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AvaliProtodragon at 11:25, 18 August 2025

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 == Combat Guide/Tips ==
 == Miscellaneous ==

AvaliProtodragon at 18:32, 4 July 2025

2025-07-04T18:32:13Z

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	== Combat Guide/Tips ==		== Combat Guide/Tips ==
	(Note: this is made off of the experiences of one person and ~~some of the~~ the tricks may not work)		(Note: this is made off of the experiences of one person and most the tricks may not work)

	=== '''Aerogel Sword''' ===		=== '''Aerogel Sword''' ===
	The [[Aerogel Sword]] is a very fast melee weapon, making it hard to parry when fighting it. As such, the [[Aerogel Sword]] would generally be preferred if doing melee.		The [[Aerogel Sword]] is a very fast melee weapon, making it hard to parry when fighting it. As such, the [[Aerogel Sword]] would generally be preferred if doing melee combat.

	If you can parry an attack from an opponent using the sword, it almost always enables you to land at least one hit on the opponent. It's fifth attack will always ragdoll an enemy if it hits the enemy. The fifth attack also strays away from the general flow of timing of the M1 combo, very oftenly making players time their blocks too early, preventing a parry.		If you can parry an attack from an opponent using the sword, it almost always enables you to land at least one hit on the opponent. It's fifth attack will always ragdoll an enemy if it hits the enemy. The fifth attack also strays away from the general flow of timing of the M1 combo, very oftenly making players time their blocks too early, preventing a parry.
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	It's sprint attack is a lunging stab. However, it is generally not advised to do this whilst approaching an enemy, as it has a relatively long charge-up time compared to other attacks, making it easily parried.		It's sprint attack is a lunging stab. However, it is generally not advised to do this whilst approaching an enemy, as it has a relatively long charge-up time compared to other attacks, making it easily parried.

	Now, onto the tips and tricks. As I said previously, it is generally not advised to sprint attack whilst approaching an enemy. However, that only applies if you follow through with the entire ~~move~~. You may press the block keybind at anytime throughout the attack to cancel the attack and enter the defensive position instead. This applies to every melee attack on every weapon. Using this, you can trick the enemy into blocking early and increase the chance for them to block instead of parry any subsequent attacks.		Now, onto the tips and tricks. As I said previously, it is generally not advised to sprint attack whilst approaching an enemy. However, that only applies if you follow through with the entire attack. You may press the block keybind at anytime throughout the attack to cancel the attack and enter the defensive position instead (This applies to every melee attack on every weapon). Using this, you can trick the enemy into blocking early and increase the chance for them to block instead of parry any subsequent attacks.

	If you get hit by the sword's M1 combo, it will result in a stunlock should the enemy continue with the combo, which is rather hard to escape from. To escape, there is a small window in-between strikes that you must time a parry or block to escape from the stunlock.		If you get hit by the sword's M1 combo, it will result in a stunlock should the enemy continue with the combo, which is rather hard to escape from. To escape, there is a small window in-between strikes that you must time a parry or block to escape from the stunlock.

AvaliProtodragon at 14:14, 4 July 2025

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 Melee combat currently only has one attack, the M1 combo where you can click (or hold click) to swing the weapon in a predertmined combo. Each swing of the combo deals differing damage, knockback, and ragdoll.
-Melee weapons are also able to block by pressing the [[Settings:Keybinds|block keybind]]. Upon pressing, the character enters a defensive stance, slowing them down while negating melee damage in a 180° arc in front of the character.
+Melee weapons are also able to block by pressing the [[Settings:Keybinds|block keybind]]. Upon pressing, the character enters a defensive stance, slowing them down while negating melee damage in a 180° arc in front of the character. ('''Note that spamming the block button will result in the game treating it as if you were holding block''')
 If the time between blocking and a melee attack hitting is under 0.125 seconds, then the player will parry, stunning the enemy in place for one second. Melee weapons can also parry projectiles, having a greater window to do so at 0.5 seconds.
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 Finally, the incoming damage is then passed through the victim's damage modifiers. If the victim has a incoming damage modifier of +200%, the damage after defense would be increased to twice of what it would be. in the example, if the victim has a +500% damage modifier, damage would be multiplied by five causing the 3 points of damage after defenses to go to 15 dmg.
 == Miscellaneous ==

