#Osrs sand snake quest full#
I've seen plenty of people say that you need to turn on Desert Treasure to get the most points, which I suppose is technically true, but it doesn't tell the full story. I'm surprised nobody has documented this behavior before. Thus, killing Arrg will get you just int(44 * 35.6589) = 1568 points, which is less than what you get when you only have 5 bosses active. The total base points will be equal to 3033. It should also be noted that RFD is not special in any way.įor example, let's say you turn on every boss except the Desert Treasure bosses. If both quests are turned off, or both are turned on, then the penalty does not apply. It is also true for the data that used to be on the wiki before Getting Ahead was released, if you remove that quest from the quest list.Īll your points are multiplied by 1/6 if the following conditions are met: This number matches up exactly with what is shown on the wiki, and the same is true for every other boss. If you kill Arrg in this case, you will get int(44 * 230.1753) = 10127 points. If you turn on every single boss, then the total base points are int(3,318,033 / 1000) = 3318 and the quest multiplier is 230.1753. Thus, if you kill Arrg, you will get int(44 * 51.9080) = 2283 points. Continuing the example from before, the quest multiplier is equal to 0.05691804 * 186 + 41.32125 = 51.9080. I have no idea where these constants actually come from, but they produced the correct number of points for every case I tried. Where a penalty is applied if certain conditions are met (more on this later). The multiplier is then calculated with quest_multiplier = (0.05691804 * total_base_points + 41.32125) * quest_penalty The formula for this is total_base_points = int(sum_of_squares_of_combat_levels / 1000).įor example, if you have Count Draynor (combat level 177), Sand Snake (154), Headless Beast (233), Moss Guardian (182), and Arrg (210) active, then the total base points is equal to int((177 2 + 154 2 + 233 2 + 182 2 + 210 2 ) / 1000) = int(186,558 / 1000) = 186. Specifically, it is a function of the sum of the squares of the combat levels of every boss that can appear with the quests you have active. Where the quest multiplier is determined by what quests you have active. The number of Nightmare Zone points you get from defeating a boss is calculated with actual_points = int(base_points * quest_multiplier) For bosses with multiple phases (Witch's experiment, Nazastarool, and Damis), only the combat level of the final phase is used to calculate the base points. The bosses with the fewest base points are Trapped Soul, Corsair Traitor, and Witch's experiment, each with 10, and the boss with the most base points is The Inadequacy, with 360. For example, Arrg has a combat level of 210, so its base points are int(210 2 / 1000) = 44. I found that this formula applies to all bosses except Essyllt, which for whatever reason has double the expected number of base points.
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I did this by logging in and testing different quest lists to see how many points I got for killing different bosses, and I spent a lot of time staring at data in Excel.Įach boss has a "base point" value which is calculated with base_points = int(combat_level^2 / 1000). Thus, I made it my mission to figure out how they are calculated, and figure out how NMZ calculates points in general. The base point values for each boss are known they're directly proportional to the number of points you get for killing them. For example, if bosses had point values of (50, 100, and 500) and multipliers of (0.5, 0.8, and 0.9) respectively, the multiplier would be (0.5+0.8+0.9=2.2) so the bosses would yield (110, 220, and 1100) points respectively. All I was able to find was a note on the discussion section on the Wiki (link here) which said this:Įach boss has a points value and a multiplier. I had seen a lot of advice from people recommending various strategies such as "you have to turn on Desert Treasure and RFD or else you won't get very many points," but no hard data existed on the subject. Note: there is a TL DR at the bottom of this post.Ī few days ago, I started searching around to see if anyone had figured out a formula that calculates how many points you get for killing different bosses at Nightmare Zone.
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