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==Damage Composition==
 
==Damage Composition==
PSO2's damage is divided into parts: "Normals, Mag, Special Abillities, etc damage"; "Weapon Elemental Attribute damage"; and "Weapon Damage". In the case of Techniques, "Weapon Elemental Attribute damage" is not applicable.
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PSO2's damage is divided into the following:
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* Player Damage (Base Stats, Mag Stats, Special Abilities, etc.)
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* Weapon Element Damage
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* Weapon Damage
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In the case of Techniques, "Weapon Element damage" is not applicable.
  
Damage variance only occurs in the "Weapon Damage" section. For this reason, there is no damage variance in the bare-handed strikes and the bare-handed technique casting.
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Damage variance only applies to Weapon Damage. For this reason, there is no damage variance when attacking without a weapon equipped (AKA bare-handed).
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The minimum value of Weapon Damage always ranges between 10% and 90%.
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When under conditions which are too good or too bad outside the range of 10-90%, the resulting minimum Weapon Damage will always be capped within 10%-90%.
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A critical hit removes this variance, resulting in 100% of Weapon Damage being applied.
  
Thus the minimum damage a weapon can do is no less than 10%, no matter how bad the conditions are, and the highest damage of weapons can be cannot exceed 90% of the damage variance even under the best conditions, and vice versa.
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'''Maximum damage on a critical hit (Criticals are shown as blue numbers in-game)''':
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<div class="row">
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  <div class="col-7 col-md-4 p-2 mb-md-4 border bg-light">Player Damage</div>
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  <div class="col-5 col-md-3 p-2 mb-md-4 border border-left-0 bg-light">Weapon Element Damage</div>
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  <div class="col-12 col-md-5 p-2 mb-4 border border-left-0 bg-dark text-white">Weapon Damage 100%</div>
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</div>
  
<pre>
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'''Non-critical damage under the best conditions''':
Maximum Damage + Criticals (Criticals are shown as blue numbers in-game):
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<div class="row">
Normals, Mag, Special Abillities, etc | Weapon Elemental Attribute | Weapon Damage 100%
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  <div class="col-7 col-md-4 p-2 mb-md-4 border bg-light">Player Damage</div>
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  <div class="col-5 col-md-3 p-2 mb-md-4 border border-left-0 bg-light">Weapon Element Damage</div>
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  <div class="col-9 col-md-4 p-2 mb-4 border border-left-0 bg-dark text-white">Minimum Weapon Damage 90%</div>
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  <div class="col-3 col-md-1 p-2 mb-4 border border-left-0 bg-secondary text-white">Variance</div>
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</div>
  
Damage under the best conditions:
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'''Non-critical damage under the worst conditions''':
Normals, Mag, Special Abillities, etc | Weapon Elemental Attribute | Weapon Damage 90%
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<div class="row">
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  <div class="col-7 col-md-4 p-2 mb-md-4 border bg-light">Player Damage</div>
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  <div class="col-5 col-md-3 p-2 mb-md-4 border border-left-0 bg-light">Weapon Element Damage</div>
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  <div class="col-3 col-md-1 p-2 mb-4 border border-left-0 bg-dark text-white">Min. 10%</div>
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  <div class="col-9 col-md-4 p-2 mb-4 border border-left-0 bg-secondary text-white">Variance</div>
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</div>
  
Damage under the worst conditions:
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As shown above, the damage variance only applies to Weapon Damage, thus it is less evident when observing only the total damage. Since Techniques do not have Weapon Element Damage, it is slightly easier to notice the damage variance compared to other types of attacks.
Normals, Mag, Special Abillities, etc | Weapon Elemental Attribute | Weapon Damage 10%
 
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The damage variance ratio is 10-90% for Weapon performance, thus the damage variance in the total damage is smaller. Since Techniques do not have Weapon Elemental Attribute damage, you can easily see the damage variance than you would normally with Striking and Ranged damage types.
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It should also be noted that Summoner Pets have a wide damage variance. The exact reasoning is unknown, but it's presumed they follow the non-rare OT damage formula. More on that later in this page.
 
 
If the conditions are either favorable or worst exceed the ranges of 10% to 90%, then the cap will be 10% and 90% respectively.
 
  
 
== Damage Variance ==
 
== Damage Variance ==
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The above section can be summarized as the following table:
 
<div class="table-responsive">
 
<div class="table-responsive">
Above section as summarized:
 
 
{| class="wikitable table-bordered"
 
{| class="wikitable table-bordered"
 
! colspan="4" class="text-center" | Maximum Damage
 
! colspan="4" class="text-center" | Maximum Damage
 
|-
 
|-
| rowspan="2" class="text-center" style="background-color:#999; color:#fff;" | Normals, Mag, Special Abillities, etc || rowspan="2" class="text-center" style="background-color:#999; color:#fff;" | Weapon Elemental Attribute || colspan="2" class="text-center font-weight-bolder" scope="col"| Weapon Damage 100%
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| rowspan="2" class="text-center" | Player Damage
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| rowspan="2" class="text-center" | Weapon Element Damage
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| colspan="2" class="text-center font-weight-bolder" scope="col" | Weapon Damage 100%
 
|-
 
|-
| class="bg-light" | Minimum Damage || Damage Variance
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| class="text-center table-dark" | Minimum Weapon Damage
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| class="text-center table-secondary" | Damage Variance
 
|}
 
|}
 
</div>
 
</div>
There are three ways to determine the minimum damage of weapons.
 
  
*Rarity → fixed 90% (Should be noted that it was previously possible to obtain less than 90% in damage variance, however it is impossible to do so now)<br><small>The Invade OTs and Val series have the same minimum damage equivalent to "Non-rare Crafted Weapons".</small>
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To determine the minimum weapon damage, there are two broad categories.
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* Rare weapons ({{Rarity|7}} and above) '''fixed 90%'''
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** Note that while it was previously possible to have less than 90%, it is no longer the case currently.
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** The Invade OTs and Val series have the minimum weapon damage formula similar to that of "Non-rare Crafted Weapons".
  
*Non-rare crafts, Invade OTs, Val series → Variance calculated by the Dex difference between the player, enemy, weapon rarity and weapon grind.
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* Non-rare, crafted weapons, Invade OTs, Val series → '''calculated''' based on the difference in DEX between the player and the enemy, weapon rarity, and weapon grind.
**Silver tier crafts → damage variance is boosted by a large amount.
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** Silver tier or higher crafts, Invade OTs, Val series calculated minimum weapon damage has a '''large modifier''', resulting in generally higher minimum weapon damage.
**Crafts that are not Silver tier, common, uncommon, red and blue weapons, non-main damage type (Vibrace Weapon's tech power) → damage variance is the minimum amount.
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** Crafts that are below Silver tier, common, uncommon, Red and Blue weapons, non-primary ATK stats (e.g. Vibrace weapon's T-ATK) → calculated minimum weapon damage has a '''small modifier''', resulting in generally less minimum weapon damage.
**Invade OTs, Val series → minimum damage variance is wider spread.
 
  
With rare weapons, the damage variance is fixed at 90%.  
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In the case of non-rare, the value of minimum weapon damage is not dependent on weapon attack. If we were to compare between a weapon with 500 attack and another weapon with 1000 attack, under the same surrounding conditions (same difference in DEX between the player and the enemy, same weapon rarity, same level of weapon grind), the calculated minimum weapon damage of both weapons would still be the same.
  
