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<math>\text{P}_\text{fighter} = \sum^\text{All slots} \lfloor\sqrt{\text{slot size}} \times \text {plane AA stat} + \text{proficiency bonus} \rfloor</math><ref group="Example">Example on how to calculate a ship's fighter power using the formula. |
<math>\text{P}_\text{fighter} = \sum^\text{All slots} \lfloor\sqrt{\text{slot size}} \times \text {plane AA stat} + \text{proficiency bonus} \rfloor</math><ref group="Example">Example on how to calculate a ship's fighter power using the formula. |
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Akagi Kai's fighter power with Reppus in slot 1 and 2, Reppu Kai in slot 3, M62 in slot 4. All aircraft without proficiency. |
Akagi Kai's fighter power with Reppus in slot 1 and 2, Reppu Kai in slot 3, M62 in slot 4. All aircraft without proficiency. |
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P_\text{fighter} & = \lfloor\sqrt{n_{Slot1}} \times AA_{Reppu}\rfloor + \lfloor\sqrt{n_{Slot2}} \times AA_{Reppu}\rfloor + \lfloor\sqrt{n_{Slot3}} \times AA_{ReppuKai}\rfloor + \lfloor\sqrt{n_{Slot4}} \times AA_{M62}\rfloor \\ |
P_\text{fighter} & = \lfloor\sqrt{n_{Slot1}} \times AA_{Reppu}\rfloor + \lfloor\sqrt{n_{Slot2}} \times AA_{Reppu}\rfloor + \lfloor\sqrt{n_{Slot3}} \times AA_{ReppuKai}\rfloor + \lfloor\sqrt{n_{Slot4}} \times AA_{M62}\rfloor \\ |
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& = \lfloor\sqrt{20} \times 10\rfloor + \lfloor\sqrt{20} \times 10\rfloor + \lfloor\sqrt{32} \times 12\rfloor + \lfloor\sqrt{10} \times 4\rfloor \\ |
& = \lfloor\sqrt{20} \times 10\rfloor + \lfloor\sqrt{20} \times 10\rfloor + \lfloor\sqrt{32} \times 12\rfloor + \lfloor\sqrt{10} \times 4\rfloor \\ |
Revision as of 23:47, 23 July 2016
Aerial Combat refers to one of the stages conducted during combat in the game, conducted after detection and before Support Expedition, Opening Torpedo Salvo (if condition for them to happen are fulfilled), and display of the engagement form.
In Aerial Battle nodes, after finishing Aerial Combat rundown for the first time, the engagement form will be displayed a second process of Aerial Combat will occur, with the potential exception of the contact phase.
In Night Battle nodes, Aerial Combat usually does not occur. In some rare cases when Night Battle nodes can conditionally be turned into Day Battle, the Aerial Combat phase will start immediately without a detection phase.
Note that, unless otherwise specified, all the numerical values on this page are only applicable to the player's side.
Overview
Type | Capability | Equippable on | ||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Fighter Combat | Opening Airstrike | Shelling | ASW | LoS | Contact | Artillery Spotting | ||
Fighter | ◯ | Carriers, LHA | ||||||
Torpedo Bombers | △ | ◯ | ◯ | △ | △ | △ | Carriers, Hayasui Kai | |
Dive Bombers | △ | ◯ | ◯ | △ | △ | Carriers | ||
Carrier Recon | × | ◯ | ◯ | Carriers | ||||
Liaison Planes | × | ◯ | CVL, LHA | |||||
Autogyro | × | ◯ | CVL, BBV, CAV, LHA, AS, AR | |||||
Seaplane Recon | ×[† 1] | ◯ | ◯ | ◯ | Cruisers, Battleships, AV, AS | |||
Seaplane Bombers | △ | △ | △ | ◯ | △ | BBV, CAV, AV, AO, AS, Italian | ||
Seaplane Fighter | ◯ | A number of specific ships | ||||||
Large-sized Flying Boat | × | △ | ◯ | ◯ | Akitsushima |
Aerial Combat Stages
Stage | Notes | |
---|---|---|
Stage 1 | Fighter Combat | Battle for air supremacy. Determines if Artillery Spotting and/or Contact are possible. |
Anti-bomber Combat | Number of bombers shot down by fighters is affected by the result of the previous phase | |
Contact | Successful Contact would increase Opening Air Strike damage. | |
Stage 2 | Fleet Anti-air Defense | Fleet defends against enemy bombers, shooting down a number of enemy bombers |
Anti-air Cut-in | An anti-aircraft fire director-guided attack may cause fixed damage to all enemy bombers | |
Stage 3 | Bombing | Each bomber squad attacks one random target. See Damage Calculation for details |
Fighter Combat
- Fighter planes, and specific Torpedo / Dive / Seaplane bombers with an +AA stat participate in the Fighter Combat.
