Carbineer Archive
Thread: Useful site I found somewhere.
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EisMan_Buckeye
Sun Jun 13, 2004 3:59 pm
#14
Kaelle_DB wrote:
Can we get a link to this in the FAQ?
You can use my spread sheet (thanks to TA for the framework and Nova for the specials data) . It does everything that page does, plus allows for up to 7 different weapons to be compared across 4 categories. You can open it with THIS LINK or you can right click the link and save it.
TAfirehawk
Mon Jun 14, 2004 8:00 am
#15
EisMan_Buckeye wrote:
Kaelle_DB wrote:
Can we get a link to this in the FAQ?
You can use my spread sheet (thanks to TA for the framework and Nova for the specials data) . It does everything that page does, plus allows for up to 7 different weapons to be compared across 4 categories. You can open it with THIS LINK or you can right click the link and save it.
You need to correct the ScatterShot2 Damage Modifier on Weapons 2-7 
EisMan_Buckeye
Mon Jun 14, 2004 10:49 am
#16
TAfirehawk wrote:
EisMan_Buckeye wrote:
Kaelle_DB wrote:
Can we get a link to this in the FAQ?
You can use my spread sheet (thanks to TA for the framework and Nova for the specials data) . It does everything that page does, plus allows for up to 7 different weapons to be compared across 4 categories. You can open it with THIS LINK or you can right click the link and save it.
You need to correct the ScatterShot2 Damage Modifier on Weapons 2-7
WHOOPS! Thanks TA! I wonder how I forgot to change it when I changed it on weapon 1? 
When I get time, I'm going to add a ton more columns on the summery page. I'd like to add medium and heavy armor for PvE (though whatever works best for light armor will still be best against those I assume, but now we can have hard numbers for estimating time to kill something, etc.). I've even played around with columns such as "vuln to heat" and "vuln to acid" to see how it effects the DXR6 and EE3's performances (such as in my postin the"energy vs heat" discusion).
TAfirehawk
Mon Jun 14, 2004 10:52 am
#17
Yeah eventually I got rid of the summary page because there were too many scenarios to compare weapons with, which is reflected in the updated version of my spreadsheet.
EisMan_Buckeye
Mon Jun 14, 2004 5:33 pm
#18
True, but I still like to use those numbers to give me at least some sort of baseline stats, and a rough idea as to which weapon seems to be better. Having that stuff all on one page is nice too.
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