoid Enterprises Purpose Built 1067	Posted - 2012.07.18 04:47:00 - [5] - Quote kiarima Yar'Kemma wrote: Dersk wrote: Falloff takes effect after the optimal range ends. So 43km optimal and 20km fallout does 100% damage (barring tracking and size issues) in the first 43km, then drops down to about half damage at 63km (43+20). tracking and falloff calculators exist for a more detailed description of what happens in falloff. So if they are 5km away .. my hit chance wont be 0? Correct, though if they are moving, your chance of hit drops fast (due to tracking issues).
Zyella Stormborn Alpha Strategy In Umbra Mortis 17	Posted - 2012.07.18 06:58:00 - [6] - Quote 250mm Railgun II Rate of Fire -- 6 sec Damage Modifier -- 3.3x Optimal Range -- 28.80 km Accuracy Falloff -- 12 km Tracking Speed / Accuracy -- 0.023 radius / second. So without any modifiers for skills, ammo, etc, you would hit for full damage up to 28.80 km range, and about 50% of that at 40 km range. If the target is moving faster around your ships 'radius' than .023 / sec, you will start to hit less. Simplified but hope it helps
AIRBORNE THEFINEST Advancement Focus Direction 0	Posted - 2012.09.29 15:29:00 - [7] - Quote Its pretty simple. Weapon optimal range 28 Km Accuracy falloff 12km it just means that after 12km your bullet start dropping accuracy, cant be easier than this. so is you want a 100% weapon damage you wanna have Weapon optimal range lets say 30 Km Accuracy falloff 30Km and more
Ctzn Snips Justified Chaos 1	Posted - 2012.09.29 18:16:00 - [8] - Quote AIRBORNE THEFINEST wrote: Its pretty simple. Weapon optimal range 28 Km Accuracy falloff 12km it just means that after 12km your bullet start dropping accuracy, cant be easier than this. so is you want a 100% weapon damage you wanna have Weapon optimal range lets say 30 Km Accuracy falloff 30Km and more This guy couldn't be any more wrong.
Herping yourDerp Tribal Liberation Force Minmatar Republic 782	Posted - 2012.09.29 19:35:00 - [9] - Quote AIRBORNE THEFINEST wrote: Its pretty simple. Weapon optimal range 28 Km Accuracy falloff 12km it just means that after 12km your bullet start dropping accuracy, cant be easier than this. so is you want a 100% weapon damage you wanna have Weapon optimal range lets say 30 Km Accuracy falloff 30Km and more please ignore this troll within optimal = super awesome hits unless you cannot track the target takes your optimal then add your falloff = hits, but not as good if your optimal is 10km and falloff 5km you will do your most damage 1-10km away, but something that is 11-15km away will still get hit.
Ctzn Snips Justified Chaos 1	Posted - 2012.09.29 19:38:00 - [10] - Quote Zyella Stormborn wrote: 250mm Railgun II Rate of Fire -- 6 sec Damage Modifier -- 3.3x Optimal Range -- 28.80 km Accuracy Falloff -- 12 km Tracking Speed / Accuracy -- 0.023 radius / second. So without any modifiers for skills, ammo, etc, you would hit for full damage up to 28.80 km range, and about 50% of that at 40 km range. If the target is moving faster around your ships 'radius' than .023 / sec, you will start to hit less. Simplified but hope it helps To expand on this, at Optimal+1x Fallout (In this case 40.80k) you will do 50% damage. At Optimal+2x Fallout, you have a 0% chance to hit. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Cyrek Ohaya Perkone Caldari State 6	Posted - 2012.10.07 16:17:00 - [11] - Quote Ctzn Snips wrote: To expand on this, at Optimal+1x Fallout (In this case 40.80k) you will do 50% damage. At Optimal+2x Fallout, you have a 0% chance to hit. Correct me if I'm wrong. At Optimal+1x Fallout accuracy can be 50% plus a degree of less damage. At Optimal+2x Fallout, you'd have like a base of 2% to hit, but yeah 0% is more literally accurate.
Abdiel Kavash Paladin Order Fidelas Constans 880	Posted - 2012.10.07 17:13:00 - [12] - Quote Ctzn Snips wrote: Zyella Stormborn wrote: 250mm Railgun II Rate of Fire -- 6 sec Damage Modifier -- 3.3x Optimal Range -- 28.80 km Accuracy Falloff -- 12 km Tracking Speed / Accuracy -- 0.023 radius / second. So without any modifiers for skills, ammo, etc, you would hit for full damage up to 28.80 km range, and about 50% of that at 40 km range. If the target is moving faster around your ships 'radius' than .023 / sec, you will start to hit less. Simplified but hope it helps To expand on this, at Optimal+1x Fallout (In this case 40.80k) you will do 50% damage. At Optimal+2x Fallout, you have a 0% chance to hit. Correct me if I'm wrong. Technically you won't do 50% damage, but you have 50% chance to hit. Although the chance to score good hits is lowered too.
Rengerel en Distel Amarr Science and Industry 450	Posted - 2012.10.07 17:45:00 - [13] - Quote http://go-dl.eve-files.com/media/0910/eve-tracking101.swf
Doddy Excidium. Executive Outcomes 252	Posted - 2012.10.08 16:36:00 - [14] - Quote Ctzn Snips wrote: Zyella Stormborn wrote: 250mm Railgun II Rate of Fire -- 6 sec Damage Modifier -- 3.3x Optimal Range -- 28.80 km Accuracy Falloff -- 12 km Tracking Speed / Accuracy -- 0.023 radius / second. So without any modifiers for skills, ammo, etc, you would hit for full damage up to 28.80 km range, and about 50% of that at 40 km range. If the target is moving faster around your ships 'radius' than .023 / sec, you will start to hit less. Simplified but hope it helps To expand on this, at Optimal+1x Fallout (In this case 40.80k) you will do 50% damage. At Optimal+2x Fallout, you have a 0% chance to hit. Correct me if I'm wrong. Not quite right thanks to criticals etc but close enough.


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