In the case of non-rare crafts, minimum damage is not dependant on the weapon attack power. Even if you have a weapon with 500 to 1000 attack power, even under the best circumstances (Weapon fully enhanced to its maximum, DEX between you and the enemy are the same, high weapon rarity), you will still deal the minimum amount of damage.
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See [[#Minimum Damage|Minimum Damage]] for more details on minimum weapon damage calculation.
  
 
= Damage Calculation Formula =
 
= Damage Calculation Formula =
 
<div class="alert alert-warning" role="alert">Notice: The calculation formula is based off of <strong>information that can be verified in-game</strong>, not from any official sources.</div>
 
<div class="alert alert-warning" role="alert">Notice: The calculation formula is based off of <strong>information that can be verified in-game</strong>, not from any official sources.</div>
 
In the event that the damage exceeds 1 million, even if you've factored in the variances introduced by buffs, craft mastery, etc, the final damage tally will be mismatched. In this case, you can match your critical (blue) damage by multiplying the coefficient of Shifta and/or any Drinks (if used) with that of your total combined attack power.
 
 
The enemy's defensive power is normally an integer, however the decimals introduced by a barrier or infection core are preserved as part of the multiplier of its defensive power.
 
  
 
== Damage Type Reference ==
 
== Damage Type Reference ==
 
When calculating damage, '''there is an implied understanding to what the damage type an attack is'''.
 
When calculating damage, '''there is an implied understanding to what the damage type an attack is'''.
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There are many different attacks with varying properties affecting how damage is calculated.
  
There are several PAs and attacks that differ in various ways on how they output damage.
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<b>Key:</b>
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<dl class="row">
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<dt class="col-3">Attack Power</dt>
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<dd class="col-9" style="margin-left:unset;">The ATK stat from which the damage is calculated. Increasing the specified ATK stat will increase damage. Other ATK stats have no effect.</dd>
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<dt class="col-3">Defense Power</dt>
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<dd class="col-9" style="margin-left:unset;">The enemy's DEF stat against which the damage is calculated. The higher the specified DEF stat, the less damage can be dealt to the enemy. Similarly, other DEF stats have no effect.</dd>
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<dt class="col-3">Weapon Element Damage</dt>
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<dd class="col-9" style="margin-left:unset;">The ATK stat from which the Weapon Element Damage is calculated. This is dealt as elemental damage and is affected by elemental Part Boost multiplier. For example, when attacking an enemy with fire weakness with a fire element weapon, the Weapon Element Damage is increased by the enemy's fire Part Boost multiplier.</dd>
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<dt class="col-3">Part Boost</dt>
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<dd class="col-9" style="margin-left:unset;">The specific type of Part Boost multiplier used. This differs for each part on the body of the enemy hit by the attack. If the Part Boost is specified as "Ranged", the damage will be affected by headshot multiplier when attacking the head of an enemy. If the Part Boost is specified as "Elemental Attribute", the damage is considered as elemental attribute damage and is affected by elemental Part Boost multiplier. Note that this is independent from Weapon Element Damage which is always affected by elemental Part Boost multiplier.</dd>
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<dt class="col-3">Final Attack Type</dt>
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<dd class="col-9" style="margin-left:unset;">The final damage type of the attack. This is used to determine the effects of class skills, Skill Rings, Potentials, etc. For example, if the Final Attack Type is "Ranged", the damage will be boosted by Ranger's skill "Weak Hit Advance".</dd>
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</dl>
  
 
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<div class="table-responsive">
 
=== Base ===
 
=== Base ===
 
{| class="wikitable table-bordered"
 
{| class="wikitable table-bordered"
! class="text-center" | Method of Attack !! class="text-center" | Attack Power !! class="text-center" | Defense Power !! class="text-center" | Final Attack Type !! class="text-center" | Notes
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! class="text-center" | Method of Attack !! class="text-center" | Attack Power !! class="text-center" | Defense Power !! class="text-center" | Weapon Element Damage !! class="text-center" | Part Boost !! class="text-center" | Final Attack Type !! class="text-center" | Notes
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Normal Strike Attack || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||  
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| class="text-center" | Normal Strike Attack || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||  
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Normal Ranged Attack || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged Damage ||  
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| class="text-center" | Normal Ranged Attack || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged ||  
 
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| class="text-center" | Technique || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech Damage ||  
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| class="text-center" | Technique || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-elemental" | Elemental Attribute || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech ||  
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Bare hands || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||  
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| class="text-center" | Bare hands || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||  
 
|-
 
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| class="text-center" | Talis Attack || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
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| class="text-center" | Talis Attack || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
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| class="text-center" | Takt Normals || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech Damage || Attack Advance disabled
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| class="text-center" | Takt Normals || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || Attack Advance not applicable
 
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| class="text-center" | Jet Boots (Without Switch Strike) || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
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| class="text-center" | Jet Boots (Without Switch Strike) || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
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| class="text-center" | Jet Boots (With Switch Strike)|| class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||  
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| class="text-center" | Jet Boots (With Switch Strike)|| class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||  
 
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| class="text-center" | Pets (Without Switch Strike) || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech Damage || Pets stats are used in lieu of weapons, not the stats of the Takt.
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| class="text-center" | Pets (Without Switch Strike) || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || Pets stats are used in lieu of weapons, not the stats of the Takt.
 
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| class="text-center" | Pets (With Switch Strike) || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech Damage || Pets stats are used in lieu of weapons, not the stats of the Takt.
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| class="text-center" | Pets (With Switch Strike) || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || Pets stats are used in lieu of weapons, not the stats of the Takt.
 
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| class="text-center" | Pets (With Switch Shoot) || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech Damage || Pets stats are used in lieu of weapons, not the stats of the Takt.
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| class="text-center" | Pets (With Switch Shoot) || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || Pets stats are used in lieu of weapons, not the stats of the Takt.
 
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| class="text-center" | Phantom Rod Normals || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage || Unlike other classes rod attacks, Phantom's is considered striking based.
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| class="text-center" | Phantom Rod Normals || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || Unlike other classes' rod attacks, Phantom's does not scale from S-ATK.
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|-
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| class="text-center" | Luster Normals + Shockwaves || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged ||
 
|}
 
|}
 
</div>  
 
</div>  
  
 
<div class="table-responsive">
 
<div class="table-responsive">
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=== Class Skills & Others ===
 
=== Class Skills & Others ===
 
{| class="wikitable table-bordered"
 
{| class="wikitable table-bordered"
! class="text-center" | Method of Attack !! class="text-center" | Attack Power !! class="text-center" | Defense Power !! class="text-center" | Final Attack Type !! class="text-center" | Notes
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! class="text-center" | Method of Attack !! class="text-center" | Attack Power !! class="text-center" | Defense Power !! class="text-center" | Weapon Element Damage !! class="text-center" | Part Boost !! class="text-center" | Final Attack Type !! class="text-center" | Notes
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Guard Arts || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center" | None ||
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| class="text-center" | Guard Arts || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center" | None ||
 
