2% chance cause a poisoning effect when below 10% HP during tuesday nights

>2% chance cause a poisoning effect when below 10% HP during tuesday nights

>when fighting goblins, the enemies you always one-shot

>crit chance +200%
>raises your crit chance 5%

>50% crit chance but 200% crit damage
>100% crit chance but 100% crit damage
which one do you choose

Name 2.5 (TWO AND A HALF) games that do this.

The second one so I don't waste time going for a potential second attack in case the first one doesn't crit.

>party member gives up his senses to beat the boss

the second one for things that activate on-crit
the first one for things that multiply damage further

MGS3 on the 3ds sort of did something like that.

>99% chance to hit
>miss

>increases accuracy by +2 at night

>95% chance cap

>attack that poisons the enemy
>proc chance 20% on one point spent
>up by 10% on 2nd point spent
>up by 2% on all other points spent on that skill up to 10

Fucking etrian odyssey

>Luck +1

>99% chance to hit
>miss regularly
>need to have 500% chance of all combined equipment to actually reach REAL 99% chance

>Character Status:

>strength - 901,241
>spirit strength - 801,111
>dexterity - 200,123
>agility - 99,001
>evasion - 1,000,223
>magic - 9,001,031
>spirit - 238,001
>health points - 50,912,034
>spirit defense - 10,049,012,000,012
>spirit points - 10,057,124
>spirit evasion - 10,022
>rape resistance - 255%
>impregnation resistance- 255%
>homosexuality resistance - 100%
>homosexuality vulnerability - 98%

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>his build is focused on clearing trash mobs instead of being a single target dps boss killer

absolutely disgusting

>Status effects not worth casting on trash mobs
>Status effects don't work on bosses

>still getting one-shot by healthsponge enemies because you don't have the exact right resistances

>this guy

why do 90% of games do this
i just dont understand

Nothing angrier

What games make good use of status effects? Or a better question might be, which RPG games feature mobs that aren't trash? Which RPGs have normal fights that aren't total throwaways?

Off the top of my head, games like UnderRail and Divinity OS are good about this.

>crit change 34%
>dodge chance 55,4%
>character defense 385%

etrian odyssey does a pretty good job, though ive only played 4

>single player game
>stats have diminishing returns

Play Etrian Odyssey, Hexer is the dedicated status ailment class and they're damn good at it.

I really like EO, but I've never used a Hexer. I like to use the dominatrix for binds but I don't use debuffs enough.

I'm trying to get into the Mystery Dungeon game, which is pretty nice, but it's been feeling too easy so far. Hexers are in it, though, so I hope it gets tough enough to make using one worth it.

>single player games don't need balance
still loving this meem as much as the first day

>already have 50% crit chance
>get the first one
feels good, man

Why have status-changing attacks if they work like this?

The first one so I can savescum when I lose the fight

EO2 Hexers are OP as fuck, check it out. Torpor can put all the enemies to sleep and has a fairly high activation rate, Poison absolutely wrecks the early game, and Evil Eye allows you to terrify enemies to let you control them against their will (like forcing them to waste a turn to hit themselves).

depends on how much crit multiplies the base non crit damage

Darkest Dungeon has only a few legit status effects but they can make or break a battle for you.

>bosses are immune to status effects anyway

>when 3 underaged pay to win steal your boss kill

>You no longer have health to lose but every attack has a 5% chance to instantly kill you

He said 100% or 200%. How could you possibly miss that.

Adding to that
>Unlock ultimate ability at the end of the game that kills everything when used
>Doesn't work on basically anything that's worth using it on

>he's not good enough to use a pvp spec in pve and perform so well that the leader of the top raiding guild on his server personally invites him into the guild

>99% chance to dodge
>game has a mechanic that prevents enemies from missing too many times in a row
>End up getting one shot all the time

>isometric real time game
>you have a power that requires you to keep moving constantly
>hover over an enemy name accidentally
>character stops
>die

>Picks 2
>"Pfff, who in the right mind would pick weapon 1 over this?"
>Is then proceeded to be attacked by 7 critical hit in a row.

RNG

>90% crit chance
>90% of enemies are immune to crit
Fucking undead bullshit in Neverwinter Nights.

>99% chance to heal
>miss

>Have actually good gear
>But have shit gear that gives me 5% more EXP and 2% more gold
>Never take off my shit gear

The Last Remnant, if you bother to actually chain regular enemies together into longer battles.

>Mage
>Has an array of magical abilities that can apply all manner of status effects
>None of them matter because bosses are immune to status effects and it's a lot more efficient to use straight damage spells on regular enemies

This is literally me.