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Created page with "{{stub}} === '''Precision and Critical chance''': === The Crit chance of your Weapons/Mining Laser etc. will depend on the amount of Precision you have. The higher you Level, the more Precision you need. At Level 1 10 Precision equal to 1.86% Crit Chance At Level 30 10 Precision equal to 0.14% Crit Chance There is always a base Crit chance of 5%. Skills that increase the Crit chance will always count towards the base Crit chance. Example: A Skill gives 3% the base..."
 
 
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Precision is a base statistic that is directly tied to '''Critical Chance''' - a chance to score double (or triple, or quadruple, etc. damage). Normally every ship starts with 3% critical chance, but through precision they can get more. Precision is primarily generated by the equipped Scanner module, and can be further boosted by substats on any module or turret. ''Critical Chance'' by itself can also be boosted through substats on turrets.


Precision defines how precise the ship's attacks are, which is relevant for critical hit calculations. The higher the ship level (which is related to the level of the gear equipped on the ship), more Precision is required to maintain the same critical hit chance.
=== '''Precision and Critical chance''': ===
The Crit chance of your Weapons/Mining Laser etc. will depend on the amount of Precision you have. The higher you Level, the more Precision you need.


All turrets are subject to the same rule - thus having high precision on a mining ship will cause it to cause critical hits with increased frequency, which in turn speeds up mining considerably.
At Level 1 10 Precision equal to 1.86% Crit Chance


At Level 30 10 Precision equal to 0.14% Crit Chance
== '''Precision and Critical chance''' ==


[[File:Critical.chance.png|600px|right|thumb|Critical Chance]]
There is always a base Crit chance of 5%. Skills that increase the Crit chance will always count towards the base Crit chance. Example: A Skill gives 3% the base Crit chance is now 8 (5% base + 3% from the skill)


* At Level 1, a ship with 10 Precision has 3% + 1.86% = 4.86% Critical Chance
All Weapons, Mining and Salvage Laser, Drone etc. Can crit.
* At Level 30, a ship with 10 Precision has 3% + 0.25% = 3.25% Critical Chance

There is always a base Critical chance of 3%. Skills that increase the Critical chance will always count towards the base value.

Example: A Skill gives 3% the base Critical chance, and a 2% multiplier.

This calculates to: <code>(3% base + 3% from the skill + ab% from gear + xy% from precision (see below)) * 102% (from the multiplier)</code>.

=== Precision into Critical chance ===

How Precision translates towards Critical Chance shown in the ship's Info Statistics tab is roughly:

<pre>
levelScale = round(25 × 2^(shipLevel / 10)) -> shipLevel comes from average and max level of ship gear

linear = 0.05 × precision / levelScale -> meaning higher the ship level, more is required
if linear > 5%:
precisionCrit = 5% + (linear − 5% + 1)^0.75 − 1 -> over 5%, precision gains diminishing returns.
else:
precisionCrit = linear -> up to 5% is gained linearly
Critical chance = (3% + precisionCrit + flat crit substats) × crit multipliers
‎</pre>

Since this means precision by itself isn't really "human-readable", it's slated for a revamp at a later date.


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Latest revision as of 20:07, 15 June 2026

Precision

Precision is a base statistic that is directly tied to Critical Chance - a chance to score double (or triple, or quadruple, etc. damage). Normally every ship starts with 3% critical chance, but through precision they can get more. Precision is primarily generated by the equipped Scanner module, and can be further boosted by substats on any module or turret. Critical Chance by itself can also be boosted through substats on turrets.

Precision defines how precise the ship's attacks are, which is relevant for critical hit calculations. The higher the ship level (which is related to the level of the gear equipped on the ship), more Precision is required to maintain the same critical hit chance.

All turrets are subject to the same rule - thus having high precision on a mining ship will cause it to cause critical hits with increased frequency, which in turn speeds up mining considerably.

Precision and Critical chance

Critical Chance
  • At Level 1, a ship with 10 Precision has 3% + 1.86% = 4.86% Critical Chance
  • At Level 30, a ship with 10 Precision has 3% + 0.25% = 3.25% Critical Chance

There is always a base Critical chance of 3%. Skills that increase the Critical chance will always count towards the base value.

Example: A Skill gives 3% the base Critical chance, and a 2% multiplier.

This calculates to: (3% base + 3% from the skill + ab% from gear + xy% from precision (see below)) * 102% (from the multiplier).

Precision into Critical chance

How Precision translates towards Critical Chance shown in the ship's Info Statistics tab is roughly:

levelScale = round(25 × 2^(shipLevel / 10)) -> shipLevel comes from average and max level of ship gear

linear = 0.05 × precision / levelScale -> meaning higher the ship level, more is required 
if linear > 5%:
  precisionCrit = 5% + (linear − 5% + 1)^0.75 − 1 -> over 5%, precision gains diminishing returns.
else:
  precisionCrit = linear -> up to 5% is gained linearly
Critical chance = (3% + precisionCrit + flat crit substats) × crit multipliers
‎

Since this means precision by itself isn't really "human-readable", it's slated for a revamp at a later date.