However, if the Rudiment is on guard, its strength is not the same as if its task is only to eliminate enemies. Because of its past, The Rudiment can still behave like any other humans, even though it sometimes leads to some… misunderstandings.ĭepending on the task, the Rudiment can be a nice melee damage dealer or a great tank and supporter who is capable of protecting one ally during a whole battle and wreak havoc on the ranks of enemies.
Maybe it’s to protect him as Rudiment… or as a human, to get revenge for its painful transformation.
A warrior in life and a protector in death, the Rudiment is waiting for a chance to meet its Creator, its Father, whose voice summoned it to Hamlet. The information is around, just boot up your game and notice the hit chance is never going to be 100% and that should satisfy you but if not, consult the wikipedia or hope the devs have some word on this somewhere? Honestly this isn't all that uncommon to not know, because it isn't openly explained in the game unfortunately.OverviewThe Rudiment is a man-made monster with a human’s soul, who almost lost all of its memories except for one, an old song. I mean don't get me wrong it looks like the attack should hit easily enough when they're just standing what appears (to us at least) a few feet apart but, well the dungeons are dark and characters are flawed in this game so they can miss, they are only human after all. No character can have perfect accuracy in any dungeon in this game, it would just unbalance it because you'd always bring it, to level it out (in a way) there's got to be a static chance to fail and missing just happens.
I have well over 1K hours in this game and im far past shaking my head over RNG.īut the fact that i *still* dont know all mechanics and how they work exactly annoys me:stress: Because when accuracy works it leads to a hit, when it doesn't work it leads to a miss. Originally posted by Nitaire: What I'm getting at is there's always 5% chance to missThat would be that answer to my question, but how do you know that is how it works? Is there an extra roll before dodge vs acc gets calculated and rolled?
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