Resistance - Revision history

Omega Tyrant: Update for 0.10.0

2025-09-07T04:49:42Z

Update for 0.10.0

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Omega Tyrant at 08:19, 3 June 2025

2025-06-03T08:19:54Z

Omega Tyrant at 08:15, 3 June 2025

2025-06-03T08:15:55Z

Omega Tyrant: More clarification on how the math works with resistances, particularly with decimal numbers

2025-06-03T08:14:23Z

More clarification on how the math works with resistances, particularly with decimal numbers

Omega Tyrant at 01:40, 8 August 2024

2024-08-08T01:40:17Z

Omega Tyrant: Not that the difference matters, but this was technically off

2024-08-07T23:58:22Z

Not that the difference matters, but this was technically off

Omega Tyrant: updated for 0.9.9.8 changes, as well as added everything else that has or adds resistances

2024-08-07T23:55:15Z

updated for 0.9.9.8 changes, as well as added everything else that has or adds resistances

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Evilpotatoe: Added Nyarlaptotep's Boots

2013-04-16T22:43:04Z

Added Nyarlaptotep's Boots

Shark20061: Forgot entrenchment

2012-03-30T04:45:45Z

Forgot entrenchment

Shark20061: Fixing melee resist on Power armor

2012-03-30T02:42:27Z

Fixing melee resist on Power armor

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 Resistances are percentage modifiers to damage that only affect a certain [[Damage type|type of damage]]. In damage calculation when a resistance is applicable, the damage will be reduced by the percentage amount (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 10 damage while having 20% resistance to its damage type, it'll be reduced by 20% of 10, which amounts to subtracting 2 and thus reducing the damage sustained to 8). If the damage after the resistance is applied would result in a decimal number, it'll be rounded to the nearest integer (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 12 damage while having 20% resistance, the resulting 9.6 damage will get rounded to 10 damage sustained, while if the player had 30% resistance instead, the resulting 8.4 damage would get rounded to 8 damage sustained). If the damage after resistance is applied would result in a number that has a decimal of .5, it'll be rounded to the nearest even integer (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 10 damage while having 5% resistance, the resulting 9.5 damage will get rounded up to 10 damage, while if the player had 15% resistance instead, the resulting 8.5 damage would get rounded down to 8 damage). It is also important to note that resistances are applied in damage calculation before [[protection]] is applied from [[armor]] and [[Tough as Nails]] (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 16 damage while having 50% resistance to it and wearing armor with 4 protection, first the resistance will be applied to reduce the damage to 8 and then the armor's protection will be subtracted from it to result in the player sustaining 4 damage).
-Resistances on armor only mitigate damage from hits, while resistances on boots only mitigate damage from [[fluids]] (i.e. Acid and Lava). Resistances from all other sources will stack together with your armor's and boots' resistances; for example a [[Marine]] wearing [[Red armor]] while under the [[Envirosuit]] effect will result in you having 70% fire resistance, 45% acid resistance, and 20% plasma resistance (25% fire resistance from the Red armor + 25% fire and acid resistances from Envirosuit + 20% inherent energy resistances of the Marine). However, resistances cannot be increased beyond 95%, with the exception of very specific equipment that explicitly possess 100% resistance.
+Resistances on armor only mitigate damage from hits, while resistances on boots only mitigate damage from [[fluids]] (i.e. Acid and Lava). Resistances from all other sources will stack together with your armor's and boots' resistances; for example, a [[Marine]] wearing [[Red armor]] while under the [[Envirosuit]] effect will result in having 70% fire resistance, 45% acid resistance, and 20% plasma resistance (25% fire resistance from the Red armor + 25% fire and acid resistances from Envirosuit + 20% inherent energy resistances of the Marine). However, resistances cannot be increased beyond 95%, with the exception of very specific equipment that explicitly possess a 100% resistance (which grants complete immunity to the damage type the 100% resistance applies to).
 Certain enemies may have inherent resistances too, which apply to both damage from being hit and damage from fluids. Enemies that can wear armor will additionally gain the resistances of that armor, which will also stack with their inherent resistances if they have any; for example if a [[Baron of hell]] nabs an [[Energy-shielded vest]], it will have 50% resistances to fire and plasma, as well as a 95% resistance to acid (50% energy resistances from the vest + the Baron's 50% acid resistance, capped at 95%)

