Suppose that "random(101)/100" is equal to average value and = 0,5

I believe that this assertion is not entirely true, and we have another scatter. Practice has shown that teh Armor bonus +735% is too large. After spending a couple of experiences I have come to the conclusion that the bonus must be equal ~ +600%

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Also, I do not want to use the "long" graphics with large values, I like more small values.
Say all should be reduced by 10 times:
Armor = 65, Damage = 316, HP = 450 it is easier to calculate and use. 

About affixes.

I want to change the system of affixes.
All bonuses will be divided into 3 groups:
1. enchanted
2. rare
3. unique

1. This will be the basic bonuses - which significantly affect the balance: +Damage, +HP, +Armor, +Mana etc.
Enchanted items will have only 1 basic bonus.

2. Rare items will have 2 bonuses:
- Middle bonus group1
- Middle bonus -  that can change the balance - AS, RS, Proc, +Stat etc

3. Unique items will have 2 bonuses:
- Big bonus group2
- Unique bonus - it can be anything. This can have both advantages and disadvantages. These can be immunity to damage(But such items will be only 5 in the game foreach type of damage, maybe it will be a set of 2 items). Various other immunities (this will also have monsters too).
I have already written about how I see the unique items. They should be cool. But not all the unique items should be useful all the time.
Say + 100% damage and -100%Armor and you can`t move.
It can be hidden bonuses  . You find that item- Sword of Total Annihilation and see "+100% Melee Damage!" and nothing more!   Hooray - I am the winner! but... Description says "This sword is cursed and no one brought good luck. All the previous owners died a horrible death"
Yes, you are sure to decide to try it! You try to cheat - switch weapons, you try "hit&run", but one day you make a mistake and die! 

I have been following this thread and I want to help you (always!).

Hi Pha.

If you mean that I need to get something playable, say "the pre-alpha" version.

Well, it needs to finish some mandatory parts.

1. Stat/Passives system - completed for about 60% (I had to go back because of problems. Now I need to rework some parts)
2. UI - completed for about 80%  (it depends on the parts 1,3,6,7,8,9,10,11)
3. Item System - concept stage - finished 10%
4. Items - need a Starter Kit (Tier1-Tier2) for testing - 0% (it depends on the part 3)
5. Locations - for testing possible to use standard location. (locations in the initial stage)
6. The Characters - for testing possible to use a human(say it is ready to 90%)
7. Craft System - concept stage (it depends on the parts 3,4)
8. Pet System - concept stage (it depends on the parts 1,2,7,6)
9. Spell System - concept stage (it depends on the parts 1,3,7,6)
10. Interactive objects - concept stage (it depends on the part 5,1,4)
11. Story/Quests - concept stage (it depends on the parts 5,10,7,8,9)

I never finished it.

Now you can see that as long as I do not have a "solid system of all", it is difficult to help with something concrete. 
I need to finish 1-3, then I'll do 4.
After I finish 1-6 - we get the pre-alpha version. 

Ok, how does this work.

Player(P) VS Monster(M)

Monster - Normal Monster that deals Level Normal Damage(Dn).
Na - No Armor (Damage taken = deal Damage)
An - Normal Armor = 1/2 Dn
Au - Unique Armor = 1,4*An

Va - Vitality Armor Bonus
Vhp - Vitality HP Bonus

Ha - average number of hits before the player dies.

Let's test how quickly the Monster kills the Player. 

I. Max Lvl

1) Vitality=0. Va=0, Vhp=0
 a) No Armor - Ha=4
 b) An - Ha=8  (Armor= 50% Deal Damage)
 c) Au - Ha=12 (Armor~ 70% Deal Damage)

2) Vitality=Max Investigated(Soft Cap). Va=25%, Vhp=0% (No Vhp)
 a) No Armor - Ha=4
 b) An - Ha=10 (Armor= 62.5% Deal Damage)
 c) Au - Ha=22 (Armor~ 90% Deal Damage)

3) Vitality=Max achievable(Cap)=2*Max Investigated. Va=50%, Vhp=0% (No Vhp)
 a) No Armor - Ha=4
 b) An - Ha=14 (Armor= 75% Deal Damage)
 c) Au - Ha=45 (Armor~ 105% Deal Damage)

 

Let's talk about the features of weapons. I mean some permanent properties. 

In the game we have it as INTERRUPT for Hammers, KNOCK BACK for Bows, STUN for Cannons and Ignore half of armor for Fists.

And I want to use it, but do even more.
My task is to make it logical and understandable, and the player should feel the difference between different types of weapons. Now I do not have a clear system, but I want to design it. 

You can help me with suggestions and ideas. 

I also want to do Crit Damage bonus to property of weapons types. This is the first that I want to do.
It should look like this:
All Axes - Crit Damage 300%
All Swords - Crit Damage 200%
1H Mace - Crit Damage 200%
2H Hammer - Crit Damage 300%
Polearms - Crit Damage 300%
About the rest I have not yet decided. 

What about setting weapon speeds by weapon type?

Yes, I thought about it. Earlier, I was experimenting with AS. Now I do not know how to do it better, but I want to make an attack bit slowly. Attack speed is directly linked with the animation duration, but now I have a "Retimer" utility, and maybe I can do something using this.

We need tests here.

My idea:
1-handed ~ 1.2s
2-handed ~ 1.8s


Yes, and I even learned a real weapon.  How fast can you attack with a weapon?
Lars Andersen - Bow - Hunter 99lvl : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEG-ly9tQGk&feature=youtu.be
Spear vs Sword and Buckler Nick vs Mike Sparring:

My idea:
1-handed ~ 1.2s
2-handed ~ 1.8s

I feel that it is too slow, but the 0.8s for 1-handed weapons seems to me too quickly.