Some ideas for a monkish class.

[Giant mouse]

Sorry to go OT, but what does this code mean?:

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  if target:checkHit(self:combatAttackStr(), target:combatPhysicalResist(), 0, 95, 5 - self:getTalentLevel(t) / 2) and target:canBe("stun") then

I've seen similar code for the dirty fighting talent, I am mostly interested in how it scales with talent level.
I know it has something to do with the term 5 - self:getTalentLevel(t) / 2 but I am not sure what it does.

[Final Master]

Sorry to go OT, but what does this code mean?:

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  if target:checkHit(self:combatAttackStr(), target:combatPhysicalResist(), 0, 95, 5 - self:getTalentLevel(t) / 2) and target:canBe("stun") then

I've seen similar code for the dirty fighting talent, I am mostly interested in how it scales with talent level.
I know it has something to do with the term 5 - self:getTalentLevel(t) / 2 but I am not sure what it does.

Well, self:getTalentLevel(t) means that you get the talent level, and as it doesn't specify RAW talent level, it looks for the Effective talent level [which is the 'actual' lvl with mastery]. So, if you have 1.3 mastery and you take the talent to 5 lvls, it would be [5 - 7 / 2] - if I understand it myself.

[Giant mouse]

Sorry to go OT, but what does this code mean?:

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  if target:checkHit(self:combatAttackStr(), target:combatPhysicalResist(), 0, 95, 5 - self:getTalentLevel(t) / 2) and target:canBe("stun") then

I've seen similar code for the dirty fighting talent, I am mostly interested in how it scales with talent level.
I know it has something to do with the term 5 - self:getTalentLevel(t) / 2 but I am not sure what it does.

Well, self:getTalentLevel(t) means that you get the talent level, and as it doesn't specify RAW talent level, it looks for the Effective talent level [which is the 'actual' lvl with mastery]. So, if you have 1.3 mastery and you take the talent to 5 lvls, it would be [5 - 7 / 2] - if I understand it myself.

hmmm...
saw the checkHit code and that number is the 'factor' variable, dosn't seem to be doing anything though

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function _M:checkHit(atk, def, min, max, factor)
	print("checkHit", atk, def)
	if atk == 0 then atk = 1 end
	local hit = nil
	[i]factor = factor or 5[/i]
	if atk > def then
		local d = atk - def
		hit = math.log10(1 + 5 * d / 50) * 100 + 50
	else
		local d = def - atk
		hit = -math.log10(1 + 5 * d / 50) * 100 + 50
	end
	hit = util.bound(hit, min or 5, max or 95)
	print("=> chance to hit", hit)
	return rng.percent(hit), hit
end

[edge2054]

The brawler is in the SVN Any feedback is still appreciated. Hope everyone has as much fun playing the class as I did coding it.