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==Solo ATP==
===Solo ATP===
The following table displays each class' [[ATP]] with their highest available level of self-{{Shifta}} and maximum ATP.
The following table displays each class' [[ATP]] with their highest available level of self-{{Shifta}} and maximum ATP.


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: ''Note: [[Hunters]] other than HUnewearl can gain access to {{Shifta}} and {{Deband}} Lv. 3 through the use of {{Sword|rare|S-Red's Blade}}.''
: ''Note: [[Hunters]] other than HUnewearl can gain access to {{Shifta}} and {{Deband}} Lv. 3 through the use of {{Sword|rare|S-Red's Blade}}.''
===Base ATP===
All ATP values shown in the tables above are the maximum ATP values. The game also displays them in the ingame menu. The real ATP values can be slightly less. Each [[Classes#Professions|profession]] has its own ATP range, known as the '''profession variance''':
*1-6 ATP for all [[Hunter]] classes
*1-5 ATP for all [[Ranger]] classes
*1-3 ATP for all [[Force]] classes
E.g. for [[HUcast]] at level 200 the ingame menu displays an ATP value of 1146. In reality, HUcast has a base ATP value of 1140, where an additional 1 to 6 ATP is added on top randomly on each attack. Overall this results in an ATP range of 1141-1146.
The following table displays the '''Base ATP''' and '''ATP range''' based on each class' maximum ATP stat.
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
!colspan="1" |
!colspan="4" style="border-right:solid 1px black;"|Hunters
!colspan="4" style="border-right:solid 1px black;"|Rangers
!colspan="4" |Forces
|-
!
!colspan="1" |HUmr
!colspan="1" |HUnl
!colspan="1" |HUct
!colspan="1" style="border-right:solid 1px black;"|HUcl
!colspan="1" |RAmr
!colspan="1" |RAml
!colspan="1" |RAct
!colspan="1" style="border-right:solid 1px black;"|RAcl
!colspan="1" |FOmr
!colspan="1" |FOml
!colspan="1" |FOnm
!colspan="1" |FOnl
|-
!style="white-space: nowrap" |Base ATP
|1391
|style="border-right:solid 1px black; color:#fa5555;"|1231
|style="color:#43cc43;"|'''1633'''
|1295
|1255
|style="border-right:solid 1px black; color:#fa5555;"|1140
|style="color:#32CD32;"|1345
|1170
|style="color:#32CD32;"|999
|869
|811
|style="color:#fa5555;"|'''580'''
|-
!ATP range
|1392-1397
|style="border-right:solid 1px black; color:#fa5555;"|1232-1237
|style="color:#43cc43;"|'''1634-1639'''
|1296-1301
|1256-1260
|style="border-right:solid 1px black; color:#fa5555;"|1141-1145
|style="color:#32CD32;"|1346-1350
|1171-1175
|style="color:#32CD32;"|1000-1002
|870-872
|812-814
|style="color:#fa5555;"|'''581-583'''
|}
''Note: The base ATP is of importance when considering ATP increases through {{Shifta}}. The percentage increase is only applied to this base ATP, e.g. in the case of HUcast 1633 (not 1639). The [[Classes#Professions|profession]]-specific ATP range is a flat value added on top ([[Game_mechanics#Physical_damage|see here for damage calculation]]).