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−	Resistances are percentage modifiers to damage that only affect a certain [[Damage type\|type of damage]]. In damage calculation when a resistance is applicable, the damage will be reduced by the percentage amount (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 10 damage while having 20% resistance to its damage type, it'll be reduced by 20% of 10, which amounts to subtracting 2 and thus reducing the damage sustained to 8). If the damage after the resistance is applied would result in a decimal number, it'll be rounded to the nearest integer (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 12 damage while having 20% resistance, the resulting 9.6 damage will get rounded to 10 damage sustained, while if the player had 30% resistance instead, the resulting 8.4 damage would get rounded to 8 damage sustained). If the damage after resistance is applied would result in a number that has a decimal of .5, it'll be rounded to the nearest even integer (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 10 damage while having 5% resistance, the resulting 9.5 damage will get rounded up to 10 damage, while if the player had 15% instead, the resulting 8.5 damage would get rounded down to 8 damage). It is also important to note that resistances are applied in damage calculation before [[protection]] is applied from [[armor]] and [[Tough as Nails]] (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 16 damage while having 50% resistance to it and wearing armor with 4 protection, first the resistance will be applied to reduce the damage to 8 and then the armor's protection will be subtracted from it to result in the player sustaining 4 damage).	+	Resistances are percentage modifiers to damage that only affect a certain [[Damage type\|type of damage]]. In damage calculation when a resistance is applicable, the damage will be reduced by the percentage amount (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 10 damage while having 20% resistance to its damage type, it'll be reduced by 20% of 10, which amounts to subtracting 2 and thus reducing the damage sustained to 8). If the damage after the resistance is applied would result in a decimal number, it'll be rounded to the nearest integer (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 12 damage while having 20% resistance, the resulting 9.6 damage will get rounded to 10 damage sustained, while if the player had 30% resistance instead, the resulting 8.4 damage would get rounded to 8 damage sustained). If the damage after resistance is applied would result in a number that has a decimal of .5, it'll be rounded to the nearest even integer (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 10 damage while having 5% resistance, the resulting 9.5 damage will get rounded up to 10 damage, while if the player had 15% resistance instead, the resulting 8.5 damage would get rounded down to 8 damage). It is also important to note that resistances are applied in damage calculation before [[protection]] is applied from [[armor]] and [[Tough as Nails]] (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 16 damage while having 50% resistance to it and wearing armor with 4 protection, first the resistance will be applied to reduce the damage to 8 and then the armor's protection will be subtracted from it to result in the player sustaining 4 damage).

	Resistances on armor only mitigate damage from hits, while resistances on boots only mitigate damage from [[fluids]] (i.e. Acid and Lava). Resistances from all other sources will stack together with your armor's and boots' resistances; for example a [[Marine]] wearing [[Red armor]] while under the [[Envirosuit]] effect will result in you having 70% fire resistance, 45% acid resistance, and 20% plasma resistance (25% fire resistance from the Red armor + 25% fire and acid resistances from Envirosuit + 20% inherent energy resistances of the Marine). However, resistances cannot be increased beyond 95%, with the exception of very specific equipment that explicitly possess 100% resistance.		Resistances on armor only mitigate damage from hits, while resistances on boots only mitigate damage from [[fluids]] (i.e. Acid and Lava). Resistances from all other sources will stack together with your armor's and boots' resistances; for example a [[Marine]] wearing [[Red armor]] while under the [[Envirosuit]] effect will result in you having 70% fire resistance, 45% acid resistance, and 20% plasma resistance (25% fire resistance from the Red armor + 25% fire and acid resistances from Envirosuit + 20% inherent energy resistances of the Marine). However, resistances cannot be increased beyond 95%, with the exception of very specific equipment that explicitly possess 100% resistance.