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| class="text-center" | DS Whirlwind || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
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| class="text-center" | DS Whirlwind || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Katana Counter Edge || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
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| class="text-center" | Katana Counter Edge || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
|-
 
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| class="text-center" | Braver Combat Finish || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
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| class="text-center" | Braver Combat Finish || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Snatch Step || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
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| class="text-center" | Snatch Step || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | DB Photon Blades || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
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| class="text-center" | DB Photon Blades || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Hero Sword Weapon Action || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
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| class="text-center" | Hero Sword Weapon Action || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
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| class="text-center" | Ranger Tools (Traps, Bullets, Bombs) || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center" | None || Standing Snipe, Moving Snipe, etc, not applicable
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| class="text-center" | Ranger Tools (Traps, Bullets, Bombs) || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged || class="text-center" | None || Standing Snipe & Moving Snipe not applicable
 
|-  
 
|-  
| class="text-center" | S-Roll Arts || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged Damage ||  
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| class="text-center" | S-Roll Arts || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged ||  
 
|-  
 
|-  
| class="text-center" | Phantom Marker Detonation (Rifle) || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||  
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| class="text-center" | Phantom Marker Detonation (Rifle) || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||  
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Rod Shoot || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||  
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| class="text-center" | Rod Shoot || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||  
 
|-
 
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| class="text-center" | Tech Explosion || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||  
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| class="text-center" | Tech Explosion (Wand Gear) || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-elemental" | Elemental Attribute || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||  
 
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|-
| class="text-center" | Ignition Skills || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech Damage ||  
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| class="text-center" | Ignition Skills || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech ||  
 
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| class="text-center" | JB Double Jump || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center" | None ||  
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| class="text-center" | JB Double Jump || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-elemental" | Elemental Attribute || class="text-center" | None ||  
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Elemental Burst || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center" | None ||  
+
| class="text-center" | Elemental Burst || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-elemental" | Elemental Attribute || class="text-center" | None ||  
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Hero Talis Marking Shot || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||  
+
| class="text-center" | Hero Talis Marking Shot || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||  
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Hero One More Jump || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center" | None ||  
+
| class="text-center" | Hero One More Jump || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || class="text-center" | None ||  
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | DB Snatch || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
+
| class="text-center" | DB Snatch || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Just Reversal B || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
+
| class="text-center" | Just Reversal B || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Angelic Adept || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
+
| class="text-center" | Angelic Adept || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Retaliating Fist || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
+
| class="text-center" | Retaliating Fist || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Hexing Spirit || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
+
| class="text-center" | Hexing Spirit || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Thundering Blades || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
+
| class="text-center" | Thundering Blades || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Mysterious Counjurer || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking Damage ||
+
| class="text-center" | Mysterious Conjurer || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Dissipating Wave || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged Damage ||
+
| class="text-center" | Dissipating Wave || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Antique Shot || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged Damage ||
+
| class="text-center" | Antique Shot || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Soaring Brilliance || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged Damage ||
+
| class="text-center" | Soaring Brilliance || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Auxiliary Dart || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged Damage ||
+
| class="text-center" | Auxiliary Dart || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Glance of Darkness || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech Damage || Treated as an uncharged technique
+
| class="text-center" | Glance of Darkness || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-elemental" | Elemental Attribute || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || Treated as an uncharged Technique
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | SP Auto Action (S-ATK) || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center" | None || Not treated the same as a weapon
+
| class="text-center" | Auto Action (S-ATK) || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center" | None || Only scales from base stats
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | SP Auto Action (R-ATK) || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center" | None || Not treated the same as a weapon
+
| class="text-center" | Auto Action (R-ATK) || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged || class="text-center" | None || Only scales from base stats
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | SP Auto Action (T-ATK) || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech Damage || Treated as an uncharged technique with weapon scaling
+
| class="text-center" | Auto Action (T-ATK) || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-elemental" | Elemental Attribute || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || Treated as an uncharged Technique with equipment stats scaling
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Photon Blast (S-ATK) || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center" | None || Not treated the same as a weapon
+
| class="text-center" | Photon Blast (S-ATK) || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center" | None ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Photon Blast (R-ATK) || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center" | None || Not treated the same as a weapon
+
| class="text-center" | Photon Blast (R-ATK) || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged || class="text-center" | None ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Photon Blast (T-ATK) || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center" | None ||  
+
| class="text-center" | Photon Blast (T-ATK) || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || class="text-center" | None ||
 
|-
 
|-
| class="text-center" | Dash Panel Boost Kick || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center" | None || Power 250%, 3500%, 5000%
+
| class="text-center" | Dash Panel Boost Kick || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | S-DEF || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center" | None || Power 250%, 3500%, 5000%
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
|}
 