==Techniques==
==Techniques==
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|-
! rowspan="4" colspan="1" |[[Techniques#Attack techniques|Attack]]
! rowspan="4" colspan="1" |[[Techniques#Attack techniques|Attack]]
| colspan="1" |[[File:Barta.png|16px|link=]][[Techniques#Simple techniques|Simple]]
| colspan="1" style="text-align:left" |[[File:Foie.png|16px|link=]][[Techniques#Simple techniques|Simple]]
| rowspan="3" |15
| rowspan="3" |15
| rowspan="3" |20
| rowspan="3" |20
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| rowspan="3" |30
| rowspan="3" |30
|-
|-
| colspan="1" |[[File:Gizonde.png|16px|link=]][[Techniques#Normal techniques|Normal]]
| colspan="1" style="text-align:left" |[[File:Gibarta.png|16px|link=]][[Techniques#Normal techniques|Normal]]
|-
|-
| colspan="1" |[[File:Rafoie.png|16px|link=]][[Techniques#Hard techniques|Hard]]
| colspan="1" style="text-align:left" |[[File:Razonde.png|16px|link=]][[Techniques#Hard techniques|Hard]]
|- style="border-bottom: solid 2px #aaa;"
|- style="border-bottom: solid 2px #aaa;"
| colspan="1" |{{Grants}}<br>{{Megid}}
| colspan="1" style="text-align:left" |{{Grants}}<br>{{Megid}}
| colspan="4" rowspan="1" | -
| colspan="4" rowspan="1" | -
| rowspan="1" |30
| rowspan="1" |30
|-
|-
! rowspan="3" colspan="1" |[[Techniques#Recovery techniques|Recovery]]
! rowspan="3" colspan="1" |[[Techniques#Recovery techniques|Recovery]]
| colspan="1" |{{Resta}}
| colspan="1" style="text-align:left" |{{Resta}}
|15
|15
|20
|20
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|30
|-  
|-  
| colspan="1" |{{Anti}}
| colspan="1" style="text-align:left" |{{Anti}}
|5
|5
|7
|7
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|7
|- style="border-bottom: solid 2px #aaa;"
|- style="border-bottom: solid 2px #aaa;"
| colspan="1" |{{Reverser}}
| colspan="1" style="text-align:left" |{{Reverser}}
| colspan="4" | -  
| colspan="4" | -  
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|-
! rowspan="5" colspan="1" |[[Techniques#Support techniques|Support]]
! rowspan="5" colspan="1" |[[Techniques#Support techniques|Support]]
| colspan="1" |{{Shifta}}<br>{{Deband}}
| colspan="1" style="text-align:left" |{{Shifta}}<br>{{Deband}}
| rowspan="1" | -
| rowspan="1" | -
| rowspan="1" |20
| rowspan="1" |20
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| rowspan="1" |30
|-
|-
| colspan="1" |{{Jellen}}<br>{{Zalure}}
| colspan="1" style="text-align:left" |{{Jellen}}<br>{{Zalure}}
| rowspan="1" |15
| rowspan="1" |15
| rowspan="1" |20
| rowspan="1" |20
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| rowspan="1" |30
|-
|-
| colspan="1" |{{Ryuker}}
| colspan="1" style="text-align:left" |{{Ryuker}}
| colspan="5" |Yes
| colspan="5" |Yes
|}
|}
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==Trap growth==
==Trap growth==
All android classes start with two of each {{Trap|Traps#Player traps|Trap}} at level 1, and gain more traps based on the formula <code>level/x</code> (where "x" depends on the specific class and kind of trap, indicated in the table below). This means trap count can be calculated for any level with the following formula:
All android classes start with two of each {{Trap|Traps#Player traps|Trap}} at level one, and gain more traps based on the formula <code>level/x</code> (where "x" depends on the specific class and kind of trap, indicated in the table below). This means trap count can be calculated for any level with the following formula:
* <code>Trap count = 2 + (level/x)</code>
* <code>Trap count = 2 + (level/x)</code>
The maximum amount for all traps is 20.
The maximum amount for all traps is 20.

Latest revision as of 11:29, 22 January 2025

Stat comparison tables

Legend:

  • Green text = Best In-Class (Hunter, Ranger, Force)
  • Red text = Worst In-Class (Hunter, Ranger, Force)
  • Bolded green text = Highest Overall
  • Bolded red text = Lowest Overall

Level 1

HUmr HUnl HUct HUcl RAmr RAml RAct RAcl FOmr FOml FOnm FOnl
HP 40 38 44 44 29 29 33 31 29 29 27 27
TP 29 40 - - 20 20 - - 79 79 90 87
ATP 45 40 45 45 23 23 30 25 16 16 16 13
DFP 17 22 18 18 13 13 18 23 10 10 7 13
MST 29 40 - - 20 20 - - 53 53 60 58
ATA 68 63 64 71 80 72 75 77 63 63 61 61
EVP 45 60 35 35 36 36 31 31 35 35 50 53

Level 200

HUmr HUnl HUct HUcl RAmr RAml RAct RAcl FOmr FOml FOnm FOnl
HP 1420 1308 1762 1380 1520 1315 1964 1890 1175 1273 1232 1148
TP 793 1084 - - 704 931 - - 1783 1699 1945 2098
ATP 943 835 1146 901 806 743 859 775 753 721 613 483
DFP 422 538 501 399 359 426 505 562 321 351 408 334
MST 594 885 - - 505 732 - - 990 934 1098 1200
ATA 174 147 158 184 230 216 199 208 138 144 128 133
EVP 682 666 585 777 639 798 626 713 551 513 531 735

Maximum stats

HUmr HUnl HUct HUcl RAmr RAml RAct RAcl FOmr FOml FOnm FOnl
HP 1670 1558 2012 1630 1770 1565 2214 2140 1425 1523 1482 1398
TP 1181 1626 - - 1114 1480 - - 2558 2474 2798 3173
ATP 1397 1237 1639 1301 1260 1145 1350 1175 1002 872 814 583
DFP 579 589 601 525 515 577 606 688 470 498 463 390
MST 732 1177 - - 665 1031 - - 1340 1284 1500 1750
ATA 200 199 191 218 249 241 224 231 163 170 180 186
EVP 756 811 660 877 715 900 699 787 651 588 679 883

Solo ATP

The following table displays each class' ATP with their highest available level of self-Shifta.pngShifta and maximum ATP.

