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imported>Chiimi000 at 10:12, 16 June 2024

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	Delay determines the amount of [[TP]] returned per hit. The [[Haste (Status Effect)\|Haste status effects]] (including from both [[Haste]] and [[March]]) and Haste equipment reduces the time interval between attack rounds without affecting TP. The [[Dual Wield]] trait also reduces the time interval between attack rounds, but affects TP gained per hit as well, generally reducing it.		Delay determines the amount of [[TP]] returned per hit. The [[Haste (Status Effect)\|Haste status effects]] (including from both [[Haste]] and [[March]]) and Haste equipment reduces the time interval between attack rounds without affecting TP. The [[Dual Wield]] trait also reduces the time interval between attack rounds, but affects TP gained per hit as well, generally reducing it.

	The level of the [[Martial Arts]] trait sets intial base delay for [[Hand to Hand]] attack rounds, while Hand to Hand weapons contribute 0 or more additional delay when equipped.		The level of the [[Martial Arts]] trait sets intial base delay for [[Hand-to-Hand]] attack rounds, while Hand to Hand weapons contribute 0 or more additional delay when equipped.

	Two Handed Delay ([[Sword Strap]]) works like [[Dual Wield]], delay and Tp is recalulated after reduction.		Two Handed Delay ([[Sword Strap]]) works like [[Dual Wield]], delay and Tp is recalulated after reduction.

imported>Chiimi000 at 10:07, 16 June 2024

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	The time that is between swinging or shooting with a [[weapon]].		The time that is between swinging or shooting with a [[weapon]].
	== Melee Delay ==		== Melee Delay ==
	Every 60 delay for a melee weapon is equal to 1 real time second, and it is determined by the weapon used (except for [[Hand to Hand]]). For example, a 450 delay Great Katana (such as the festive [[Wooden Katana]]), takes 450 / 60 = 7.5 seconds between attack round. A faster weapon, such as the 280 delay [[Lotus Katana]], then takes 280 / 60 = ~4.7 seconds between attack round.		Every 60 delay for a melee weapon is equal to 1 real time second, and it is determined by the weapon used (except for [[Hand-to-Hand]]). For example, a 450 delay Great Katana (such as the festive [[Wooden Katana]]), takes 450 / 60 = 7.5 seconds between attack round. A faster weapon, such as the 280 delay [[Lotus Katana]], then takes 280 / 60 = ~4.7 seconds between attack round.

	Delay determines the amount of [[TP]] returned per hit. The [[Haste (Status Effect)\|Haste status effects]] (including from both [[Haste]] and [[March]]) and Haste equipment reduces the time interval between attack rounds without affecting TP. The [[Dual Wield]] trait also reduces the time interval between attack rounds, but affects TP gained per hit as well, generally reducing it.		Delay determines the amount of [[TP]] returned per hit. The [[Haste (Status Effect)\|Haste status effects]] (including from both [[Haste]] and [[March]]) and Haste equipment reduces the time interval between attack rounds without affecting TP. The [[Dual Wield]] trait also reduces the time interval between attack rounds, but affects TP gained per hit as well, generally reducing it.

imported>Fallonsreach: added more content/context to the delay page. Info from https://www.bg-wiki.com/ffxi/Forced_Delay

2024-03-21T07:43:30Z

added more content/context to the delay page. Info from https://www.bg-wiki.com/ffxi/Forced_Delay

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 So the delay between shot of ranged weapon is :<br />
 <b>Delay = (Weapon Delay/110)s + 1.7s~1.8s + 1.1s</b><br />
 ==Links==
 * [http://www.ffxicalculator.com FFXI Calculator] Calculate Attack Delay

imported>Spiffly: Created page with "Category:Terminology The time that is between swinging or shooting with a weapon. == Melee Delay == Every 60 delay for a melee weapon is equal to 1 real time second, and it is determined by the weapon used (except for Hand to Hand). For example, a 450 delay Great Katana (such as the festive Wooden Katana), takes 450 / 60 = 7.5 seconds between attack round. A faster weapon, such as the 280 delay Lotus Katana, then takes 280 / 60 = ~4.7 seconds betwe..."

2023-05-15T20:57:44Z

Created page with "Category:Terminology The time that is between swinging or shooting with a weapon. == Melee Delay == Every 60 delay for a melee weapon is equal to 1 real time second, and it is determined by the weapon used (except for Hand to Hand). For example, a 450 delay Great Katana (such as the festive Wooden Katana), takes 450 / 60 = 7.5 seconds between attack round. A faster weapon, such as the 280 delay Lotus Katana, then takes 280 / 60 = ~4.7 seconds betwe..."

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[[Category:Terminology]]
The time that is between swinging or shooting with a [[weapon]].
== Melee Delay ==
Every 60 delay for a melee weapon is equal to 1 real time second, and it is determined by the weapon used (except for [[Hand to Hand]]). For example, a 450 delay Great Katana (such as the festive [[Wooden Katana]]), takes 450 / 60 = 7.5 seconds between attack round. A faster weapon, such as the 280 delay [[Lotus Katana]], then takes 280 / 60 = ~4.7 seconds between attack round.

Delay determines the amount of [[TP]] returned per hit. The [[Haste (Status Effect)|Haste status effects]] (including from both [[Haste]] and [[March]]) and Haste equipment reduces the time interval between attack rounds without affecting TP. The [[Dual Wield]] trait also reduces the time interval between attack rounds, but affects TP gained per hit as well, generally reducing it.

The level of the [[Martial Arts]] trait sets intial base delay for [[Hand to Hand]] attack rounds, while Hand to Hand weapons contribute 0 or more additional delay when equipped.

Two Handed Delay ([[Sword Strap]]) works like [[Dual Wield]], delay and Tp is recalulated after reduction.

== Ranged Delay ==
Ranged delay has a different mechanism from melee delay :
* Ranged delay is about twice as fast as melee delay : 110 delay = 1 second
* Ranged weapon delay is the only variable affecting the total delay.
* Ranged attack delay is divided into 3 phases :
** 1. Pulling out ranged weapon, aiming, and shooting : this time span is calculated by : Weapon Delay / 110. A successful [[Rapid Shot]] activation reduces the aiming time (the time between pulling back the string and actual firing of the shot) to 0.
** 2. After shooting → putting back ranged weapon : This delay usually takes 1.7 second to 1.8 second. However, occasionally, it can take fluctuate from 1.6 second to 1.9 second
** 3. "Free" phase : at this time span, melee timer is un-paused. The minimum time this delay can have is 1.1 second
So the delay between shot of ranged weapon is :<br />
<b>Delay = (Weapon Delay/110)s + 1.7s~1.8s + 1.1s</b><br />

==Links==
* [http://www.ffxicalculator.com FFXI Calculator] Calculate Attack Delay