Swisherer wrote:
Although, I'm currently enrolled in statistics and would have to say that if you were to perform a critical statistical analysis, your avoidance percentage would actually be lower.
Sorry if I'm picking on this but just to make it clearer for other readers:
Swisherer was imagining a series of branching choices, eg: roll a dice to see if it's a miss, if it isn't, roll another dice to see if it's a dodge, if it isn't dodged, roll another dice to see if it's a parry etc...
In practice, it's one single roll, and the resulting value is matched against a table: between 0 and 10 it's a miss, between 11 and 22 it's a dodge, 23 and 35 a parry and so on. The table is commonly referred to as the Attack Table, as illustrated in part by Losie's example. When your combined avoidance reaches 102.4% AND you are above 490 defense, there is no room for critical strikes, crushing or normal blows.