Infinite HP Paladin

[Oriso]

I'd lower fw to 0, if its gonna be that low.. Add it to lore to get remove curse =o. Then, at level 26, you can get bless with 7 lore <!-- s --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt="Very Happy" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s -->

[Oriso]

Lol, Curse would be awesome in pvp for mages. Cast on someone with their melee resist equips on, and then they wont have as much elemental resists. <!-- s --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt="Very Happy" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s --> Just fireball away!

[layzee]

[quote:2e165]
*points to layzee's formula thread*

Theoretically, infinite HP is possible, but it's moderately intense math, so beware.
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[quote:2e165]
*if ((T/5) * e) &gt; damage from players, and e &gt; c, then t = infinity, taken from the other forum, if a player cannot catch up from the hp a player gains every 5 seconds the battle will not end
eg. if a stone giant gains 700 hp every 5 seconds, and a player only does 400 every 5 seconds, there will always be extra sp which means the stone giant has infinite hp
[/quote:2e165]

means if heal rate from regen is greater then damage rate from player, and isnt one hit, the player healing has infinite hp

so even a level 1 could have infinite hp

there already is a skillset that is based on this, about 115k hp in a little over a minute, but was only sent to three players

&gt;.&gt;

[Oriso]

Hm.. If possible that it could help, you could raise incantation a lot(would cost a ton) in the later levels, and switch to medium heal. Cause if minor heal and medium heal both cost 1 sp, its very obvious which is the better choice. <!-- s --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt="Very Happy" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s -->

[Oriso]

Hmm.. I did not know of this.

[layzee]

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If I could ever figure that out i'd think id be an old man.
But i'm glad your brain is more advanced then mine, mine's slow, but I do remember a lot it's like partial photographic memory.
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not really, all this formula is, is fill in the blanks

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