</div>  
 
</div>  
 +
 +
<div class="table-responsive">
 +
=== Photon Art & Technique Exceptions ===
 +
{| class="wikitable table-bordered"
 +
! class="text-center" | Method of Attack !! class="text-center" | Attack Power !! class="text-center" | Defense Power !! class="text-center" | Weapon Element Damage !! class="text-center" | Part Boost !! class="text-center" | Final Attack Type !! class="text-center" | Notes
 +
|-
 +
| class="text-center" | Physical Moves from TMG PAs || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged ||
 +
|-
 +
| class="text-center" | Crazy Smash<br>Impact Slider Kick<br>Kamikaze Arrow Kick<br>Tritt Shooter Kick || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 +
|-
 +
| class="text-center" | Kamikaze Arrow Dash || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 +
|-
 +
| class="text-center" | Hero Talis PAs || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | Tech || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 +
|-
 +
| class="text-center" | Phantom Rod PAs || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-DEF || class="text-center bg-tech" | T-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking ||
 +
|-
 +
| class="text-center" | Luster PAs || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-DEF || class="text-center bg-ranged" | R-ATK || class="text-center bg-striking" | Striking || class="text-center bg-ranged" | Ranged ||
 +
|-
 +
| class="text-center" | Vol Graptor Explosion<br>Banish Arrow Explosion || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center" style="background-color:#CCC;color:black;" | Attribute-less || class="text-center" | Not Applicable ||
 +
|-
 +
| class="text-center" | Zanverse Boost Effect || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center" | None || class="text-center" style="background-color:#BDA;color:black;" | Wind Attribute || class="text-center" | None || Is not boosted by Wind Mastery skills
 +
|}
 +
</div>
 +
 +
== Maximum Damage ==
 +
<div class="table-responsive">
 +
{| class="wikitable table-bordered"
 +
! colspan="4" class="text-center text-white bg-info" | Maximum Damage
 +
|-
 +
| rowspan="2" class="text-center" | Player Damage
 +
| rowspan="2" class="text-center" | Weapon Element Damage
 +
| colspan="2" class="text-center" scope="col" | Weapon Damage 100%
 +
|-
 +
| class="text-center" | Minimum Weapon Damage
 +
| class="text-center" | Damage Variance
 +
|}
 +
</div>
 +
 +
To calculate the Maximum Damage as shown in the figure above:
 +
* Replace '''Attack Power''', '''Defense Power''', and '''Part Boost''' in the formula with their respective values.
 +
* '''Weapon Attack Power''' refers to the relevant Attack Power of the weapon, excluding Special Abilities (affixes).
 +
* '''1.05''' is from the latent 5%, colloquially referred to as the "Mystery Multiplier" in the Japanese community.
 +
** This multiplier did not exist during PSO2's intial Japanese launch, however its existence was confirmed with the release of subclasses.
 +
** With the exception of a few attacks, all damage is eventually affected by it. The only exception currently confirmed is the direct damage from Zonde.
 +
** On a side note, when calculating enemy's attack multiplier based on red damage numbers when hit by an enemy's attack. Dividing the damage by 1.05 reveals a rounder value, suggesting that there is a high probability that even the enemies themselves are affected by this multiplier.
 +
* '''Total Multiplier''' is the product of all the relevant damage multipliers except Part Boost. This includes the 1.05, PA notation, Skills, Potential Abilities, etc.
 +
* For Pets, use Pet's Attack Power instead of weapon's.
 +
** Pet's default base ATK → Weapon Attack Power
 +
** Pet's Bonus Stats → Special Abilities (affected by Shifta).
 +
** Stats from Candies → Special Abilities (unaffected by Shifta).
 +
** Interactions between Pet stats and Shifta will be explained in detail later in [[#Applying_Buffs|Applying Buffs]].
 +
 +
<div class="alert alert-warning" role="alert">Game mechanics such as PSE and damage falloff due to range may lead to errors in validation if you are unaware of their properties.</div>
 +
 +
<pre>
 +
Damage Source = (Total Attack Power - Defense Power) x Part Boost
 +
 +
Weapon Element Damage = Weapon Attack Power x Element Percentage x Elemental Part Boost
 +
(If Technique: Weapon Element Damage = 0)
 +
 +
Total Multiplier = 1.05 x PA Notation x Skill Multiplier x Potential Multiplier etc.
 +
 +
Maximum Damage = (Damage Source + Weapon Element Damage) ÷ 5 × Total Multiplier
 +
</pre>
 +
 +
Advanced Calculation (same formula but distributed into parts): <span class="btn btn-sm btn-light" data-toggle="collapse" data-target="#advcalc" aria-expanded="false" aria-controls="advcalc">Show/Hide</span>
 +
 +
<div class="collapse" id="advcalc">
 +
<div class="card card-body">
 +
<pre>
 +
Player Damage = (Total Attack Power from Base Stats, Units, Mag, Special Abilities, etc. ÷ 5) × Part Boost × Total Multiplier
 +
 +
Weapon Attack Damage = (Weapon Attack Power ÷ 5) x Part Boost x Total Multiplier
 +
 +
Weapon Element Damage = (Weapon Attack Power x Element Percentage ÷ 5) x Elemental Part Boost x Total Multiplier
 +
(If Technique: Weapon Element Damage = 0)
 +
 +
Defense Damage Reduction = (Defense Power ÷ 5) × Part Boost × Total Multiplier
 +
 +
Maximum Damage = Player Damage + Weapon Attack Damage + Weapon Element Damage - Defense Damage Reduction
 +
</pre>
 +
</div>
 +
</div>
 +
 +
== Minimum Damage ==
 +
<div class="table-responsive">
 +
{| class="wikitable table-bordered"
 +
! colspan="4" class="text-center" | Maximum Damage
 +
|-
 +
| rowspan="2" class="text-center"| Player Boost || rowspan="2" class="text-center" | Weapon Element Type || colspan="2" class="text-center" scope="col"| Weapon Damage 100%
 +
|-
 +
| class="text-center text-white bg-info" | Minimum Weapon Damage || class="text-center" | Damage Variance
 +
|}
 +
</div>
 +
 +
As mentioned earlier in [[#Damage Variance|Damage Variance]], weapons are divided into groups based on the formula used in the calculation:
 +
* '''Non-rare''' group consists of the following:
 +
** Weapons with {{rarity|1}} through {{rarity|6}} rarity.
 +
** Crafted weapons using less than Silver tier recipes.
 +
** Blue and Red Series of weapons.
 +
** Any weapon when using a non-primary ATK stat (e.g. Vibrace weapon's T-ATK).
 +
* '''Silver Craft''' group consists of any weapon crafted using Silver tier recipe.
 +
* '''Invade OT & Val''' group consists of said weapon series.
 +
* '''Rare''' group consists of other weapons not mentioned above.
 +
 +
Note that not all weapons have been thoroughly tested and there may be exceptions to the grouping and formula not yet discovered.
 +
 +
* As of Oct 08, 2014, it was found that:
 +
** The following weapons shared the same formula as '''Non-rare''' group: [[Till Traitor]], [[Falclaw]], Vibrace Weapon series, [[Neidaryl]]. [[Dalz Varley]], and [[Helen Tramer]].
 +
** The following weapons shared the same formula as '''Rare''' group: [[Rikauteri]], [[Biskedrop]], [[Madullard Varis]], and Orbit Weapon series.
 +
** The following weapons shared the same formula as either '''Rare''' or '''Silver Craft''' group:: [[Soul of Wopal]]. (Due to the Attack Power being so low, they were unable to verify which group it was supposed to be.)
 +
 +
* '''Grind Modifier''' is defined as the growth rate of weapon stats based on the current grind level of the weapon. For instance, a weapon of {{rarity|4}} at +10 has 160% of its original ATK, which is equal to 1.60 in decimal format. In this case, the Grind Modifier used in the formula becomes 1.60.
 +
* As a reference, the following Weapon Modifier values can be calculated using the formula:
 +
** {{rarity|4}} - {{rarity|6}} +10 (Non-rare, Grind Modifier = 1.60): 30.0
 +
** {{rarity|7}} - {{rarity|9}} +10 (Non-rare, Grind Modifier = 1.75): 37.5
 +
** {{rarity|10}} Ex8 craft +10 (Silver Craft, Grind modifier = 1.90): 235.0
 +
 +
* In the case of Pets, both Player's and Pet's DEX values are added together in the calculation.
 +
** It has not been verified whether Pet's DEX value is multiplied by PA DEX Modifier. Though for PAs with 100% DEX Modifier, the result of the calculation should be the same.
 +
 +
<pre>
 +
Weapon Modifier =
 +
        Non-rare group:
 +
                50 × (Grind Modifier - 1)
 +
        Silver Craft group (Twin Daggers, Double Sabers, Gunslashes):
 +
                50 + 100 × (Grind Modifier - 1)
 +
        Silver Craft group (Other Weapons):
 +
                100 + 150 × (Grind Modifier - 1)
 +
        Invade OT & Val group:
 +
                150 + 200 × (Grind Modifier - 1)
 +
        Pets:
 +
                -50
 +
                (If self-inflicted damage, use 0 instead)
 +
 +
Guaranteed Minimum Attack = (Player DEX x PA DEX Modifier - Enemy DEX + Weapon Modifier) x 2
 +
 +
90% Cap = Weapon Attack Power x 90%
 +
10% Cap = Weapon Attack Power x 10%
 +
 +
Effective Attack Power =
 +
        Rare group:
 +
                90% Cap
 +
        Else:
 +
                90% Cap if Guaranteed Minimum Attack > 90% Cap
 +
                10% Cap if Guaranteed Minimum Attack < 10% Cap
 +
                Guaranteed Minimum Attack otherwise
 +
 +
Minimum Weapon Damage = Effective Attack Power ÷ 5 × Part Boost x Total Multiplier
 +
</pre>
 +
 +
== Applying Buffs ==
 +
<div class="table-responsive">
 +
{| class="wikitable table-bordered"
 +
! colspan="6" class="text-center" | Maximum Damage
 +
|-
 +
| colspan="3" class="text-center" | Player Damage, Mag Stats
 +
| rowspan="2" class="text-center" | Weapon Element Damage
 +
| colspan="2" class="text-center" | Weapon Damage 100%
 +
|-
 +
| class="text-center text-white bg-info" | Base Stats, Mag, Stat Ups, etc.
 +
| class="text-center" | Special Abilities
 +
| class="text-center" | Photon Flare, etc.
 +
| class="text-center" | Minimum Weapon Damage
 +
| class="text-center" | Damage Variance
 +
|}
 +
</div>
 +
 +
Fraction of stats caused by calculations from buffs are kept in calculation, even if numbers are rounded before being displayed in-game. Thus, when calculating damage, do not round off decimal values, as they can become significant under very high multipliers.
 +
 +
Based on the figure above, '''Base Stats, Mag, Stat Ups, etc.''' includes:
 +
* The player's base stats, including those gained from class boosts from reaching level 75 in non-successor classes.
 +
* Mag stats.
 +
* Stat Up skills (e.g. S-ATK Up, R-ATK Up, T-ATK Up).
 +
* Stat Up SSAs on units (e.g. S6:T-ATK Up)
 +
** Mag-based stats skills such as Braver Mag are also included.
 +
** Skills which increase stats dynamically such as Photon Flare and Deadline Slayer are <strong>not included.</strong>
 +
 +
Stat buffs e.g. Shifta, Drinks, Team Tree Buffs can only be applied to the "Base Stats, Mag, Stat Ups, etc." section.
 +
 +
The formula to calculate Attack Power with these buffs is:
 +
 +
<code>{ (Base Stats + Mag + Stat Ups) × Photon Tree Buff × Shifta Drink × Shifta}</code>
 +
 +
=== The Effect of Shifta on Pets ===
 +
