Originally Posted by Shaker
Hit range: 0 - 50, crit 51-75, rest is blah blah.
Add 10% crit reduction from resilience:
Hit range: 0 - 60, crit 61-75, rest is blah blah.
How do they "not know" if CRIT_FLOOR - ROLL < RESILIENCE_REDUCTION (above example: rolled 66 .. 61 - 56 = 5, which is < 10, therefore it would have been a crit).
This is making SOME assumptions about how the system is designed, but as we know that crits eat hits, then resilience obviously eats them back, so it's an edge case between these two - if it's honestly that difficult, it's due to bad design.
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I'm not really sure what you just said, but you should read
http://www.wowwiki.com/Attack_table
The reason theres no such thing as a converted crit is because if you have 10% reduced chance to be crit, everyone who attacks you will have a crit rate of enemies crit - 10%, it doesn't roll to see if it's a crit then do another roll to see if it should be converted to a regular hit.
Overall it's a buff that it works this way, since it means if I have 20% crit, it's reduced by 5% then you have 15% chance to proc it off a crit, and a 5% chance off regular attacks.