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To clarify, I don't think the softcap is based on what armor you can wear in the strictest sense (i.e. Shamans are not a plate class simply because they can wear plate). The distiction is class specific. If you want to know what class is assigned which armor type, look at what armor pieces are needed for their Velious Armor quests. Shamans use chain armor for their Velious Armor quests. So they are a chain class, even though they can use plate. There is a second distinction in terms of what softcap return you get: Quote:
This is why Rangers have an AC softcap around 200. They use chain for their Velious Armor as well. Here are the last two datasets I posted: https://www.project1999.com/forums/s...&postcount=198 https://www.project1999.com/forums/s...&postcount=199 Looking at it again, I may just need to get a larger data set for each value. In post 198, you can see that going from 100 AC to 200 AC is significant in terms of damage reduction. I took 53k damage with 100 AC, and 41.8k damage with 200 AC. Past 200 AC the damage reduction differences are significantly smaller, so a softcap is clearly in place around 200 AC. 1000 hits per test can still be noisy enough to make it look like the softcap is a bit above 200. The 235 AC test with lodi shield in the secondary slot took a bit less damage than the 250 AC test with lodi shield in the secondary slot, so we know that variance can still mess with the data a bit. Obviously 250 AC with a shield should reduce damage a tad bit more than 235 AC with a shield, but RnG is always a factor. Either way, even if the softcap is 220 rather than 200, that is fairly close to the 200 value from EQEMU. I would be suprised if the Warrior AC softcap on P99 was like 400 or 500. It could be 320 instead of 300. Testing will need to be done to know for sure though.
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