About aggro & resistance

How do we calculate of p&m resistance character? Is there a formula? And for aggro how do I give it (%) and (+)? What is the difference between (+) & (%)?An example like the rage sword skills that add +150 aggro at level 10 And shield +30% aggro

thanks

 

1. Every +1 refine on armor and additional gives you 1% phy/mag res iirc, the rest comes from skills and equipment's stats/xtals, which is obvious to see with your own eys
2. - Every skills generate an amount of aggro equal to their mp consumption, for example 100mp generate 100 agg (iirc) except some special skills, that's the [+] aggro
- For [%] aggro, it multiply with the aggro you generated then comes out as the result, for example if you have +50% aggro then when you use an 100mp skill it will generate 100 + 100 x 50% = 150 aggro

 

Some things to modify to this:
Yes base agro gen is equal to the mp used. Your base agro modifier is 100% so having 55% extra agro would just make it
Base mp * 1.55 instead of base agro + base agro * .55 (for simplicity reasons). Agro % stats do not effect additional agro from things like provoke/rage sword or the agro per second from finale, etc.

Damage resistance in toram is calculated every 50. This means that with 50% resistance it is a 50% damage reduction. Now toram will use this damage to calculate it again. So for sake of simplicity let's say you have 100 resistance. Toram will calculate first with 50% then again using the new amount giving 75% damage reduction from 100% resistance. Of course if you have let's say 60% damage then toram will first calculate 50% of the damage then use that value to calculate the remaining 10% of the damage. (I don't know how to say this in a formula. To keep going in multiples of 50 at 150% resistance it would be 50 + 25 + 12.5 =87.5 and if damage is a decimal it's most likely rounded down)

 

yes and no.
refinement value on defense gear applies damage reduction to all attacks (including fractional damage) and works independent from resistance.

 

Ah my bad. I usually don't count it as resistance since it does work on fractional attacks (I would rather just call it reduction since that's what it is) . Thank you for the correction there