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Statistics
Series spanning stats
These are stats that are used throughout the entire series. From Chaos Advent to Attention Rookies 2.
Speed
This is how fast your character can move around. This is your character's top speed for running or flying. A high speed just means your character can move really fast. But this doesn't mean they react fast at all. A higher speed also means they don't get quite as tired running either when carrying something or not. A reploids speed is much higher than a human’s… A reploid with a speed of 1 is able to run at about 100 miles per hour (160 kilometers per hour.) And for every point over 1, the reploid can run an additional 40 miles per hour faster.
Agility
This is your character's reaction time. So it is how likely your character is able to dodge opponent attacks, this is also how manoeuvrable they are. Higher agility means they can dodge and weave faster and react quicker. It also affects how fast they can reach top speed.
This is compared to enemy dex to determine if your character dodges successfully.
| their dex is | Your character |
|---|---|
| 1-3 higher than your speed | might not be hit at all |
| 4-6 higher than your speed | will probably be hit, maybe critically |
| 6-10 higher than your speed | is hit, probably critically |
A reploid with 1 in speed has a reaction time of 200 milliseconds. (This is about 150 milliseconds quicker than a human can react. ) And for every point put in, a reploid can react 20 milliseconds quicker.
Strength
This how much your character can lift (and how strong your character's physical attacks are.) At 5 your character can lift the civilian reploid max of 5 tons, but for every point over 5, they can lift one more ton. (Or an additional 2200 lbs.)
Defense
This is how strong your character's armor is. Strong armor means your character takes less damage from all types of attacks (barring any elemental weaknesses which negate this.) This is compared to strength to determine physical damage or skill level to determine special attack damage.
When strength/skill level and defense are equal the defender takes 5 damage. If defense is 1 higher, defender takes 4 damage, If attack is 1 higher, defender takes 6 damage. ex- if def is 3 and attack is 7 dmg would be 9 (5 + difference)
Dexterity
This is how skilled your character is with their chosen weapon. Also includes how accurate they are with their weapon, how likely they are to hit and how likely they are to hit in a critical area (IE the jugular in the neck.) This is compared to enemy agility for dodging attacks.
If they have higher agility:
| Their agility is | Your character |
|---|---|
| 1-3 higher than your dex | probably misses critical areas, but hits in general area. |
| 4-6 higher than your dex | might miss altogether. |
| 6-10 higher than your dex | probably won't hit at all. |
Skill limit
This is how many skills your character can have. These are your character's own personal moves, that your character innately has. You are limited to setting as many moves as you have skill limit, you CANNOT create multiple moves and cycle them as you feel like. Once you pick your moves you must stick with them.
Skill level
This is how proficient your character is with their skills. A higher skill level means your character can do more damage and/or use their skills more effectively. This gets compared against defence when your character uses their special moves to inflict damage.
Constitution
This is how hardy your character is. High constitution means you can perform at peak levels for longer with out getting tired (or running out of energy), it also means that when resting you get rid of your tiredness faster and also affects how effectively your nanites can repair damage and how long can survive after taking critical damage before running out of nanites and suffering a massive malfunction. In determining the recovery time it isn't how many seconds it takes to recover. It only affects how long damage will take to heal if left untreated.
| Damage Classification | Example |
|---|---|
| Minor damage | a punch to the gut |
| Medium damage | a light gash/shot that grazes the body or wounds an extremity or non vital system |
| Severe damage | a stab or shot wound to a vital system. |
| Critical damage | system shutdown imminent unless receive medical treatment immediately. |
| Constitution of | Minor damage | Medium damage | Severe damage | Critical damage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 constitution | damage does not heal at all. | |||
| 1-3 | take several days | take weeks | take months | requires medical attention or else victim will die within hours. |
| 4-6 | take hours to heal | take days | take weeks | requires treatment within a day or else the victim will die. |
| 6-10 | take around half an hour | takes a few hours | takes a few days | still requires victim to get treatment within 3 days. |
| over 10 | heal virtually instantly | takes a few minutes | takes a few hours | even critical wounds will completely heal in a few days. |
Game specific stats
These are statistics which were only used in one game or were used differently in one game.
Speed - AR:0
In Attention Rookies: Zero, speed and agility were folded together into one stat. Having a high speed stat could mean that either characters were fast or they had high agility, depending on what the situation called for.
In this case, speed was compared to dexterity to determine whether hits were landed.
When characters transition to AR1 or AR2 they would have identical agility and speed stats.
Intelligence - AR2
This was only used in Attention Rookies 2
This was later folded partly into Skill Level and partly into IQ.
This was supposed to give a number to how characters reacted to stress in battle. How it affected their ability to think, react and fight. This also was to show how adept at problem solving and remembering important details.
Though this trait was never really utilized and was scrapped.