- Recon planes (carrier based or seaplane recon) will NOT participate in Fighter Combat.
- Aircraft Proficiency is factored into Fighter Power on top of the above formula. The exact formula is under investigation.
- The allied fleet and enemy fleet's Fighter Powers are compared to determine the result of Fighter Combat:
Fighter Power | Result | Text Display | % Shot Down | % Being Shot Down[1] | Contact | Combat Screens |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
FP ≥ 3*EFP | Air Supremacy (AS+) |
制空権確保! Seikuuken Kakuho! |
0~100% | 7/256~15/256 | Allied only | |
3*EFP > FP ≥ 1.5*EFP | Air Superiority (AS) |
航空優勢! Koukuu Yuusei! |
0~80% | 20/256~45/256 | Both sides | |
1.5*EFP > FP > 2/3*EFP | Air Parity | No text displayed | 0~60% | 30/256~75/256 | Both sides | |
2/3*EFP ≥ FP > 1/3*EFP | Air Denial | No text displayed | 0~40% | 40/256~105/256 | Both sides | |
FP ≤ 1/3*EFP |
Air Incapability |
制空権喪失! Seikuuken Soushitsu! |
0~10% | 65/256~150/256 | Enemy only |
- EFP: Enemy Fighter Power, FP: Fighter Power. Abbreviated to save space.
- This calculation does not take into account any anti-air weaponry equipped on ships. Carrier anti-air stat is also not considered.
- The percentage of planes shot down was originally believed to apply for both sides' respective outcomes, however it is now under re-checking. If it is true, then for example, securing Air Superiority means allied planes shoot down up to 80% of enemy planes, and the enemy under Air Denial will shoot down up to 40%.
- Planes shot down are calculated per slot, rounded down.
- As this is applied per slot, 80% of one enemy bomber group can be shot down while a second has 0% shot down.
- Planes loaded on moderately/heavily damaged carriers can still join this stage of fighter combat.
- Even if allied planes secure Air Supremacy, planes can still be lost (up to 10%), and the subsequent anti-air defense stages can eliminate more bombers.
- If the enemy fleet launches no fighters and any planes are launched from either side, the result defaults to Air Supremacy. If both sides launch no planes, then the rest of the battle is treated the same as if Air Parity was achieved.
- Contact can't be triggered in Air Incapability
- Night Contact can be triggered in most case when it is not Air Incapability, however it can't be triggered when it is under Air Parity, with the exception of during PvP or when it is a night battle node then it still Night Contact still can be triggered even if it is under Air Parity state.
- Artillery Spotting can only be triggered with at least Air Superiority.
- If fighter combat occured but the fighter power of both sides are zero, then friendly fleet side would get Air Supremacy automatically.
Contact
Contact takes place during the Aerial Combat phase. It increases bombing damage for all allied bombers. When successful, an image of the squadron performing contact is shown in the opposing fleet's formation indicator, with the text "触接中".
- Trigger conditions:
- More air control than Air Incapability
- At least one carrier scout plane, seaplane scout, or torpedo bomber equipped.
