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| − | The next most common ratio talked about is EPS. That is, ''' | + | The next most common ratio talked about is EPS. That is, '''Energy Per Second'''. This is often used when referring to electric generators but can also be used to refer to the consumption of [[shields]], [[weapons]] or [[Shield Chargers|chargers]]. For example: A shield that generated once every 1.2 seconds and cost 45 energy to regenerate would have a EPS of 37.5. ( ''1/1.2 * 45 = 37.5'' ) |
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Revision as of 10:53, 25 April 2010
A number of important ratios are used to compare items in Star Sonata. For example, it is often important to note the electric usage of a weapon when designing a ship.
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DPS
The most common ratio is DPS, or Damage Per Second. In layman's terms this is how much damage a weapon is capable of pumping out per second of continues fire. For example, if a weapon does 20 damage per shot and is capable of firing once every 0.8 seconds the DPS would be 25. ( 1/0.8 * 20 damage = 25 )
EPS
The next most common ratio talked about is EPS. That is, Energy Per Second. This is often used when referring to electric generators but can also be used to refer to the consumption of shields, weapons or chargers. For example: A shield that generated once every 1.2 seconds and cost 45 energy to regenerate would have a EPS of 37.5. ( 1/1.2 * 45 = 37.5 )
DPE
Damage per energt is one way to gauge the efficiency of a weapon. It shows how much energy it takes to generate one damage.
SPS
Rarely used, but sometimes important is the Shots per Second ratio. It is calculated in the same way as other ratios.
Reg/Elec or RPE
This is a measure of how much regeneration you get for each energy spent. This is one way to gauge the efficiency of a shield or charger.
