0, resA_Dmg-resD_Dmg)
        #
        #
        #
        #     if max(0, resA_Dmg-resD_Dmg) > 0:
        #         timesTakingDmg +=1
        #     if resA >= D_deflection + critRate:
        #         dmgAfterParryCritTotal += max(0, resA_Dmg-resD_Dmg)
        #         # testList.append(max(0, resA_Dmg-resD_Dmg))
        #     else:
        #         dmgAfterNonCritParryTotal += max(0, resA_Dmg-resD_Dmg)

    # testList.sort()
    # for e in testList:
    #     print(e)
    # A_dmgMod, A_dmgDie, A_hitMod, A_exploding = Attacker
    # D_dmgMod, D_dmgDie, D_deflection = Defender
    text = "ATTACKER with a piercing[{}] weapon: 1d{}+{} and hitbonus: {},\n" \
           "DEFENDER parrying with a 1d{}+{} and deflection: {}\n" \
           "Rounds: {}, hits: {}, crits: {},\n" \
           "chance for hit: {:.2f}%, Average Hit damage: {:.2f},\n" \
           "chance for crit: {:.2f}%, average crit damage: {:.2f}\n" \
           "chance for overcrit: {:.2f}%, average overcrit damage: {:.2f}\n" \
           "Chance taking damage: {:.2f}%, Chance taking damage given a hit occurs: {:.2f}%.\n" \
           "Average damage per round: {:.2f}". \
        format(A_exploding,A_dmgDie,A_dmgMod,A_hitMod,
               D_dmgDie,D_dmgModAndDR,D_deflection,
               rolls, hits, crits,
               100 * hits / rolls, hitDmg/hits,
               100 * crits / rolls, critDmg/crits,
               100 * overCrits / rolls, overCritDmg/crits,
               100*(pains) / rolls, 100*pains/(hits + crits + overCrits),
               (hitDmg + critDmg + overCritDmg) / rolls, )
    print(text)

    return text


if __name__ == "__main__":
    # Choice 0: Stand Still
    # Choice 1: Run zigzag
    # Choice 2: Run dodge
    # chanceHits(choice=0, Attacker=4, Defender=(6, 12), rolls=10000,outputResultOnly=True)
    # chanceCrits(choice=0, Attacker=4, Defender=(6, 12), rolls=10000,outputResultOnly=True)


    #     A_dmgMod, A_dmgDie, A_hitMod, A_exploding = Attacker
    #     D_dmgModAndDR, D_dmgDie, D_deflection= Defender
    # Note D_dmgModAndDR = dmgMod/2 + DR

    avgDmgParry2(Attacker=(3, 8, 6, True), Defender=(6, 10, 11), rolls=100000)That’s so sad...if i remember correctly ( and she is a narc), people who lack empathy have greater trouble the further from their core family and the less relatable others are. Its somewhat the same for everyone( its easier to empathise with your family, friends, your tribe, race, countrymen, gender, and even species because of the commonalities) but because of their incredibly limited range, its so much more clear in them.

That means that most narcs will prefer anyone who looks like them, talks like them and is effectively a mini-me. Things like different gender and race, or radically different ideologies are things they cannot relate to and therefore annoy the crap out of them, often to the point of disgust  and extreme xenophobia

It certainly doesnt justify it, but might make it easier to understand the mental gymnastics she is doing :(

Note: Cultural brainwashing does seem to play a factor( birthing boys being better than girls to get attention and praise etc), but thats due to external reward systems mostly.

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