average weapon efficiency formula

[tackew]

this is a formula for weopon efficiency
it doesn't always work but is pretty useful
(((l+h)/2)n)/s*r
l=low attack
h=high attack
n=number of hits
s=agi
r=range

[General Veers]

Because the answer is not unitless, the formula ergo is not truly an examination of efficiency, but one of efficacy.

If one wanted, one could find the efficiency of an attack (or attack rate) relative to an opponent's attack (or attack rate). In such a formula, where one result is divided by another result with the same units, the answer would be unitless and the ergo truly an examination of efficiency.

IRE = IRAR/IEAR

IRAR = A_Rangerb_Rangera_Ranger

IEAR = A_Enemyb_Enemya_Enemy

IRE is Individual Ranger Efficiency (no units)
IRAR is Individual Ranger Attack Rate (in DamageFrame^-1)
IEAR is Individual Enemy Attack Rate (in DamageFrame^-1)
A is half the sum of the upper and lower weapon attack bounds (in DamageBullet^-1)
b is the number of bullets in a single attack event (in BulletAttack^-1)
a is the AGI of the weapon (in AttackFrame^-1)

An efficiency for an entire group can be applied as well, since it will be more likely that a group of rangers will attack than an individual ranger.

GE = (IRAR₁+IRAR₂+...+IRAR_n)/(IEAR₁+IEAR₂+...+IEAR_n)

GE is Group Efficiency
n refers to the last of the rangers or enemies, depending on context. For rangers, n cannot be higher than 4, must be an integer, and will be useless if less than 1 (you want to test SOMEONE'S efficiency, no?). For enemies, n cannot be less than or equal to 0 and must be an integer.

[tackew]

uh, sure...