- Seaplane bombers, Type 3 Spotter, and Ka-type Autogyros cannot perform contact.
- It's thought that each carrier scout plane, seaplane scout, and/or torpedo bomber slot equipped is given a chance to trigger contact. Once successful, the bonus applied is chosen at random with weighting preferential towards higher modifiers from all eligible equipped planes.
Different types of planes have different trigger rates. They are roughly estimated as (if only one is equipped):
Type | Contact Trigger Rate |
---|---|
Torpedo Bomber | ~2% |
Night Scout | ~5% |
Seaplane Scout | ~20% |
Carrier Scout | ~60% |
Flying Boat | ~70% |
- Note that after contact is triggered, it is another random process to decide which plane should be responsible for contact and probability listed here are not relevant to that part.[2]
- Too few planes in a slot would negatively influence contact trigger rate.[3]
- There's a hypothesis about contact rate related to LoS.
Contact Trigger Chance
The process that determines whether or not Contact triggers consists of two parts.[4]
Part 1: Contact Trigger
In this part the system merely determines whether Contact triggers at all.
Which plane triggers it hasn't been determined yet.
Each plane has its own "trigger rate", which according to current research is based on the plane's LOS and the size of the slot it's in.
"Trigger Rate" = LOS x (plane type modifier) × (Air Control Status) x sqrt(slot size) (Provisional approximation formula)
For Carrier-based Reconnaissance and Reconnaissance Seaplane, the plane type modifier is 0.04. For Torpedo Bombers, the value would be a much smaller value.
Air Control Status would be 1 for Air Supermacy (AS+) and 0.6 for Air Superiority (AS)
The trigger rates of all planes in your fleet are added together to determine the chance for successful Contact.
If it's successful the system proceeds to Stage 2. If it fails then obviously nothing happens.
Part 2: Contact Plane Selection
Now that Part 1 has been successful the system has to determine which plane is going to trigger Contact. The priority among planes is as follows:
- Higher Accuracy stats mean higher priority
- If two or more planes have the same amount of Accuracy, the selection process goes through them from top to bottom, start from first ship first slot then first ship second slot and end with sixth ship last slot.
The system goes through each plane from top to bottom priority until either one is selected or none is. Current data suggests that a plane's selection rate is determined by its LOS stat.
"Selection Rate" = Plane's LOS x 0.07(Provisional approximation formula)
If no plane is selected in the end, then Contact is cancelled and doesn't trigger.
Contact Damage Modifier
Accuracy Bonus |
Damage Modifier |
Example Planes |
---|---|---|
+0 | 112% | Ryuusei Kai |
+1 | 112% | Type 0 Reconnaissance Seaplane, Ryuusei (601 Air Group), Type 2 Large Flying Boat |
+2 | 117% | Type 0 Observation Seaplane, Saiun |
+3 | 120% | Type 2 Reconnaissance Aircraft, Tenzan Model 12 (Tomonaga Squadron), Type 97 Torpedo Bomber (Tomonaga Squadron) |
Notes
- Type 2 Recon Aircraft is useful in the case that the bombing damage bonus is desired while not removing the chance for T-disadvantage, due to its high trigger rate.
- With contact, the maximum attack power of bombing (before defense, critical and ammo) is around 180. With some luck, it's possible to sink even Ru-class Flagships (Armor = 99) in one strike without a critical.
Fleet Anti-air Defense
The Fleet Anti-air Defense system was updated on 14 November 2014, alongside the addition of the Anti-air Cut-in system. It was then patched on 26 June 2015 to fix several bugs.
System Mechanics
- Each enemy bomber slot is assigned at random to a defending ship.
- Those ships then, for each assigned enemy slot, have two approximately 50% concurrent but independent chances to shoot down enemy planes.
- The first chance (termed Proportional Air Defense) can shoot down a number proportional to the initial size of the enemy bomber squadron after anti-bomber combat.