Naki at 06:22, 17 April 2025

2025-04-17T06:22:50Z

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	Finally, the incoming damage is then passed through the victim's damage modifiers. If the victim has a incoming damage modifier of +200%, the damage after defense would be increased to twice of what it would be. in the example, if the victim has a +500% damage modifier, damage would be multiplied by five causing the 3 points of damage after defenses to go to 15 dmg.		Finally, the incoming damage is then passed through the victim's damage modifiers. If the victim has a incoming damage modifier of +200%, the damage after defense would be increased to twice of what it would be. in the example, if the victim has a +500% damage modifier, damage would be multiplied by five causing the 3 points of damage after defenses to go to 15 dmg.

	== Miscellaneous ==		== Miscellaneous ==

Naki at 06:22, 17 April 2025

2025-04-17T06:22:34Z

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	Damage is first calculated from the attacker's weapon and their damage modifiers. For example, if a melee weapon by default hits for 15 damage and the attacker has a +200% outgoing damage modifier on melee attacks, the resulting damage would be 30.		Damage is first calculated from the attacker's weapon and their damage modifiers. For example, if a melee weapon by default hits for 15 damage and the attacker has a +200% outgoing damage modifier on melee attacks, the resulting damage would be 30.

	Then defense is accounted for. In layman terms, defense drops damage exponentially to where if damage is equal to defense, damage drops to <math>p</math>x of what it would be. By default, <math>p</math>is 0.1 causing to be reduced to 10% of it's incoming damage after the attacker's modifiers are accounted for. The shape of the damage curve (<math>s</math>) may also differ but as of 4/17/2025, remains at 1.		Then defense is accounted for. In layman terms, defense drops damage exponentially to where if damage is equal to defense, damage drops to <math>p</math> of what it would be. By default, <math>p</math> is 0.1 causing to be reduced to 10% of it's incoming damage after the attacker's modifiers are accounted for. The shape of the damage curve (<math>s</math>) may also differ but as of 4/17/2025, remains at 1.

	In the case of the example, if the victim is about to take 30 damage, has a defense value of 30, the incoming damage to the victim would be 3.		In the case of the example, if the victim is about to take 30 damage, has a defense value of 30, the incoming damage to the victim would be 3.
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Naki at 06:22, 17 April 2025

2025-04-17T06:22:08Z

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	Damage is first calculated from the attacker's weapon and their damage modifiers. For example, if a melee weapon by default hits for 15 damage and the attacker has a +200% outgoing damage modifier on melee attacks, the resulting damage would be 30.		Damage is first calculated from the attacker's weapon and their damage modifiers. For example, if a melee weapon by default hits for 15 damage and the attacker has a +200% outgoing damage modifier on melee attacks, the resulting damage would be 30.

	Then defense is accounted for. In layman terms, defense drops damage exponentially to where if damage is equal to defense, damage drops to <math>p</math>% of what it would be. By default, <math>p</math>is 0.1 causing to be reduced to 10% of it's incoming damage after the attacker's modifiers are accounted for. The shape of the damage curve (<math>s</math>) may also differ but as of 4/17/2025, remains at 1.		Then defense is accounted for. In layman terms, defense drops damage exponentially to where if damage is equal to defense, damage drops to <math>p</math>x of what it would be. By default, <math>p</math>is 0.1 causing to be reduced to 10% of it's incoming damage after the attacker's modifiers are accounted for. The shape of the damage curve (<math>s</math>) may also differ but as of 4/17/2025, remains at 1.

	In the case of the example, if the victim is about to take 30 damage, has a defense value of 30, the incoming damage to the victim would be 3.		In the case of the example, if the victim is about to take 30 damage, has a defense value of 30, the incoming damage to the victim would be 3.
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Naki: Added damage calculation information

2025-04-17T06:21:15Z

Added damage calculation information

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	You can be stunned during the draw of the bow, canceling your attack.		You can be stunned during the draw of the bow, canceling your attack.

			== Damage Calculation ==
			Damage in Funky Avali Game is calculated based on weapon, attacker's stats, defense, and victim's stats.

