3️⃣Calculate stats
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💡 Shall we explore how to calculate the final combat stats using combat stats and special stats?
Let's take Attack Points (AP) as an example!
✅3-Step Guide for Calculating AP
AP (Attack Points) refers to the attack power used by a hero during normal/melee/combo attacks, and it is calculated in the following 3 steps:
1️⃣ Calculate the total of base AP and equipment AP

First, calculate the total AP attached to the equipment. This also includes the base AP value assigned to the hero.
In other words, you add together the hero's base attack power and the attack power gained from equipment.
2️⃣ Add skill AP and distribute attack power

Add the AP attached to the skill to the value obtained in step 1️⃣.

Next, multiply it by the Multi-Hit Attack Power Allocation assigned to each skill.
For example, if a skill fires multiple projectiles, the total attack power is divided by the number of projectiles or expected hit counts to prevent each projectile's attack power from being too high. This way, the attack power is evenly distributed even if the skill hits multiple times.
3️⃣ Apply special stats

Finally, apply the special stats. These special stats are additional bonuses based on attributes like STR, DEX, CON, WIS, CHA.

Refer to the coefficient table related to AP in the diagram, and multiply the total value of each stat (e.g., STR, DEX) by its respective coefficient. For more details, refer to the Special Stats - Coefficient page.
Add 1 to the calculated result to make it a positive percentage value, representing the bonus rate added to the base attack power.
📊 AP Final Calculation Example
The final calculation formula for AP (Attack Points) is structured as follows:
[ (Initial AP + Total AP from all equipped items + Skill AP) * Multi-Hit Attack Power Allocation ] * { 1 + (STR Total * AP-STR Coefficient) + (DEX Total * AP-DEX Coefficient) + (INT Total * AP-INT Coefficient) + (CON Total * AP-CON Coefficient) + (WIS Total * AP-WIS Coefficient) + (CHA Total * AP-CHA Coefficient) }
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