The effects of Shifta on Pets is different than that of the player's.
 +
 +
The formula for the effect of Shifta on Pets is:
 +
 +
<code>{ Shifta x (Attack Power of player with no equipped weapon + Pet Bonus Stats + Attack Boost from Support Roll)}</code>
 +
 +
* The Pet's base stats (not Pet Bonus Stats) are <strong>not affected by Shifta.</strong>
 +
* The Pet's Attack Power from its Element is <strong>not affected by Shifta.</strong>
 +
* The Attack Boost granted by Cookies are <strong>not affected by Shifta.</strong>
 +
* The equipped Takt's Attack Power is <strong>not affected by Shifta.</strong>
 +
* "Attack Power of player with no equipped weapon" includes Unit Affixes, Set Effects, Mag, Stat Up Skills, etc. I.e. everything that is also affected by the Attack Power increase of released Katana Gear.
 +
* Using Switch Skills will cause the referenced Attack Power to change, as noted in [[#Damage_Type_Reference|Damage Type Reference]]. For instance, if Switch Shoot is active, the referenced Attack Power will change from T-ATK to R-ATK, then R-ATK values from Special Abilities on equipped Units and Set Bonuses will be used instead.
 +
* The player's increased Attack Power from Shifta <strong>has no effect on the Pet's damage output. Shifta must be applied on the Pet to take effect.</strong>
 +
 +
== Criticals and Expected Values ==
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When you deal critical damage, the damage will show up in-game as a blue damage number. The default critical rate is estimated to be 5%.
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The higher the critical rate, the higher the average damage will be. To calculate the expected value considering the critical rate, the following is recommended:
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<pre>
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Mid-range = (Maximum Value + Minimum Value) ÷ 2
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Expected Value = Mid-range + Critical Rate x (Maximum Value - Mid-range)
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</pre>
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And taking critical damage bonuses (e.g. Critical Strike) into account:
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<pre>
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Mid-range = (Maximum Value + Minimum Value) ÷ 2
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Expected Value = Mid-range + Critical Rate × (Maximum Value x Critical Damage bonus - Mid-range)
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</pre>
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= Other Effects on Damage =
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== PSE ==
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<!-- TODO: Actually write a PSE page? See this page for information on [[PSE]]. -->
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<b>PSE related Effects:</b>
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* Attack Up
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** Base Stats (S-ATK, R-ATK, T-ATK, etc.) are increased by a percentage. (refer to the Buff section on what pertains to Base Stats)
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* Attribute Boost (Flame Boost, etc.)
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** Any damage that corresponds to the attribute from attacks is boosted. Furthermore, any weapon with the corresponding elemental attribute will have its attribute value increased for the duration of the effect. However, the effect is lost when a weapon or unit is changed. For Pets, a similar effect will occur and will be maintained even when swapping pets. However, unlike weapons, the attribute value will not go beyond 50% ({{rarity|12}} or lower) or 60% ({{rarity|13}} or higher).
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* Just Boost
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** The damage of Just Attacks increases.
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* Weak Boost
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** Damage to weak points and weak attribute is increased.
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* Zero Range Boost
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** Damage dealt within close range is increased.
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* Multi Boost (Currently exclusive to [[Corruption Survey: Lillipa]])
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** A mixture of Zero Range Boost and Attack Up (also includes a PP Recovery boost). Only available as a PSE Lv.1 effect.
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== Regarding Resistances in Extreme Quests ==
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When there is a resistance effect in an Extreme Quest stage, the final damage is modified. The multiplier varies per quest.
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A resistance can be applied to either a weapon type or an attribute. When the resistance is applied to a weapon, any damage from that weapon will be reduced. When the resistance is applied to an attribute, any elemental damage of that attribute will be reduced. In the case of weapons with resisted attribute, only Weapon Element Damage is reduced.
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For example, when there is both a sword resistance and a wind resistance, the overall damage from attacking with a wind-attribute sword will be reduced due to the sword resistance. The Weapon Element Damage from the sword will also be further reduced due to the wind resistance, basically getting reduced twice.
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== Damage Falloff ==
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Certain ranged attacks will have their damage reduced when using them over a certain distance.
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This change will by multiplied to the final damage. There is no Damage Falloff on Techniques.
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! class="text-center" | Weapon Type
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! class="text-center" | Attack Method
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! class="text-center" | Falloff Range
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! class="text-center" | Final Damage
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| class="text-center" | Gunslash
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| class="text-center" | Normal Attack (Ranged)
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 4.5 Dodge (Step)
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| class="text-center" rowspan="22" | 80%
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| class="text-center" | Dual Blades
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| class="text-center" | Photon Blades
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|
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|-
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| class="text-center" rowspan="9" | Assault Rifle
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| class="text-center" | Normal Attack
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
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|-
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| class="text-center" | Mirage Bullet
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
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|-
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| class="text-center" | Weak Bullet
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
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|-
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| class="text-center" | One Point
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
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|-
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| class="text-center" | Homing Emission
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
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|-
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| class="text-center" | Impact Slider (Ranged)
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
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|-
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| class="text-center" | Sneak Shooter
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
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|-
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| class="text-center" | Parallel Slider
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
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|-
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| class="text-center" | Parallel Slider Type-0
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
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|-
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| class="text-center" rowspan="3" | Twin Machineguns
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| class="text-center" | Normal Attack
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|
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|-
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| class="text-center" | Infinite Fire (Rapid Fire)
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 2 Dive Rolls
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|-
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| class="text-center" | Elder Rebellion (Shots 1-6)
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 2 Dive Rolls
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|-
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| class="text-center" rowspan="3" | Hero (TMG)
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| class="text-center" | Normal Attack
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 8.5 Dodge (Step)
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| class="text-center" | Brand New Star
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|-
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| class="text-center" | Moment (of) Trick
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| class="text-center" rowspan="5" | Bullet Bow
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| class="text-center" | Normal Attack
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 3 Dodge (Step)
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| class="text-center" | Master Shot
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| class="text-center" | Approx. 4.5 Dodge (Step)
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| class="text-center" | Gravity Point (Impact)
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| class="text-center" | Final Nemesis
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|
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| class="text-center" | Million Storm
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Latest revision as of 19:00, 7 June 2021

