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Witcher 3 Wild Hunt Ursine armor damage reduction - Automated
Kapas Istvan
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--- Auto-Generated Description --- This diagram represents a complex resource management and effect calculation system for a character, presumably from a game, focusing on damage reduction, health management, and gear effects, particularly in a context reminiscent of "The Witcher" series, given the reference to "Geralt's HP" and "Ursine Armor". It uses a mix of sources, pools, drains, and registers to model the interplay between different types of damages (slash, bludgeon, pierce) received by the character, and how different types of armor and states (e.g., "No Gear", "Ursine Armor", "Enhanced", "Superior", "Mastercrafted") affect the reduction of such damages. Resources flow from sources to pools, representing different categories of damage and damage reduction, and are affected by the character's equipment level, which is determined through state connections that trigger changes based on certain conditions, such as the acquisition of specific gear. The system also incorporates conditional logic to dynamically adjust the flow of resources (which can represent health points or damage reduction percentages) based on the equipment worn by the character and the type of damage received. Registers calculate the outcomes of these conditions, influencing the overall state of the character's health and defense mechanisms. Additionally, the presence of end condition cells suggests that there are specific criteria, possibly related to the character's health or equipment status, that when met, can end the game or simulation. This intricate setup allows for the simulation of combat scenarios where damage intake and gear play critical roles in the character's survival and effectiveness, providing a detailed framework for game developers to model and balance gameplay mechanics.
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