Resurrect - Revision history

Ilde at 02:25, 10 April 2012

2012-04-10T02:25:33Z

Ilde: /* Description */

2012-04-10T02:24:02Z

‎Description

Ilde: /* Xp Return */

2012-01-15T20:21:39Z

‎Xp Return

Ilde: /* Restored xp for the subject */

2012-01-15T20:19:26Z

‎Restored xp for the subject

Ilde: /* Restored xp for the subject */

2012-01-15T20:17:10Z

‎Restored xp for the subject

Ilde: /* Restored xp for the subject */ wording

2012-01-15T19:26:42Z

‎Restored xp for the subject: wording

Ilde: /* Restored xp for the subject */ more details on returns

2012-01-15T19:23:32Z

‎Restored xp for the subject: more details on returns

Ilde: /* Xp Return */

2012-01-15T19:16:57Z

‎Xp Return

Ilde: After various research, I've come up with a formula for res xp that fits the observed data better! Editing to reflect this.

2012-01-15T19:15:21Z

After various research, I've come up with a formula for res xp that fits the observed data better! Editing to reflect this.

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Ilde: /* Alignment */ more precise

2012-01-05T21:44:59Z

‎Alignment: more precise

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-Raises a player from the dead.
+Raises a player from the dead and returns some of the xp they lost upon death.
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 Before you can resurrect someone, they may need to "permit" you, with "permit resurrect from <player>".  Resurrects can, however, be autoaccepted, by changing your options under "options auto death".
 = Help File =

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	Successfully performing resurrect has a small effect on your alignment, moving you towards as good as you can get.		Successfully performing resurrect has a small effect on your alignment, moving you towards as good as you can get.
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		+	Before you can resurrect someone, they may need to "permit" you, with "permit resurrect from <player>". Resurrects can, however, be autoaccepted, by changing your options under "options auto death".

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 There appear to be two calculations related to Xp during resurrection, in addition to the command xp the resurrector gets.
-The details of xp return and res xp are largely based on [[Research_and_Ideas/Res_return_and_res_xp|this research]].
+The details of xp return and res xp are largely based on [[Research_and_Ideas/Res_return_and_res_xp|this research]], building somewhat off of [[Research_and_Ideas/Zexium's_resurrect_research|this older research]].
 == Restored xp for the subject ==

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 The subject of the ritual will receive back a maximum of 75% of their before-death Xp, depending on the resurrector's bonus in [[faith.rituals.curing.target]] and the circumstances of the resurrection--the ritual bonuses or penalties the resurrector gets from such things as being near or far from a high altar, performing the ritual from a rod, being in the rain, and so on.
 *A 516 cu.ta bonus, possibly less, is enough for the ghost to get the maximum amount of xp back even far from a high altar.
-*A 476 bonus is enough for the maximum return with a slight overall bonus to performance, as from being in the rain.
+*A 476 bonus, possibly less, is enough for the maximum return with a slight overall bonus to performance<!--The bonus might not be *necessary*, but we didn't test that cu.ta without the rain.-->, as from being in the rain.
-*A 458 bonus is enough for the maximum return under the best possible (controllable) circumstances: being at a high altar in the rain, having just prayed.
+*A 458 bonus is enough for the maximum return, but only under the best possible (controllable) circumstances: being at a high altar in the rain, having just prayed.
 The ''percentage'' of xp returned appears to be independent of the amount of xp at death; if someone can get a 70% return with no visible ritual bonuses or penalties, they'll get a 70% return whether the amount of xp at death is under 50k, or whether it's 30 million (the maximum amount of xp someone can have).

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	Being at a high altar, in the rain, seems to add about three percentage points to that, and being far from a high altar (with Genua being the test location) seems to subtract one or two percentage points. Performing from a rod seems to subtract four or five percentage points.		Being at a high altar, in the rain, seems to add about three percentage points to that, and being far from a high altar (with Genua being the test location) seems to subtract one or two percentage points. Performing from a rod seems to subtract four or five percentage points.
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		+	There's a ''very'' large penalty for being in a witch-owned or wizard-owned area (such as Granny Weatherwax's roof<!--This is the only witch/wizard place we tried. --~~~~ -->), or being at another god's high altar. It seems to amount to about nine percentage points. As far as res returns go, this is like having your cu.ta bonus lowered by 40 or 50 points.

	Xp awarded to the deceased after death as a result of group actions, heartbeat, exploration etc is apparently not subject to these calculations and is instead returned 100% on resurrect or raise.		Xp awarded to the deceased after death as a result of group actions, heartbeat, exploration etc is apparently not subject to these calculations and is instead returned 100% on resurrect or raise.

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 *A 458 bonus is enough for the maximum return under the best possible (controllable) circumstances: being at a high altar in the rain, having just prayed.
-The ''percentage'' of xp returned appears to be independent of the amount of xp at death; if someone can get a 70% return under specific circumstances, they'll get a 70% return whether the amount of xp at death is under 50k, or whether it's 30 million (the maximum amount of xp someone can have).
+The ''percentage'' of xp returned appears to be independent of the amount of xp at death; if someone can get a 70% return with no visible ritual bonuses or penalties, they'll get a 70% return whether the amount of xp at death is under 50k, or whether it's 30 million (the maximum amount of xp someone can have).
 The relationship between cu.ta bonus and percentage return seems to be fairly linear overall.  Without any visible ritual bonuses or penalties...

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 The ''percentage'' of xp returned appears to be independent of the amount of xp at death; if someone can get a 70% return under specific circumstances, they'll get a 70% return whether the amount of xp at death is under 50k, or whether it's 30 million (the maximum amount of xp someone can have).
-The relationship between cu.ta bonus and percentage return seems to be fairly linear overall.
+The relationship between cu.ta bonus and percentage return seems to be fairly linear overall.  Without any visible ritual bonuses or penalties...
-Xp awarded to the deceased after death as a result of group actions, heartbeat, exploration etc is apparently not subject to these calculations and is instead returned 100% on resurrect or raise.
+Being at a high altar, in the rain, seems to add about three percentage points to that, and being far from a high altar (with Genua being the test location) seems to subtract one or two percentage points.  Performing from a rod seems to subtract four or five percentage points.
 == Xp for the Performer ==

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	There appear to be two calculations related to Xp during resurrection, in addition to the command xp the resurrector gets.		There appear to be two calculations related to Xp during resurrection, in addition to the command xp the resurrector gets.
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		+	The details of xp return and res xp are largely based on [[Research_and_Ideas/Res_return_and_res_xp\|this research]].

	== Restored xp for the subject ==		== Restored xp for the subject ==

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 = Alignment =
-Resurrection is an inherently good act, and appears to always move the resurrecting priest's alignment towards "as good as you can get".
+Resurrection is an inherently good act, and appears to always move the resurrecting priest's alignment up by about one degree, until it reaches the maximum of 50 degrees good.
 = Xp Return =