Hunters Rangers Forces
HUmr HUnl HUct HUcl RAmr RAml RAct RAcl FOmr FOml FOnm FOnl
Shifta.pngShifta Lv. 3 20 3 3 15 20 - - 30 30 30 30
ATP 1574 1666 1845 1464 1615 1542 1350 1175 1479 1287 1202 861
Note: Hunters other than HUnewearl can gain access to Shifta.pngShifta and Deband.pngDeband Lv. 3 through the use of Sword icon.pngS-Red's Blade.

Base ATP

All ATP values shown in the tables above are the maximum ATP values. The game also displays them in the ingame menu. The real ATP values can be slightly less. Each profession has its own ATP range, known as the profession variance:

  • 1-6 ATP for all Hunter classes
  • 1-5 ATP for all Ranger classes
  • 1-3 ATP for all Force classes

E.g. for HUcast at level 200 the ingame menu displays an ATP value of 1146. In reality, HUcast has a base ATP value of 1140, where an additional 1 to 6 ATP is added on top randomly on each attack. Overall this results in an ATP range of 1141-1146.

The following table displays the Base ATP and ATP range based on each class' maximum ATP stat.

Hunters Rangers Forces
HUmr HUnl HUct HUcl RAmr RAml RAct RAcl FOmr FOml FOnm FOnl
Base ATP 1391 1231 1633 1295 1255 1140 1345 1170 999 869 811 580
ATP range 1392-1397 1232-1237 1634-1639 1296-1301 1256-1260 1141-1145 1346-1350 1171-1175 1000-1002 870-872 812-814 581-583

Note: The base ATP is of importance when considering ATP increases through Shifta.pngShifta. The percentage increase is only applied to this base ATP, e.g. in the case of HUcast 1633 (not 1639). The profession-specific ATP range is a flat value added on top (see here for damage calculation).

Techniques

Maximum levels

Techniques Maximum Level
HUmar HUnewearl RAmar RAmarl Forces
Attack Foie.pngSimple 15 20 15 20 30
Gibarta.pngNormal
Razonde.pngHard
Grants.pngGrants
Megid.pngMegid 		- 30
Recovery Resta.pngResta 15 20 15 20 30
Anti.pngAnti 5 7 5 7 7
Reverser.pngReverser - Yes
Support Shifta.pngShifta
Deband.pngDeband 		- 20 15 20 30
Jellen.pngJellen
Zalure.pngZalure 		15 20 - 20 30
Ryuker.pngRyuker Yes

Boosts

Class Technique(s) Boost
FOmar Gifoie.pngGibarta.pngGizonde.png Grants.png +30% damage
Shifta.pngDeband.png +100% range
FOmarl Grants.png +50% damage
Resta.pngAnti.pngShifta.pngDeband.png +100% range
FOnewm Gifoie.pngGibarta.pngGizonde.png +30% damage
Rafoie.pngRabarta.pngRazonde.png
FOnewearl Foie.pngBarta.pngZonde.png +30% damage
Megid.png Pierces
Resta.pngAnti.png +100% range

Trap growth

All android classes start with two of each Trap icon.pngTrap at level one, and gain more traps based on the formula level/x (where "x" depends on the specific class and kind of trap, indicated in the table below). This means trap count can be calculated for any level with the following formula:

  • Trap count = 2 + (level/x)

The maximum amount for all traps is 20.

The below table references "x" for each class. The numbers in parentheses indicate what level the class maxes out their trap count.

HUcast HUcaseal RAcast RAcaseal
Damage 11 (198) 9 (162) 7 (126) 7 (126)
Freeze 7 (126) 10 (180) 9 (162) 11 (198)
Confuse 7 (126) 10 (180) 11 (198) 9 (162)
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Hunters HUmar (Guide) • HUnewearl (Guide) • HUcast (Guide) • HUcaseal (Guide)
Rangers RAmar (Guide) • RAmarl (Guide) • RAcast (Guide) • RAcaseal (Guide)
Forces FOmar (Guide) • FOmarl (Guide) • FOnewm (Guide) • FOnewearl (Guide)
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