Question 1

Where do these stats come from?

Accepted Answer

Straight from the game files. I unpacked the .pak client archives using FModel and extracted the raw data tables.

Question 2

How do I know the damage and STK numbers are right?

Accepted Answer

I don’t just dump the raw files and call it good, I test them. Every damage number, armor interaction, and body part multiplier listed on the site was verified through in-game testing and compared against community findings.

Question 3

What is the difference between Simple and Advanced Hitbox modes?

Accepted Answer

Simple (6-Zone) combines body parts into 6 macro zones (Head, Neck, Torso, Pelvis, Arms, Legs) for quick checks, where Torso uses the Upper Chest benchmark, Arms use the Upper Arm benchmark, and Legs use the Upper Leg benchmark. Advanced (13-Zone) gives you all 13 distinct hit-boxes tracked by the game engine. Your preference is automatically saved in your browser.

Question 4

Show me the formuoli

Accepted Answer

Standardized damage and ballistics equations: Armored Damage = BaseDamage * (1 - EffectiveReduction) * ZoneMultiplier. Unarmored Flesh Damage = BaseDamage * (1 + FleshBonus / 100) * ZoneMultiplier. Shots to Kill (STK) = ceil(100 / FinalDamage). Time to Kill (TTK) = (STK - 1) * (60 / RPM) * 1000ms. MOA Spread Radius (cm) = Distance * MOA * 0.02908882. Multipliers by class (Head / Chest / Limbs): ARs (2.35x / 1.10x / 0.54x), SMGs (2.10x / 1.16x / 0.78x), DMRs (2.50x / 1.43x / 0.60x), Snipers (3.20x / 1.98x / 0.72x), LMGs (2.30x / 1.16x / 0.54x), Shotguns (1.50x / 0.99x / 0.63x), Pistols (2.10x / 1.16x / 0.78x), Bows (2.30x / 2.09x / 0.48x).

Question 5

How does armor damage reduction work?

Accepted Answer

Armor absorbs a percentage of incoming bullet damage depending on armor tier: Tier 1 (15%), Tier 2 (30%), Tier 3 (50%), Tier 4 (65%). Hollow Point (HP) ammo deals +100% damage to flesh but receives a -55% penalty against armor, while Armor Piercing (AP) ammo deals +30% damage to armor with a -20% penalty to flesh.

Question 6

What does "MOA Precision" mean?

Accepted Answer

Minute of Angle (MOA) measures your weapon mechanical shot grouping. 1 MOA is about a 1-inch circle at 100 yards (or 2.91 cm at 100 meters). The range slider calculates the exact physical spread circle in centimeters and inches for any distance from point-blank out to 1,000 meters.

Question 7

How accurate is the Artillery Calculator?

Accepted Answer

It should be spot-on. It uses standard STANAG 6,400-mil fire-control math and exact coordinate trigonometry. Whether dialing in a mortar from 150m or an SPH-2 Howitzer from 2,000m away, the azimuth and elevation mils will put your rounds right on target. For the SPH-2 Howitzer, the vehicle must be on a level and flat surface for maximum precision.

Question 8

Show me the formuoli

Accepted Answer

Standardized artillery fire-control math: Spatial Distance (d) = sqrt((x_target - x_battery)^2 + (y_target - y_battery)^2). Azimuth (NATO STANAG 4119, 6400 mils) = round(((atan2(dx, dy) * 180 / pi + 360) % 360) / 360 * 6400). Elevation (PLI) = m1 + ((d - d1) / (d2 - d1)) * (m2 - m1). Time of Flight = d / v_horizontal (Mortar ~75 m/s, SPH-2 ~240 m/s). Note: SPH-2 Howitzer requires a level and flat surface.

Question 9

How often is the site updated?

Accepted Answer

Whenever the game gets a balance patch or content update, the data tables are re-extracted, verified in-game, and the site is updated as soon as possible.

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