Damage Composition and Variance

Damage Composition

PSO2's damage is divided into the following:

  • Player Damage (Base Stats, Mag Stats, Special Abilities, etc.)
  • Weapon Element Damage
  • Weapon Damage

In the case of Techniques, "Weapon Element damage" is not applicable.

Damage variance only applies to Weapon Damage. For this reason, there is no damage variance when attacking without a weapon equipped (AKA bare-handed). The minimum value of Weapon Damage always ranges between 10% and 90%. When under conditions which are too good or too bad outside the range of 10-90%, the resulting minimum Weapon Damage will always be capped within 10%-90%. A critical hit removes this variance, resulting in 100% of Weapon Damage being applied.

Maximum damage on a critical hit (Criticals are shown as blue numbers in-game):

Player Damage
Weapon Element Damage
Weapon Damage 100%

Non-critical damage under the best conditions:

Player Damage
Weapon Element Damage
Minimum Weapon Damage 90%
Variance

Non-critical damage under the worst conditions:

Player Damage
Weapon Element Damage
Min. 10%
Variance

As shown above, the damage variance only applies to Weapon Damage, thus it is less evident when observing only the total damage. Since Techniques do not have Weapon Element Damage, it is slightly easier to notice the damage variance compared to other types of attacks.

It should also be noted that Summoner Pets have a wide damage variance. The exact reasoning is unknown, but it's presumed they follow the non-rare OT damage formula. More on that later in this page.

Damage Variance

The above section can be summarized as the following table:

Maximum Damage
Player Damage Weapon Element Damage Weapon Damage 100%
Minimum Weapon Damage Damage Variance

To determine the minimum weapon damage, there are two broad categories.

  • Rare weapons (7 and above) → fixed 90%
    • Note that while it was previously possible to have less than 90%, it is no longer the case currently.
    • The Invade OTs and Val series have the minimum weapon damage formula similar to that of "Non-rare Crafted Weapons".
  • Non-rare, crafted weapons, Invade OTs, Val series → calculated based on the difference in DEX between the player and the enemy, weapon rarity, and weapon grind.
    • Silver tier or higher crafts, Invade OTs, Val series → calculated minimum weapon damage has a large modifier, resulting in generally higher minimum weapon damage.
    • Crafts that are below Silver tier, common, uncommon, Red and Blue weapons, non-primary ATK stats (e.g. Vibrace weapon's T-ATK) → calculated minimum weapon damage has a small modifier, resulting in generally less minimum weapon damage.

In the case of non-rare, the value of minimum weapon damage is not dependent on weapon attack. If we were to compare between a weapon with 500 attack and another weapon with 1000 attack, under the same surrounding conditions (same difference in DEX between the player and the enemy, same weapon rarity, same level of weapon grind), the calculated minimum weapon damage of both weapons would still be the same.

See Minimum Damage for more details on minimum weapon damage calculation.

Damage Calculation Formula

Damage Type Reference

When calculating damage, there is an implied understanding to what the damage type an attack is. There are many different attacks with varying properties affecting how damage is calculated.

Key:

Attack Power
The ATK stat from which the damage is calculated. Increasing the specified ATK stat will increase damage. Other ATK stats have no effect.
Defense Power
The enemy's DEF stat against which the damage is calculated. The higher the specified DEF stat, the less damage can be dealt to the enemy. Similarly, other DEF stats have no effect.
Weapon Element Damage
The ATK stat from which the Weapon Element Damage is calculated. This is dealt as elemental damage and is affected by elemental Part Boost multiplier. For example, when attacking an enemy with fire weakness with a fire element weapon, the Weapon Element Damage is increased by the enemy's fire Part Boost multiplier.
Part Boost
The specific type of Part Boost multiplier used. This differs for each part on the body of the enemy hit by the attack. If the Part Boost is specified as "Ranged", the damage will be affected by headshot multiplier when attacking the head of an enemy. If the Part Boost is specified as "Elemental Attribute", the damage is considered as elemental attribute damage and is affected by elemental Part Boost multiplier. Note that this is independent from Weapon Element Damage which is always affected by elemental Part Boost multiplier.
Final Attack Type
The final damage type of the attack. This is used to determine the effects of class skills, Skill Rings, Potentials, etc. For example, if the Final Attack Type is "Ranged", the damage will be boosted by Ranger's skill "Weak Hit Advance".

Base

Method of Attack Attack Power Defense Power Weapon Element Damage Part Boost Final Attack Type Notes
Normal Strike Attack S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Normal Ranged Attack R-ATK R-DEF R-ATK Ranged Ranged
Technique T-ATK T-DEF None Elemental Attribute Tech
Bare hands S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Talis Attack T-ATK T-DEF T-ATK Tech Striking
Takt Normals T-ATK T-DEF None Tech Tech Attack Advance not applicable
Jet Boots (Without Switch Strike) T-ATK T-DEF T-ATK Striking Striking
Jet Boots (With Switch Strike) S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Pets (Without Switch Strike) T-ATK T-DEF T-ATK Tech Tech Pets stats are used in lieu of weapons, not the stats of the Takt.
Pets (With Switch Strike) S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Tech Tech Pets stats are used in lieu of weapons, not the stats of the Takt.
Pets (With Switch Shoot) R-ATK R-DEF R-ATK Tech Tech Pets stats are used in lieu of weapons, not the stats of the Takt.
Phantom Rod Normals T-ATK T-DEF T-ATK Striking Striking Unlike other classes' rod attacks, Phantom's does not scale from S-ATK.
Luster Normals + Shockwaves R-ATK R-DEF R-ATK Striking Ranged

