Where can I find HP values for monsters?

[Pengfishh]

WHERE!

[ViciousXUSMC]

well its easy, just take a weapon that does 1 dmg. and count the number of hits http://www.pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_razz.gif

i bet the jp wiki has it but havnt actually checked.

wouldnt be supprised if the perfect bible has it as well.

[Arislan]

Perfect Bible has the data, we're working on some backend work for the site right now, when that's done we'll update the monster database, and we'll have all that pretty info at our fingertips on the site. http://www.pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_smile.gif

[rena-ko]

until then: http://psupedia.info/index.php?title=Monsters

[Agent_Rappy]

in the tank-driving mission you can shoot all the enemys with only one shot (boardcannon) even the bigger ones... you'll get showed the HP-Values after every kill these little vandas (LV 40?) had 692 and the bigger ones had ~ 2700 HP IT'S ALWAYS THE SAME VALUE EVERYTIME YOU KILL THEM.. well, this works only during the tank-driving mission (chapter 9, 10 or 11?)... oh ... I think

Distova LV 5 (fire) ~120 HP (115 damage doesn't kill it but 126 damage does) seems like you have to figure out cause the link above doesn't show values of pannon LV10 for example...

[Deja]

Can't we just go to every enemy, lay a Burn trap or burn G, and calculate their HP from there? Isn't like burn 5% of their HP every few seconds?

[PALRAPPYS]

It's 1% actually.

[Sychosis]

On 2007-02-24 06:43, Itsuki-chan wrote:
Infection - 5% every 4 seconds for 16 + (4*lvl) seconds
Burn - (1+lvl)% every 2 seconds for 10 seconds.

[Agent_Rappy]

eh?? that comment abocve confused me.. +which lvl? (lvl of the effect I hope)

. . . ok, burn lvl3 deals 4% damage evrey 2 seconds for 10 seconds?
infection lvl 2 : 5% every four seconds for 24 seconds?

ok,sry for this so we finally can figure them out!!! lets go and make a list http://www.pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif
i'll try it with the infection thing.

[Sychosis]

Yes it is SE level, and yes, both your calculations were correct.