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The Luck stat's calculation for evading status ailments has been changed to ''( ( 1 + ( Luck stat - hidden benchmark ) / hidden benchmark ) X 100 ) / 100''. If the result is 80% or less of the character's hidden benchmark value (see below | The Luck stat's calculation for evading status ailments has been changed to ''( ( 1 + ( Luck stat - hidden benchmark ) / hidden benchmark ) X 100 ) / 100''. If the result is 80% or less of the character's hidden benchmark value (see first table below), the evasion rate for the status ailment is multiplied by 0.8 to arrive at the final ailment evasion rate, and if the result is 120% or higher than the hidden benchmark, the evasion rate for the status ailment is multiplied by 1.2 to arrive at the final ailment evasion rate. For example, if a {{Hero 3}} at level 90 has 800 Luck, the calculation is ''( ( 1+ ( 800 - 310) / 310 ) X 100 ) / 100'', resulting in 2.58. Because the result is greater than 120% of the hidden benchmark for level 90, using an enemy Snooze spell as an example, the spell's natural miss rate of 80% becomes ''(80% x 120%) = 96%'', resulting in a 96% chance for the Hero to evade the spell's effect. | ||
Luck also penetrates a monster's resistance to status ailments, calculated as ''base resistance - (0.25 X Luck / 1,000) = new resistance''. For example, the Snooze spell when cast by a player has an accuracy of 60% and the target monster has a 25% resistance to being knocked out, lowering the accuracy to 45%. If the person casting the spell has max Luck, the adjusted resistance calculation becomes ''0.25 - (0.25 X 999 / 1,000) = 0.00025%'', resulting in Snooze now having a success chance of 59.975%. | Luck also penetrates a monster's resistance to status ailments, calculated as ''base resistance - (0.25 X Luck / 1,000) = new resistance''. For example, the Snooze spell when cast by a player has an accuracy of 60% and the target monster has a 25% resistance to being knocked out, lowering the accuracy to 45%. If the person casting the spell has max Luck, the adjusted resistance calculation becomes ''0.25 - (0.25 X 999 / 1,000) = 0.00025%'', resulting in Snooze now having a success chance of 59.975%. | ||