Class Skills & Others

Method of Attack Attack Power Defense Power Weapon Element Damage Part Boost Final Attack Type Notes
Guard Arts S-ATK S-DEF None Striking None
DS Whirlwind S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Katana Counter Edge S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Braver Combat Finish S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Snatch Step S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
DB Photon Blades S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Hero Sword Weapon Action S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Ranger Tools (Traps, Bullets, Bombs) R-ATK R-DEF None Ranged None Standing Snipe & Moving Snipe not applicable
S-Roll Arts R-ATK R-DEF R-ATK Ranged Ranged
Phantom Marker Detonation (Rifle) R-ATK R-DEF R-ATK Ranged Striking
Rod Shoot T-ATK T-DEF T-ATK Tech Striking Damage
Tech Explosion (Wand Gear) T-ATK T-DEF T-ATK Elemental Attribute Striking
Ignition Skills T-ATK T-DEF None Tech Tech
JB Double Jump T-ATK T-DEF None Elemental Attribute None
Elemental Burst T-ATK T-DEF None Elemental Attribute None
Hero Talis Marking Shot T-ATK T-DEF T-ATK Tech Striking
Hero One More Jump T-ATK T-DEF None Tech None
DB Snatch S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Just Reversal B S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Angelic Adept S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Retaliating Fist S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Hexing Spirit S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Thundering Blades S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Mysterious Conjurer S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Striking
Dissipating Wave S-ATK S-DEF S-ATK Striking Ranged
Antique Shot R-ATK R-DEF R-ATK Ranged Ranged
Soaring Brilliance R-ATK R-DEF R-ATK Ranged Ranged
Auxiliary Dart R-ATK R-DEF R-ATK Ranged Ranged
Glance of Darkness T-ATK T-DEF None Elemental Attribute Tech Treated as an uncharged Technique
Auto Action (S-ATK) S-ATK S-DEF None Striking None Only scales from base stats
Auto Action (R-ATK) R-ATK R-DEF R-ATK Ranged None Only scales from base stats
Auto Action (T-ATK) T-ATK T-DEF None Elemental Attribute Tech Treated as an uncharged Technique with equipment stats scaling
Photon Blast (S-ATK) S-ATK S-DEF None Striking None
Photon Blast (R-ATK) R-ATK R-DEF None Ranged None
Photon Blast (T-ATK) T-ATK T-DEF None Tech None
Dash Panel Boost Kick S-ATK S-DEF None Striking None Power 250%, 3500%, 5000%

Photon Art & Technique Exceptions

Method of Attack Attack Power Defense Power Weapon Element Damage Part Boost Final Attack Type Notes
Physical Moves from TMG PAs R-ATK R-DEF R-ATK Striking Ranged
Crazy Smash
Impact Slider Kick
Kamikaze Arrow Kick
Tritt Shooter Kick
R-ATK R-DEF R-ATK Striking Striking
Kamikaze Arrow Dash R-ATK R-DEF R-ATK Ranged Striking
Hero Talis PAs T-ATK T-DEF T-ATK Tech Striking
Phantom Rod PAs T-ATK T-DEF T-ATK Striking Striking
Luster PAs R-ATK R-DEF R-ATK Striking Ranged
Vol Graptor Explosion
Banish Arrow Explosion
None None None Attribute-less Not Applicable
Zanverse Boost Effect None None None Wind Attribute None Is not boosted by Wind Mastery skills

Maximum Damage

Maximum Damage
Player Damage Weapon Element Damage Weapon Damage 100%
Minimum Weapon Damage Damage Variance

To calculate the Maximum Damage as shown in the figure above:

  • Replace Attack Power, Defense Power, and Part Boost in the formula with their respective values.
  • Weapon Attack Power refers to the relevant Attack Power of the weapon, excluding Special Abilities (affixes).
  • 1.05 is from the latent 5%, colloquially referred to as the "Mystery Multiplier" in the Japanese community.
    • This multiplier did not exist during PSO2's intial Japanese launch, however its existence was confirmed with the release of subclasses.
    • With the exception of a few attacks, all damage is eventually affected by it. The only exception currently confirmed is the direct damage from Zonde.
    • On a side note, when calculating enemy's attack multiplier based on red damage numbers when hit by an enemy's attack. Dividing the damage by 1.05 reveals a rounder value, suggesting that there is a high probability that even the enemies themselves are affected by this multiplier.
  • Total Multiplier is the product of all the relevant damage multipliers except Part Boost. This includes the 1.05, PA notation, Skills, Potential Abilities, etc.
  • For Pets, use Pet's Attack Power instead of weapon's.
    • Pet's default base ATK → Weapon Attack Power
    • Pet's Bonus Stats → Special Abilities (affected by Shifta).
    • Stats from Candies → Special Abilities (unaffected by Shifta).
    • Interactions between Pet stats and Shifta will be explained in detail later in Applying Buffs.
Damage Source = (Total Attack Power - Defense Power) x Part Boost

Weapon Element Damage = Weapon Attack Power x Element Percentage x Elemental Part Boost
(If Technique: Weapon Element Damage = 0)

Total Multiplier = 1.05 x PA Notation x Skill Multiplier x Potential Multiplier etc.

Maximum Damage = (Damage Source + Weapon Element Damage) ÷ 5 × Total Multiplier

Advanced Calculation (same formula but distributed into parts): Show/Hide

Player Damage = (Total Attack Power from Base Stats, Units, Mag, Special Abilities, etc. ÷ 5) × Part Boost × Total Multiplier

Weapon Attack Damage = (Weapon Attack Power ÷ 5) x Part Boost x Total Multiplier

Weapon Element Damage = (Weapon Attack Power x Element Percentage ÷ 5) x Elemental Part Boost x Total Multiplier
(If Technique: Weapon Element Damage = 0)

Defense Damage Reduction = (Defense Power ÷ 5) × Part Boost × Total Multiplier
		
Maximum Damage = Player Damage + Weapon Attack Damage + Weapon Element Damage - Defense Damage Reduction

Minimum Damage

Maximum Damage
Player Boost Weapon Element Type Weapon Damage 100%
Minimum Weapon Damage Damage Variance

As mentioned earlier in Damage Variance, weapons are divided into groups based on the formula used in the calculation:

  • Non-rare group consists of the following:
    • Weapons with 1 through 6 rarity.
    • Crafted weapons using less than Silver tier recipes.
    • Blue and Red Series of weapons.
    • Any weapon when using a non-primary ATK stat (e.g. Vibrace weapon's T-ATK).
  • Silver Craft group consists of any weapon crafted using Silver tier recipe.
  • Invade OT & Val group consists of said weapon series.
  • Rare group consists of other weapons not mentioned above.

Note that not all weapons have been thoroughly tested and there may be exceptions to the grouping and formula not yet discovered.

