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What do you mean no? Force leap can be dodged.

This.

No you have the mechanic wrong. Defense and miss are in the same roll.
You have 91% accuracy your target has 5% defense.
So you have a 915 chance to hit, a 4% chance to miss and a 5% chance for the target to dodge.
So if your under 95% accuracy your chance to not hit is the same as 100 - accuracy

If 95%<accuracy<100% then your chance to hit is 95% because of the defense offset.
If your accuracy + target's defense > 100% than you have a 0% chance to miss but as long as accuracy < defense + 100 there is a small chance for a dodge.


Last I checked only obliterate is a melee attack, charge I believe is force, meaning its not going to miss, unless you have the sniper's smoke grenade on you

Accuracy is chance to hit, it does nothing else for your attacks period

This what?
My point is perfectly valid.
Force leap can be dodged.
Getting dodged on force leap is a far bigger DPS lost then any amount of surge.

No wonder every freaking knight/warrior complains about scoundrel/operative healers. They play the only class without a non-channeled hard stun and don't get the accuracy needed to root their target.

Care to link where you read that?
Because from everywhere I saw accuracy only reduce defense chance above 100% and below 100% it's chance to miss.


Force leap is a white attack. It isn't considered force. Meaning it's going to miss or get dodged.

EDIT: It is white damage but the root effect is a force attack meaning even if the charge misses the target is still rooted.
Assuming they aren't charging a HTL or Egress

I thought that they always have like a 5% chance of an attack to miss regardless of accuract so that at 95% accuracy is no different than 100%?

Because you are 100% wrong especially in the case of a Combat Sent...

5% base dodge chance carried by all classes. Accuracy beyond 95% is pointless for PvP