PvP Damage Simulator — ROX Tools

Frequently asked questions

Where do I start?

Fill in your Me column: the easiest way is Import screenshots (in game: Attr. → Details). Then fill in the Opponent — it matters a lot, see below. Finally pick your damage type, weapon and attack mode at the top. Results show at the top, the stat ranking at the bottom. Remember to save your profile (next question).

How do I save my profile and my opponents'?

In Profiles, type a name, then Save Me (or Save Opponent). Your profiles are there on every visit and load in one click into Me or Opponent. When your stats change in game, Update the profile. Its 🔗 copies a link: send it to a player and one click adds it to their profiles. It is the easiest way to swap sheets within a guild.

How do I enter my stats?

Import screenshots: you need 3 to 5 for a full sheet, one per game screen (Attr. → Details: Base Stats, Advanced Stats, Counters — scroll, then capture again). Select them all at once, drop them on the page or paste them with Ctrl+V. You check every value before it is applied. You can also type everything by hand.

My damage doesn't match the game.

First check the decimals: 98.23% is not 98%, every hundredth counts (screenshot import copies them exactly). Then the opponent's stats: without them, you are hitting an empty opponent. Finally the weapon, damage type, skill and Calculation options.

Why does the opponent matter so much?

Your damage depends as much on their defenses as on your stats: DEF, reductions, Anti-Crit… The best stat to upgrade changes with the opponent: against high DEF it is not the same as against low DEF. Fill it in with a real player (a saved profile, or a link sent by a guildmate).

I raised my Crit and my damage went down!

It is a real game mechanic. Critical hits do not use PEN. On a non-crit hit, every % of PEN above the opponent's DEF becomes % of damage. With very high PEN, your normal hits therefore hit harder than your crits: more Crit means more hits that lose that bonus. The stat ranking takes this into account.

How do I know which stat to upgrade?

Look at the Most efficient stats to upgrade table at the bottom. The last column, For +1% damage, shows how much you must add to the stat to gain 1% damage: the smaller, the better. "+1.63%" means 1.63 points for +1%; "+20%" means 20 points for the same +1%. ★ marks the best stat of each group. The ranking is computed against your opponent.

What is the Evolution column for?

To test a change before making it in game: change a stat in Evolution (you can type +200 or −50) and the results show the effect. Keep makes it your new sheet, Discard goes back to your current one.

Is the green "+200" the damage I gain?

No: it is the difference of that stat between Current and Evolution (+200 P.PEN). Click it to go back to the current value. The damage you gain is at the top, under each result.

Where do I see the damage difference?

In the results at the top: the big number is your Evolution, below it the difference with your current sheet (in value and in %). Formula details every step, current → evolution.

How do I test a skill?

Set the attack mode to Skill and fill in the block that appears: the skill's coefficient, its flat bonus, its number of hits, and tick Cannot Crit or Ignores DEF if needed.

Where do I choose my weapon?

In the settings at the top: Weapon. For a weapon that hits several times per attack (dual daggers), tick Multi-hit.

How do I get a good opponent to compare against?

Ask a guildmate for their 🔗 profile link: opening it adds their profile to yours; load it into the Opponent. Also keep the opponents you meet often as profiles. Swap exchanges the two columns; the Duel view shows who falls first.

Can I test several builds?

Yes: save each build as a profile with a different name, and load the one you want to compare.