  • As of Oct 08, 2014, it was found that:
  • Grind Modifier is defined as the growth rate of weapon stats based on the current grind level of the weapon. For instance, a weapon of 4 at +10 has 160% of its original ATK, which is equal to 1.60 in decimal format. In this case, the Grind Modifier used in the formula becomes 1.60.
  • As a reference, the following Weapon Modifier values can be calculated using the formula:
    • 4 - 6 +10 (Non-rare, Grind Modifier = 1.60): 30.0
    • 7 - 9 +10 (Non-rare, Grind Modifier = 1.75): 37.5
    • 10 Ex8 craft +10 (Silver Craft, Grind modifier = 1.90): 235.0
  • In the case of Pets, both Player's and Pet's DEX values are added together in the calculation.
    • It has not been verified whether Pet's DEX value is multiplied by PA DEX Modifier. Though for PAs with 100% DEX Modifier, the result of the calculation should be the same.
Weapon Modifier =
        Non-rare group:
                50 × (Grind Modifier - 1)
        Silver Craft group (Twin Daggers, Double Sabers, Gunslashes):
                50 + 100 × (Grind Modifier - 1)
        Silver Craft group (Other Weapons):
                100 + 150 × (Grind Modifier - 1)
        Invade OT & Val group:
                150 + 200 × (Grind Modifier - 1)
        Pets:
                -50
                (If self-inflicted damage, use 0 instead)

Guaranteed Minimum Attack = (Player DEX x PA DEX Modifier - Enemy DEX + Weapon Modifier) x 2

90% Cap = Weapon Attack Power x 90%
10% Cap = Weapon Attack Power x 10%

Effective Attack Power = 
        Rare group:
                90% Cap
        Else:
                90% Cap if Guaranteed Minimum Attack > 90% Cap
                10% Cap if Guaranteed Minimum Attack < 10% Cap
                Guaranteed Minimum Attack otherwise

Minimum Weapon Damage = Effective Attack Power ÷ 5 × Part Boost x Total Multiplier

Applying Buffs

Maximum Damage
Player Damage, Mag Stats Weapon Element Damage Weapon Damage 100%
Base Stats, Mag, Stat Ups, etc. Special Abilities Photon Flare, etc. Minimum Weapon Damage Damage Variance

Fraction of stats caused by calculations from buffs are kept in calculation, even if numbers are rounded before being displayed in-game. Thus, when calculating damage, do not round off decimal values, as they can become significant under very high multipliers.

Based on the figure above, Base Stats, Mag, Stat Ups, etc. includes:

  • The player's base stats, including those gained from class boosts from reaching level 75 in non-successor classes.
  • Mag stats.
  • Stat Up skills (e.g. S-ATK Up, R-ATK Up, T-ATK Up).
  • Stat Up SSAs on units (e.g. S6:T-ATK Up)
    • Mag-based stats skills such as Braver Mag are also included.
    • Skills which increase stats dynamically such as Photon Flare and Deadline Slayer are not included.

Stat buffs e.g. Shifta, Drinks, Team Tree Buffs can only be applied to the "Base Stats, Mag, Stat Ups, etc." section.

The formula to calculate Attack Power with these buffs is:

{ (Base Stats + Mag + Stat Ups) × Photon Tree Buff × Shifta Drink × Shifta}

The Effect of Shifta on Pets

The effects of Shifta on Pets is different than that of the player's.

The formula for the effect of Shifta on Pets is:

{ Shifta x (Attack Power of player with no equipped weapon + Pet Bonus Stats + Attack Boost from Support Roll)}

  • The Pet's base stats (not Pet Bonus Stats) are not affected by Shifta.
  • The Pet's Attack Power from its Element is not affected by Shifta.
  • The Attack Boost granted by Cookies are not affected by Shifta.
  • The equipped Takt's Attack Power is not affected by Shifta.
  • "Attack Power of player with no equipped weapon" includes Unit Affixes, Set Effects, Mag, Stat Up Skills, etc. I.e. everything that is also affected by the Attack Power increase of released Katana Gear.
  • Using Switch Skills will cause the referenced Attack Power to change, as noted in Damage Type Reference. For instance, if Switch Shoot is active, the referenced Attack Power will change from T-ATK to R-ATK, then R-ATK values from Special Abilities on equipped Units and Set Bonuses will be used instead.
  • The player's increased Attack Power from Shifta has no effect on the Pet's damage output. Shifta must be applied on the Pet to take effect.

Criticals and Expected Values

When you deal critical damage, the damage will show up in-game as a blue damage number. The default critical rate is estimated to be 5%.

The higher the critical rate, the higher the average damage will be. To calculate the expected value considering the critical rate, the following is recommended:

Mid-range = (Maximum Value + Minimum Value) ÷ 2
Expected Value = Mid-range + Critical Rate x (Maximum Value - Mid-range)

And taking critical damage bonuses (e.g. Critical Strike) into account:

Mid-range = (Maximum Value + Minimum Value) ÷ 2
Expected Value = Mid-range + Critical Rate × (Maximum Value x Critical Damage bonus - Mid-range)

Other Effects on Damage

PSE

PSE related Effects:

  • Attack Up
    • Base Stats (S-ATK, R-ATK, T-ATK, etc.) are increased by a percentage. (refer to the Buff section on what pertains to Base Stats)
  • Attribute Boost (Flame Boost, etc.)
    • Any damage that corresponds to the attribute from attacks is boosted. Furthermore, any weapon with the corresponding elemental attribute will have its attribute value increased for the duration of the effect. However, the effect is lost when a weapon or unit is changed. For Pets, a similar effect will occur and will be maintained even when swapping pets. However, unlike weapons, the attribute value will not go beyond 50% (12 or lower) or 60% (13 or higher).
  • Just Boost
    • The damage of Just Attacks increases.
  • Weak Boost
    • Damage to weak points and weak attribute is increased.
  • Zero Range Boost
    • Damage dealt within close range is increased.
  • Multi Boost (Currently exclusive to Corruption Survey: Lillipa)
    • A mixture of Zero Range Boost and Attack Up (also includes a PP Recovery boost). Only available as a PSE Lv.1 effect.

Regarding Resistances in Extreme Quests

When there is a resistance effect in an Extreme Quest stage, the final damage is modified. The multiplier varies per quest.

A resistance can be applied to either a weapon type or an attribute. When the resistance is applied to a weapon, any damage from that weapon will be reduced. When the resistance is applied to an attribute, any elemental damage of that attribute will be reduced. In the case of weapons with resisted attribute, only Weapon Element Damage is reduced.

For example, when there is both a sword resistance and a wind resistance, the overall damage from attacking with a wind-attribute sword will be reduced due to the sword resistance. The Weapon Element Damage from the sword will also be further reduced due to the wind resistance, basically getting reduced twice.

Damage Falloff

Certain ranged attacks will have their damage reduced when using them over a certain distance.

This change will by multiplied to the final damage. There is no Damage Falloff on Techniques.

Weapon Type Attack Method Falloff Range Final Damage
Gunslash Normal Attack (Ranged) Approx. 4.5 Dodge (Step) 80%
Dual Blades Photon Blades
Assault Rifle Normal Attack Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
Mirage Bullet Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
Weak Bullet Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
One Point Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
Homing Emission Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
Impact Slider (Ranged) Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
Sneak Shooter Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
Parallel Slider Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
Parallel Slider Type-0 Approx. 6 Dive Rolls
Twin Machineguns Normal Attack
Infinite Fire (Rapid Fire) Approx. 2 Dive Rolls
Elder Rebellion (Shots 1-6) Approx. 2 Dive Rolls
Hero (TMG) Normal Attack Approx. 8.5 Dodge (Step)
Brand New Star
Moment (of) Trick
Bullet Bow Normal Attack Approx. 3 Dodge (Step)
Master Shot Approx. 4.5 Dodge (Step)
Gravity Point (Impact)
Final Nemesis
Million Storm