			Damage is first calculated from the attacker's weapon and their damage modifiers. For example, if a melee weapon by default hits for 15 damage and the attacker has a +200% outgoing damage modifier on melee attacks, the resulting damage would be 30.

			Then defense is accounted for. In layman terms, defense drops damage exponentially to where if damage is equal to defense, damage drops to <math>p</math>% of what it would be. By default, <math>p</math>is 0.1 causing to be reduced to 10% of it's incoming damage after the attacker's modifiers are accounted for. The shape of the damage curve (<math>s</math>) may also differ but as of 4/17/2025, remains at 1.

			In the case of the example, if the victim is about to take 30 damage, has a defense value of 30, the incoming damage to the victim would be 3.

			Defense damage formula: [https://www.desmos.com/calculator/q38bumxgar DESMOS]

			<math>damage=d\cdot e^{\left(\frac{\frac{x}{d}^{s}\ln\left(p\right)}{1}\right)}</math>


			Finally, the incoming damage is then passed through the victim's damage modifiers. If the victim has a incoming damage modifier of +200%, the damage after defense would be increased to twice of what it would be. in the example, if the victim has a +500% damage modifier, damage would be multiplied by five causing the 3 points of damage after defenses to go to 15 dmg.

	== Miscellaneous ==		== Miscellaneous ==

Naki: /* Firearms */ keybinds now exist and some changes to the game is reflected

2025-04-17T03:36:24Z

Firearms: keybinds now exist and some changes to the game is reflected

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	Melee combat currently only has one attack, the M1 combo where you can click (or hold click) to swing the weapon in a predertmined combo. Each swing of the combo deals differing damage, knockback, and ragdoll.		Melee combat currently only has one attack, the M1 combo where you can click (or hold click) to swing the weapon in a predertmined combo. Each swing of the combo deals differing damage, knockback, and ragdoll.

	Melee weapons are also able to block by pressing ~~'''F'''~~. Upon pressing, the character enters a defensive stance, slowing them down while negating ~~only~~ melee damage.		Melee weapons are also able to block by pressing the [[Settings:Keybinds\|block keybind]]. Upon pressing, the character enters a defensive stance, slowing them down while negating melee damage in a 180° arc in front of the character.

	If the time between blocking and a melee attack is under 0.125 seconds, then the player will parry, stunning the enemy in place for one second. Melee weapons can also parry projectiles, having a greater window to do so at 0.5 seconds.		If the time between blocking and a melee attack hitting is under 0.125 seconds, then the player will parry, stunning the enemy in place for one second. Melee weapons can also parry projectiles, having a greater window to do so at 0.5 seconds.

	Each subsequent parry resets the parry timer, meaning that the user does not need to block immediate subsequent attacks.		Each subsequent parry resets the parry timer, meaning that the user does not need to manually block immediate subsequent attacks.

	== Ranged ==		== Ranged ==

Naki: linky

2025-01-19T19:44:39Z

linky

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	[[File:Spear Swing.png\|thumb\|The player character attacking a dummy using the Aerogel Spear]]		[[File:Spear Swing.png\|thumb\|The player character attacking a dummy using the Aerogel Spear]]
	In Funky Avali Game, combat is a core part of the game. Combat primarily utilizes weapons that can be equipped in the inventory. Combat can be split into two categories		In [[Main Page\|Funky Avali Game]], combat is a core part of the game. Combat primarily utilizes weapons that can be equipped in the inventory. Combat can be split into two categories

	== Melee ==		== Melee ==

Naki: Firearms and Bows and Melee

2025-01-19T19:43:47Z

Firearms and Bows and Melee

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+[[File:Spear Swing.png|thumb|The player character attacking a dummy using the Aerogel Spear]]
 In Funky Avali Game, combat is a core part of the game. Combat primarily utilizes weapons that can be equipped in the inventory. Combat can be split into two categories
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 Melee combat currently only has one attack, the M1 combo where you can click (or hold click) to swing the weapon in a predertmined combo. Each swing of the combo deals differing damage, knockback, and ragdoll.
 == Ranged ==
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 === Firearms ===
-----Firearms or Guns are weapons that uses magazines
+----