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Message ID: 14648
Date: Tue Feb 8 22:57:16 GMT 2000
Author: kim@stormhaven.org
Subject: Re: Lullaby test results


On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Reece, Tom - 25IDL G4 wrote:
>
> Do you plan on conducting extensive tests against mobs other than green? If
> green mobs (snakes in this case) have a 30+% chance to resist lullaby, then
> I'd hate to see what blues and above have. I guess it would require a party

It's questionable if I'd survive long enough against blue mobs
to do an extensive test. The short test I did in Mistmoore
against a mix of "high" green and low blue mobs had a
secondary resist rate of 53%. My cleric friend healed me 4 or
5 times I think. If I find myself in more of these
train-stopping situations with my group willing to derail it,
I will certainly turn on my logfile. You folks can do the
same too. All I did was use the Unix grep -c command to count
how many times "nods" appeared (N+r), how many times
"mesmerize" appeared (r), and how many times "Lucid" appeared
(R).

> Also, are you going to send these results to Verant/GZ now? Even though
> your theory that there might be a sign error affecting higher CHR didn't pan
> out, there still isn't an explanation of how a level 4 mob resisted 33.6% of
> the time against a 45 bard.

I plan to send the results as soon as I run some more tests on
a different mob (probably L1 snakes or rats in Freeport) to
pre-emtively disprove the excuse that Butcherblock snakes are
special.

--
John H. Kim
kim@...