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The two most common examples of soft caps are: | The two most common examples of soft caps are: | ||
* [[Enhancement Diversification]]. Once a character reaches a | * [[Enhancement Diversification]]. Once a character reaches a certain percentage of Enhancement bonus, which is different depending on what type of Enhancement it is, each additional Enhancement faces diminishing returns. | ||
* [[Defense]]. +45% is the soft cap on Defense versus an attack. Due to the way the game's [[Attack Mechanics]] work, any more Defense past that will not make the character any harder to hit, except in cases where the attackers have [[ToHit]] buffs, are six or more levels above him, or can give him -Defense [[debuff]]s. | * [[Defense]]. +45% is the soft cap on Defense versus an attack. Due to the way the game's [[Attack Mechanics]] work, any more Defense past that will not make the character any harder to hit, except in cases where the attackers have [[ToHit]] buffs, are six or more levels above him, or can give him -Defense [[debuff]]s. | ||
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Revision as of 22:59, 13 July 2008
Definition
Soft Cap
A soft cap is a practical but not absolute maximum to some bonus or stat, where it is possible to go higher but doing so produces little or no additional benefit. Compare hard cap.
Examples
The two most common examples of soft caps are:
- Enhancement Diversification. Once a character reaches a certain percentage of Enhancement bonus, which is different depending on what type of Enhancement it is, each additional Enhancement faces diminishing returns.
- Defense. +45% is the soft cap on Defense versus an attack. Due to the way the game's Attack Mechanics work, any more Defense past that will not make the character any harder to hit, except in cases where the attackers have ToHit buffs, are six or more levels above him, or can give him -Defense debuffs.