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Expexted accueXy per tile Damage per tile Post accuracy damage ler tile Post accuracy armor damage per tile Armor pen per tile

Questions: How do range expansions interact with this?

How do pirate speed, Pike's Perk, and the ap drug stack?

Vehicle type different ap costs.

Big tables to compare weapons across.types.

Nav candidates

• Alien Spiderling
• Alien Stinger
• Alien Dragonfly
• Alien Harpy
• Young Alien Warrior
• Alien Warrior
• Alien Bombardier l
• Blaster Bug
• Alien Queen

Skeuomorphic

alien wildlife orbat
				hq|cavalry queen
			armored|artillery bombardier
			armored|cavalry warrior
			armored|artillery bombardier

Heavy

Alien Wildlife
Alien Spiderling	Alien Stinger	Alien Dragonfly	Alien Harpy
Young Alien Warrior	Alien Warrior	Alien Bombardier	Blaster Bug	Alien Queen

weapon mechancis

C+P from the discord I've been working on a tool to generate the Acc/Dmg graphs for the wiki. The logic I came up with, based purely on looking at the graphs and weapon stats, is as follows: To display the graph, you only need seven parameters: MinRange, MaxRange, IdealRange, AccModifier, AccDropoff, Damage, and DamageDropoff. The x-axis shows values from 1 to 15 and the y-axis shows values from 0 to 100.

Generating accuracy curve:

- The IdealRange determines the x-value at which the accuracy is highest. The point `(x, y) = (IdealRange , 50)` therefore becomes the starting point of the accuracy curve.
- AccModifier simply adds its value to the initial accuracy at x = IdealRange. Therefore, we actually start at `(IdealRange, 50 + AccModifier)`. 
-  The curve then descends linearly in both directions using the absolute distance from IdealRange in tiles * AccDropoff. For each y value, it is `(50 + AccModifier) – abs(x – IdealRange) * abs(AccDropoff)`.
- Then all values outside the {MinRange, MaxRange} range are cut off

Generating damage curve:

- For most weapons, the displayed in-game curve starts at y = 100 and drops off using the DamageDropoff parameter. At y = 100, the damage is at 100%, so the dropoff needs to be relative to this (`relativeDMGDropoff = (DamageDropoff * 100) / Damage`)
- Then, calculate the damage curve similarly to the accuracy curve above, but this time only dropping off in one direction.
- Finally, cut off all values outside the MinRange and MaxRange.
- Should the damage drop-off be 0, the game usually starts the damage curve at y = 50 instead of y = 100.