Once you have a target in your sights and you pull the trigger or swing your club, then the math and dice rolls begin. When you click your mouse, the system picks a random point inside your reticle for the attack. The higher your skill with the weapon and the slower you move, the tighter your grouping will be, making your attacks more accurate. The system checks the selected point to see if there’s a target there. If so, you score a hit. Otherwise, it’s Maggie’s Drawers—a swing and a miss.
How does the hit calculation system work?
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