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-Resistances are percentage modifiers to damage that only affects a certain [[Damage type|type of damage]].
+Resistances are percentage modifiers to damage that only affect a certain [[Damage type|type of damage]]. In damage calculation when a resistance is applicable, the damage will be reduced by the percentage amount (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 10 damage while having 20% resistance to its damage type, it'll be reduced by 20% of 10, which amounts to subtracting 2 and thus reducing the damage sustained to 8). If the damage after the resistance is applied would result in a decimal number, it'll be rounded to the nearest integer (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 12 damage while having 20% resistance, the resulting 9.6 damage will get rounded to 10 damage sustained, while if the player had 30% resistance instead, the resulting 8.4 damage would get rounded to 8 damage sustained). If the damage after resistance is applied would result in a number that has a decimal of .5, it'll be rounded to the nearest even integer (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 10 damage while having 5% resistance, the resulting 9.5 damage will get rounded up to 10 damage, while if the player had 15% instead, the resulting 8.5 damage would get rounded down to 8 damage). It is also important to note that resistances are applied in damage calculation before [[protection]] is applied from [[armor]] and [[Tough as Nails]] (e.g. if the player is hit by an attack that rolls 16 damage while having 50% resistance to it and wearing armor with 4 protection, first the resistance will be applied to reduce the damage to 8 and then the armor's protection will be subtracted from it to result in the player sustaining 4 damage).
-Resistances are applied before [[protection]].
+Resistances on armor only mitigate damage from hits, while resistances on boots only mitigate damage from [[fluids]] (i.e. Acid and Lava). Resistances from all other sources will stack together with your armor's and boots' resistances; for example a [[Marine]] wearing [[Red armor]] while under the [[Envirosuit]] effect will result in you having 70% fire resistance, 45% acid resistance, and 20% plasma resistance (25% fire resistance from the Red armor + 25% fire and acid resistances from Envirosuit + 20% inherent energy resistances of the Marine). However, resistances cannot be increased beyond 95%, with the exception of very specific equipment that explicitly possess 100% resistance.
-Armor resistance only prevents damage from hits, while boot resistance only applies to damaging [[fluids]] (i.e. Acid and Lava). Resistances from all other sources will stack with your torso and foot resistances; for example a [[Marine]] wearing [[Red armor]] while under the [[Envirosuit]] effect will result in you having 70% fire resistance, 45% acid resistance, and 20% plasma resistance (25% fire resistance from the Red armor + 25% fire and acid resistances from Envirosuit + 20% inherent energy resistances of the Marine). However, resistances cannot be increased beyond 95%, with the exception of certain equipment inherently having 100% resistance.
+Certain enemies may have inherent resistances too, which apply to both damage from being hit and damage from fluids. Enemies that can wear armor will additionally gain the resistances of that armor, which will also stack with their inherent resistances if they have any; for example if a [[Baron of hell]] nabs an [[Energy-shielded vest]], it will have 50% resistances to fire and plasma, as well as a 95% resistance to acid (50% energy resistances from the vest + the Baron's 50% acid resistance, capped at 95%)
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 Certain enemies may have resistances too, which apply to both damage from being hit and damage from fluids. Enemies that can wear armor will additionally gain the resistances of that armor, which will also stack with their inherent resistances if they have any; for example if a [[Baron of hell]] nabs an [[Energy-shielded vest]], it will have 50% resistances to fire and plasma, as well as a 95% resistance to acid (50% energy resistances from the vest + the Baron's 50% acid resistance, capped at 95%)
 Resistances below 0% indicate a weakness, which will increase the damage instead of reducing it.
-The chart below lists the resistances of all armors and boots, as well as all beings, other items, effects and traits that have resistances or grant resistances.
+The chart below lists the resistances of all armors and boots, as well as all beings, other items, effects, and traits that have resistances or grant resistances.
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    |[[Effects#Enivrosuit|Envirosuit]]                         ||   -||-||-||+25%||+25%||-
    |- style="background-color: #333;"
-   |{{unique link|Acid Spitter}}                              ||   -||-||-||+75%||-||-
+   |{{unique link|Acid Spitter}} (when equipped)              ||   -||-||-||+75%||-||-
    |-
    |[[Traits#Ironman|Ironman]] (per level)                    ||+10%||+10%||+10%||-||-||-

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    |{{unique link|Necroarmor}}                                ||   -||-||-||-||-||-
    |- style="background-color: #333;"
-   |{{unique link|Shielded Armor}}                            || 95%|| 95%|| 95%||   -||   -||   -
+   |{{unique link|Shielded Armor}}                            || 90%||90%||90%||   -||   -||   -
    |-
    |{{artifact link|Angelic Armor}}                           ||   50%||50%||50%||-||-||-

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    |- style="background-color: #333;"
    |{{unique link|Enviroboots}}                               ||   -||   -||   -||100%||100%||   -
    |-
    |{{assembly link|Ballistic armor}}                         ||+30%||+30%||+30%||  0%||-30%||  0%

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    |-
    |[[Traits#Malicious Blades|Malicious Blades]]              ||+50%||+50%||+75%||   -||+50%||   -
    |}

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    |{{assembly link|Tower shield}}                            ||  0%||  0%||  0%||  0%||  0%||  0%
    |-
-   |{{assembly link|Power armor}}                             || Dbl|| Dbl||+30%|| Dbl|| Dbl|| Dbl
+   |{{assembly link|Power armor}}                             || Dbl|| Dbl|| 25%|| Dbl|| Dbl|| Dbl
    |- style="background-color: #333;"
    |{{assembly link|Tactical armor}}                          ||  0%||  0%||  0%||  0%||  0%||  0%