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- Stat Reference
-
- This chapter is an extremely brief reference of what front runner race mechanics each stat and aptitude applies to and how
- they scale.
-
- There are four types of each stat.
-
- -
- Raw stat is the number displayed in the horse's info. Once stat caps are raised, any portion of raw stats above 1200 is
- halved.
-
- - Base stat is raw stat modified by mood.
- -
- Adjusted stat is base stat modified by surface conditions (for speed and power), track stat thresholds (for speed), and
- style proficiency (for wit).
-
- - Final stat or just stat is adjusted stat plus the effects of green skills.
-
-
- For example, a 1200 wit style S horse in great mood with the corresponding savvy skill at level 1 has 1200 raw wit, 1248 base
- wit, 1372 adjusted wit, and 1412 (final) wit.
-
-
- Linear scaling means that a given increase to a stat produces the same change in the mechanical value regardless of the
- stat value.
- Root scaling means that the mechanical value scales with the square root, 0.6 power, or 0.7 power of the stat, which
- means the increase becomes smaller as the stat grows.
- Log scaling means it scales with the logarithm of the stat; this is the fastest diminishing scaling type.
- Log-linear scaling means it scales with the stat value multiplied by its logarithm.
- Negative scaling of any type means that the mechanic instead decreases as the stat increases.
- Inverse scaling means it scales with the multiplicative inverse of the stat, i.e. 1/x.
- Inverse scaling is negative scaling by definition, which means that negative inverse scaling (e.g. skill activation chance)
- flips back to positive.
-
-
- Speed
-
- - Spurt speed, root scaling
- - Late race speed when not spurting, root scaling
-
-
- Stamina
-
-
- Power
-
- - Move lane modifier (lane combo), root scaling
- - Uphill target speed loss, negative inverse scaling
- - Acceleration, root scaling
- - Lane change target speed (i.e. the horizontal rather than forward speed of changing lanes), linear
-
-
- Guts
-
- - Spurt speed, root scaling (roughly 5% of the effect of the speed stat)
- - Minimum speed, root scaling
- - HP consumption multiplier during last spurt, inverse root scaling
- - Target speed gain from spot struggle, root scaling
- - Duration of spot struggle, root scaling
- - Target speed gain from dueling, root scaling
- - Acceleration gain from dueling, root scaling
-
-
- Wit
-
- - Section speed, log-linear scaling
- - Chance to enter downhill accel mode, linear scaling
- - Chance to accept a spurt speed and delay when not full spurting, linear scaling
- - Chance to activate skills, negative inverse scaling, base stat
- - Chance to enter speed-up and overtake modes during position keep, log scaling
- -
- For non-fronts, chance to enter pace-up mode, log scaling; but no effect on pace-down mode, which is
- purely controlled by distance to the pacemaker
-
- - Chance to become rushed, inverse log-squared scaling
-
-
- Surface (Turf/Dirt) Aptitude
- Surface aptitude is a multiplier on acceleration. (Not the power stat, for the purposes of other mechanics using power.)
-
- Distance Aptitude
- Distance aptitude is a multiplier on spurt speed. At distance E and below, it is also a multiplier on acceleration.
-
- Style Aptitude
-
- Style aptitude directly multiplies wit in the computation of the wit stat, which means it affects everything in the wit section except for mechanics that use base wit.
-
+ {#each ['stats', 'stats-speed', 'stats-stamina', 'stats-power', 'stats-guts', 'stats-wit', 'stats-surface', 'stats-style'] as id (id)}
+ Stat Reference: This chapter moved to its own article.
+ {/each}
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