ATA - Revision history

Essen: /* Hitting/evading formula */

2009-07-08T17:17:57Z

‎Hitting/evading formula

Ohgun901 at 17:01, 14 May 2007

2007-05-14T17:01:20Z

68.35.129.253: Fixed a common mistake: Prequel only accurately refers to something that takes place before and was released after.

2006-11-30T21:16:03Z

Fixed a common mistake: Prequel only accurately refers to something that takes place before and was released after.

Tycho at 21:45, 7 August 2006

2006-08-07T21:45:16Z

Tycho at 20:19, 23 June 2006

2006-06-23T20:19:11Z

Mewn: Fixed minor grammer and capitalization mistakes.

2006-06-16T10:01:10Z

Fixed minor grammer and capitalization mistakes.

Tycho at 09:59, 8 June 2006

2006-06-08T09:59:35Z

Tycho at 09:16, 8 June 2006

2006-06-08T09:16:04Z

Tycho at 08:34, 8 June 2006

2006-06-08T08:34:59Z

DreamXG at 14:14, 7 June 2006

2006-06-07T14:14:20Z

New page

ATA is short for Attack Accuracy. It's what governs your ability to hit enemies, and also governs what guns you can and cannot use.

=ATA vs ATP?=
ATA is often lowered on weapons with high [[ATP]], as to balance things out. However, this often changes what weapon choice people use; some people, for example, may go Wild for ATA (for example, they are a low accuracy race such as [[beast]]), while others choose power. The argument has been going on since the game's prequel, Phantasy star online; Normally, people choose ATA over ATP

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 ATA is often lowered on weapons with high [[ATP]], as to balance things out. However, this often changes what weapon choice people use; some people, for example, may go wild for ATA (for example, they are a low accuracy race such as [[Beast]]), while others choose power. The argument has been going on since the game's predecessor, Phantasy Star Online; normally, people choose ATA over ATP.
-=Hitting/evading formula=
+=Hit rate formula=
-This is currently unknown.

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 * Zodialide
 * Megistalide
 =ATA vs ATP=

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 =ATA vs ATP=
-ATA is often lowered on weapons with high [[ATP]], as to balance things out. However, this often changes what weapon choice people use; some people, for example, may go wild for ATA (for example, they are a low accuracy race such as [[Beast]]), while others choose power. The argument has been going on since the game's prequel, Phantasy Star Online; normally, people choose ATA over ATP.
+ATA is often lowered on weapons with high [[ATP]], as to balance things out. However, this often changes what weapon choice people use; some people, for example, may go wild for ATA (for example, they are a low accuracy race such as [[Beast]]), while others choose power. The argument has been going on since the game's predecessor, Phantasy Star Online; normally, people choose ATA over ATP.
 =Hitting/evading formula=
 This is currently unknown.

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 ATA is short for <i>Attack Accuracy</i>. It governs your ability to hit enemies using [[Melee Weapons]] and [[Ranged Weapons]].
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 =Hitting/evading formula=
 This is currently unknown.

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 * Parallel stats: n/a
 * Antonymous stats: [[EVP]]
 * [[Requirement]] for: [[Ranged Weapons]]

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 * Complementary stats: [[ATP]]
-* Alternative stats: n/a
+* Parallel stats: n/a
 * Antonymous stats: [[EVP]]
 * Related [[Partner Machinery]] stat: [[DEX]]

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-ATA is short for Attack Accuracy. It's what governs your ability to hit enemies, and also governs what guns you can and cannot use.
+ATA is short for <i>Attack Accuracy</i>. It governs your ability to hit enemies using [[Melee Weapons]] and [[Ranged Weapons]].
-=ATA vs ATP?=
+* Complementary stat: [[ATP]]
-ATA is often lowered on weapons with high [[ATP]], as to balance things out. However, this often changes what weapon choice people use; some people, for example, may go Wild for ATA (for example, they are a low accuracy race such as [[beast]]), while others choose power. The argument has been going on since the game's prequel, Phantasy star online; Normally, people choose ATA over ATP
+* Alternative stat: n/a