- The second chance (termed Fixed Air Defense) can shoot down a fixed number of enemy bombers determined by stats and equipment only.
- Simply speaking, There's a 25% chance you can trigger both Proportional and Fixed Air Defense, 25% only trigger Proportional, 25% only Fixed, and 25% none of them being triggered, for every slot.
- Finally, one bomber from each enemy squadron will always be shot down regardless of success or failure of the previous two chances for friendly ships on abyssal. If AACI was committed, then it would also shoot down a specific amount of planes per slot according to the AACI's API type.
The numbers of planes shot down are given by the equations below:
Notes:
S refer to a supplementary bonus which would appear when AACI is triggered. This value is not in itself AACI, just a bonus value which would be additionally brought in. When it is API type 8 AACI, the S value is 4. The S value would also be influenced by AACI type but it might differ from AACI's effect number.[5]
Combined fleets are found to have lowered AA values. Tentatively, for a Surface Task Force, the escort fleet has its AA value reduced to the region of (80/177 to 250/531) ~ 46% of its stated value, while the main fleet has its AA value reduced to the region of (50/63 to 430/531) ~ 80% of its stated value.[6]
Abyssal Anti Air Formula
Formation Modifiers
Formation | Modifier |
---|---|
Line Ahead, Line Abreast, Echelon | 1.0 |
Double Line | 1.2 |
Diamond | 1.6 |
Abyssal Line Ahead | 1 |
Abyssal Double Line | 1.2 |
Abyssal Diamond | 1.6 |
- Modifiers for Combined Fleet Formations are to be investigated.
Equipment Modifiers
Equipment Type | Modifier |
---|---|
High-angle Mounts, Anti-aircraft Fire Directors | 4 |
Machine Guns & Rocket Launchers | 6 |
AA Radars | 3 |
Type 3 Shell, Main Gun, Fighters | 0 |
Abyssal CIC, High-angle Single-Mount | 0 |
- There may be other types of equipment with modifiers that affect the air defense equations which are not yet known.
Equipment Fleet AA Multiplier
Equipment Type | Multiplier |
---|---|
High-angle Mounts, Anti-aircraft Fire Directors | 0.35 |
Main Gun, Secondary Gun, Machine Guns & Rocket Launchers, Seaplane Recon | 0.2 |
AA Radars | 0.4 |
Type 3 Shell | 0.6 |
Other Abyssal AA Equipment, including CIC, High-angle Single-Mount | 0.2 |
Notes
- The ship selected to defend is not necessarily the target of the bomber. Any allied ship, including submarines, may be chosen to defend against bombers.
- The forward sliding and machine gun animations seem to have no correlation with the calculations.
- As per formula above, abyssal fleets use a different anti-air formula (and is believed to be weaker than player's anti-air in most of the cases).
Anti-Air Cut-In
- This section mainly describe the effect of Anti-Air Cut-In. For perspective on how to setup Anti-Air Cut-In, Please read the Anti-Air Cut-In tab in Combat#Combat_Equipment_Setup section of the page.
Certain equipment combinations (see below) will provide a chance for an Anti-Air Cut-In (AACI) during the Aerial Combat Phase. When activated, the cut-in animation (shown on the right) appears before engaging the enemy fighters. However, the effect of an Anti-Air Cut-In does not affect the resulting air control state (AS+, AS, Air Parity or Denial), and calculation wise, it only takes effect after fighters engage bombers in air combat. With an AA Cut-In and a good anti-air composition, it is sometimes possible to obliterate all incoming bombers before they inflict any damage, and even prevent enemy carriers from attacking during the shelling phase (since they have 0 bombers left).
Although several ships can be equipped with an AACI setup in one fleet, only one ship can perform an AACI during the aerial phase. The number of planes shot down is dependent on the ship performing the AACI and their equipment.(as given below.) Bringing more AACI capable ships will NOT increase the number of planes shot down via AACI.
