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Gamesguy
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Posted - 2008.04.09 09:57:00 -
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Rokh wins easilly.
5 slot shield tank with resist bonus is a crazy amount of tank. The dps of the mega won't be much higher because it probably wont fit 3 dmg mods(or if it does it has a pitiful tank) where as the rokh can easilly do so.
The 25% tanking bonus> 25% damage bonus. 25% more resists=75% damage taken=33.3% more tank. Where as the 25% damage bonus is only 7*1.25/8(rokh has an extra gun remember?)=9.3% more dps.
The 2 heavy drone's worth of difference won't make up for that massive discrepency, or the fact that shield tanking is superior than armor tanking when you don't have to worry about tackle, or the fact that the rokh can tank and gank at the same time, where as the mega has to choose a balance between the two.
Ralara, tracking does not affect quality of hits. |
Gamesguy
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Posted - 2008.04.09 19:50:00 -
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 Originally by: Bronson Hughes
Originally by: Gamesguy
Ralara, tracking does not affect quality of hits.
Yes it does. The better your chance of hitting with a turret, the more likley you are to get a higher quality hit (ignoring Wrecking hits because the chance of getting one of those is fixed). As such, your damage gained goes up exponentially with tracking because you're hitting more often and your hits will hit harder. So the Mega really has two DPS bonuses, whereas the Rokh only has one. This means that the Mega will do a lot more damage at point blank range than the Rokh will.
As for which would win, even starting at 1km, it would be a tough call. The Mega does a lot of DPS but the Rokh is an abo****e tanking beast.
No, it really doesn't. Especially not when your chance to hit is 100%.
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Posted - 2008.04.10 08:47:00 -
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Originally by: Bronson Hughes
Edited by: Bronson Hughes on 09/04/2008 20:08:51
Originally by: Gamesguy
No, it really doesn't. Especially not when your chance to hit is 100%.
If your chance to hit is reasonably close to 100% then you are correct in that you will not notice any change with the quality of your hits if you improve your tracking. But if you're down in the 50% to hit range or so, you most certainly will notice it. It's substantial and it's documented. Look for any of the numerous posts here on the subject by Kazuo if you need proof.
EDIT: Here is a link to a thread that discusses this topic in great detail. It's a highly informative read.
If your chance to hit is 50% then you will do about 40% dps, I know how it works.
Are you trying to tell me a rokh will only have a 50% chance to hit a webbed mega at 1km?
If not then the mega's tracking bonus is irrelevant in this discussion. The OP didn't ask for a real world scenario, he essentially asked which would win in an arena fight where if you warp out=you lose. In this case, a properly fit rokh will beat any mega fit you can think of.
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