Relationship between TCRM and hitrate

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I would vote for the targets to fire a 1 power bullet away from you each time you fire. Then it would be more sensitive to small changes even at higher levels.

Skilgannon (talk)‎

I am not sure about that. You get a bit more difference in bulletscore, but less difference in survival, at least against the good movers (which are the most interesting)

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Well it will affect both. Basically then we actually have a direct measure of the hitrate, and not just a measure of the amount by which we run out of energy.

The score wouldn't go to 100 anymore though so we would have to scale it.

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That makes sense.

We could calculate the scores by our bullet damage / a constant, or by our bullet damage / the total score

Slugzilla (talk)‎

I think this is better than a non-firing target, as hit-rate is not the only thing that affects score.

If you choose to fire only when a guaranteed hit is possible, hit-rate will be 100%, however you merely earn score this way.

Then a target that losses energy which is the score you can earn potentially could better simulate real world situations

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