Akizuki-class destroyers and Maya Kai-2 have a hidden bonus to certain AA Cut-in setups which increases the effectiveness tremendously.
In PVP Exercises, opposing fleets can do AA Cut-Ins, but the animation is not shown.
Trigger chance of AACI is determined both by the API type as well as the effective AA value of the ship using it. Fleet AA does not affect trigger chances. Luck does not affect AACI trigger rate[8].
Be noted that AACI effects are added on to the regular anti-air fire of your fleet, thus anti air stat of other ships or/and equipment on those ships in your fleet would still matter even if AACI have been activated.
Equipment, API
The following table summarized information known so far about what type of equipment would trigger AACI, trigger rate, and effectiveness.[9][10][11]
API value | Type | Type | #Shot down
per slot |
Placeholder | User | Note |
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1 | H.H.R. | +7 | 67% | Akizuki-Class | [H]A mount *2 + [R]adar | |
2 | H.R. | +6 | ~57% | HA mount + Radar. | ||
3 | H.H. | +4 | ~62% | HA mount *2. | ||
4 | M.S.A.R. | +6 | ? | Battleships | Large Main Gun + [S]anshiki + AAFD + [R]adar | |
5 | B.B.R. | +4 | ~62% | All | [B]uilt-in HA mount *2 + radar | |
6 | M.S.A. | +4 | ~50% ? | Battleships | Large Main Gun + Sanshiki + AAFD | |
7 | H.A.R. | +3 | ~45% | All | HA mount + [A]AFD + Radar. | |
8 | B.R. | +4 | ~40% | Built-in HA mount + Radar. | ||
9 | H.A. | +2 | 34%~43% | HA mount + AAFD | ||
10 | H.C.R. | +8 | ~62% | Maya K2 | HA + 25mm[C]D + Radar | |
11 | H.C. | +6 | ~56% ? | HA + 25mmCD | ||
12 | C.G.R. | +3 | ? | All | 25mmCD + AA [G]un + Radar | |
13 | unknown | |||||
14 | H.G.R. | +4[12] | ? | Isuzu K2 | HA + AA Gun + Radar | |
15 | H.G. | +3 | ? | HA + AA Gun | ||
16 | H.G.R. | +4 | ? | Kasumi K2B | HA + AA Gun + Radar | |
17 | H.G. | +2 | ? | HA + AA Gun | ||
18 | C. | +2 | ? | Satsuki K2 | 25mmCD |
- and are provisional icon for respective equipment.
- Built-in HA mount means a single equipment piece that combines a HA Mount with a built-in AAFD. ONLY the following pieces of equipment satisfy this requirement:
- 25mmCD refer to any of the following equipment:
- Except AACI Type 1/2, so far, only Air Radars have been found to satisfy the requirement for a radar in all other types AACI. It is not clear if Surface Radars can potentially trigger an AACI if they have an AA stat, though at present there are no such radars in existence.
- If a ship fulfils multiple requirements, the API which shoots down the most planes per slot will be activated
- For instance Akizuki with 2 akiguns and a T13K air radar fulfills the requirements of AACI with API values 1, 2, 3, 5, 8 - the only API that will ever trigger is 1.
- It is impossible for an Akizuki-class to ever trigger API 5 or 8 as any equipment setup that will trigger these will also trigger 1 and 2 respectively, which will override it.
- If multiple ships fulfill AACI requirements, the one with the highest API number will be triggered first
- While Akiguns are the most powerful guns Destroyers may equip, non-Akizuki-class Destroyers equipped with an API 5 build will override an Akizuki-class Destroyer's API 1 AACI; to avoid this, non-Akizuki-class Destroyers sortied in the same fleet as Akizuki class Destroyer(s) should not equip Air Radars.
- AACI Type 18 is apparently an exception
- While API 14 formerly shot down 3 planes per slot, it was buffed on 19/01/2016 and API 15 was added. The number of planes shot down per slot for API 14 and 15 is unknown at present and currently under investigation.
