http://wiki.warlight.net/index.php/Luck_Modifier
Hello all, i was playing a short time game Warlight. I want to ask,if Stone Age has Luck Modifier too? Look at the graphs at which percentage modifier works.
Here are few examples :
In real life,if i roll dices, there is that same % chance i will roll anything. There is that same % chance i will rol with 2 dices 6-6 or 1-4.
I guess that luck modifier is activated on any ONLINE game with dices.If Luck Modifier is set to 0% and i will go to wood with 2 ppl, i will always roll 7. if with 4 ppl,always 14. there is 0% chance,that i will roll something other than 7 with 2 dices.
If LM is set to 16%,there is smaller % chance,that i will roll with 2 dices 6 or 8 and the smallest chance that i will roll 5 or 9. 0% chance to roll something other. and so it continues... also i want to ask if Luck Modifier is set to middle average of dices ( 2 dices is 7 average , 1dice = 3.5), or if LM is set to above-average (for example with 2 dices 8 or even 9) and according that are 7-8 or 9-10 with 2 dices smaller chance to roll.
Thank you for explaining. SonGoku.
Hello all, i was playing a short time game Warlight. I want to ask,if Stone Age has Luck Modifier too? Look at the graphs at which percentage modifier works.
Here are few examples :
In real life,if i roll dices, there is that same % chance i will roll anything. There is that same % chance i will rol with 2 dices 6-6 or 1-4.
I guess that luck modifier is activated on any ONLINE game with dices.If Luck Modifier is set to 0% and i will go to wood with 2 ppl, i will always roll 7. if with 4 ppl,always 14. there is 0% chance,that i will roll something other than 7 with 2 dices.
If LM is set to 16%,there is smaller % chance,that i will roll with 2 dices 6 or 8 and the smallest chance that i will roll 5 or 9. 0% chance to roll something other. and so it continues... also i want to ask if Luck Modifier is set to middle average of dices ( 2 dices is 7 average , 1dice = 3.5), or if LM is set to above-average (for example with 2 dices 8 or even 9) and according that are 7-8 or 9-10 with 2 dices smaller chance to roll.
Thank you for explaining. SonGoku.