Notes
- If an Anti-Air Cut-in is triggered, then the Anti-Air Fire, Fixed Shot Down effects were found to include additional bonus. The bonus is not Anti-Air Cut-in. Further investigation needed.[13]
Opening Air Strike
- Bombers attack ships in this stage[14]
- If Detection fails, this stage will not occur.
- Each slot's planes would target one ship and attack for one time.
- [15]
- refer to bombing or torpedo value
- refer to number of plane in the slot
- is a fixed for Dive Bombers, but is a random or for Torpedo Bombers/[16]
- The probability for Torpedo Bombers acquiring an multiplier in 1-1-A is around 50% [17]
- refer to the attack power cap, see Combat page for detail.
- refer to Critical hit bonus from Aircraft Proficiency system. See Combat page and Aircraft Proficiency for details about its effect and etc.
- If you bring more proficient planes, the rate to trigger it would increase.[18]
- With max proficiency Suisei Model 12A on 3 slot of a ship, critical hit rate is around 20%.[19]
- refer to contact multiplier, if contact failed
- refer to enemy armor, see Combat page for detail.
- refer to ammo modifier, see Combat page for detail.
- No effect from engagement/formation/ship health when they launch planes/morale/fatigue on firepower or accuracy. [20]
- Affected by the Aircraft Proficiency system.[18][19]
- Carrier's level and plane's accuracy stat do not affect this stage.[21]
- Accuracy is around 80% against destroyers in 1-1-A.
Notes
- ↑ However, they can be shot down during detection phase. AA value of Seaplane Recon are used for Anti-Air Fire except when placed in LBAS.
Examples
- ↑ Example on how to calculate a ship's fighter power using the formula. Akagi Kai's fighter power with Reppus in slot 1 and 2, Reppu Kai in slot 3, M62 in slot 4. All aircraft without proficiency.
References
- ↑ http://jbbs.shitaraba.net/bbs/read.cgi/netgame/13745/1400461230/444
- ↑ https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/KanColle/M.1441787046.A.601.html
- ↑ https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/KanColle/M.1419169079.A.016.html
- ↑ http://bbs.ngacn.cc/read.php?tid=8652088
- ↑ http://nga.178.com/read.php?tid=8378724
- ↑ shitaraba http://jbbs.shitaraba.net/bbs/lite/read.cgi/netgame/13745/1439793270/134
- ↑ http://jbbs.shitaraba.net/bbs/read.cgi/netgame/13745/1439793270/47
- ↑ http://kankoregouchin.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-40.html
- ↑ http://kancolle.wikia.com/wiki/User_blog:Homuhomu123/Trigger_Rates_%26_Effectiveness_of_Anti-Air_Cut-In_(AACI)
- ↑ https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/KanColle/M.1428751788.A.613.html
- ↑ http://ja.kancolle.wikia.com/wiki/%E5%AF%BE%E7%A9%BA%E3%82%AB%E3%83%83%E3%83%88%E3%82%A4%E3%83%B3
- ↑ used to be Z+3 before 2016-01-19 update
- ↑ http://bbs.ngacn.cc/read.php?tid=8378724
- ↑ http://ja.kancolle.wikia.com/wiki/%E8%88%AA%E7%A9%BA%E6%88%A6
- ↑ shitaraba 6-502,515,531,540,
- ↑ shitaraba 6-531,540,攻1-601 http://jbbs.shitaraba.net/bbs/read.cgi/netgame/13745/1400461230/601
- ↑ shitaraba 6-533,539
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 http://ja.kancolle.wikia.com/wiki/%E3%82%B9%E3%83%AC%E3%83%83%E3%83%89:464#15
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 http://jbbs.shitaraba.net/bbs/read.cgi/netgame/13745/1439793270/13-14
- ↑ shitaraba 4-531,576,579
- ↑ shitaraba攻1-119,121