Changelog — ResistForever

Resist Forever — source and release changelog

October 27, 2026 — portfolio documentation expansion

Expanded/created 11 Markdown docs: README, concept, roadmap, changelog, AGENTS, architecture, design, content, decisions, narrative DEVLOG and AI collaboration.
Preserved the full 1.0.0 → 1.0.1 → 1.0.2 mathematical evolution instead of implying all formulas are current.
Documented direct-spell scope, 10% buckets including hidden 0% branch, level-based base misses, target-level context, pet UI, secret/protected-number handling, stale cache labels and event-driven hooks.
Confirmed v1.0.2/v1.0.1 GitHub releases exist, without attached files, and that current repository includes an MIT LICENSE and .pkgmeta pointing at this manual changelog.
Documentation only: no Lua/TOC/license changed, and no runtime, combat-log or automated tests executed in this session.

October 26 — creator attribution and documentation scaffold

eeb7d693ea4f: standardize manifest author as Babuni.dev.
653b525d3448: credit Babuni.dev in README.
6c40390c40aa: update existing MIT LICENSE copyright pseudonym to Babuni.dev.
61460f5d806f: add preliminary project concept/architecture/roadmap/decisions/journal.
cf910d4aa211: link the history documents from README.

Original creative authorship is Babuni.dev. The expanded October 27 editorial audit records the history and uncertainty without modifying game behavior.

1.0.2 — October 20, 2026: Forever beta resist and base spell miss

Git commit: 8a9f09612d32; GitHub v1.0.2 release.

Updated resistance estimates for the then-current World of Warcraft: Forever beta behavior.
Changed average direct-spell resistance from earlier UI-helper-based 0.75 × R / (5 × level) to R/(R+9×attackerLevel).
Replaced the classic 25/50/75/100% buckets with 10% damage resisted steps and separate edge distributions near 0% and 100%.
Removed Classic PvP/PvE miss splitting in favor of the Forever level-difference function: defender at least +3 → 17%; otherwise max(0, 4% + diff%).
Removed the assumption of an unavoidable 1% miss floor; named the result Base spell miss because enemy spell-hit bonuses are not known.
Updated level-context handling for the current Forever model.

Not verified by today's documentation pass: the formula's server-side fidelity in live beta combat; direct/periodic/binary applicability beyond the source's stated distinctions.

1.0.1 — October 12, 2026: pet panels and Classic-derived miss correction

Git commit: c64797aa276b; GitHub v1.0.1 release.

Added the same resistance-tooltip extension on the pet character panel.
At that stage, spell miss used a Classic-style distinction: player/PvP defenders 13% at +3, continuing +7% per further level; pet and other non-player/PvE defenders 17% at +3, continuing +11%.
The historical README example considered a level-10 caster into a level-22 player as about 76% miss, avoiding a naïve 100% cap.

Superseded: Those PvP/PvE continuation tables are not used in current v1.0.2. Preserve them as historical change evidence, not present UI behavior.

Git commit: aceba99381c1.

First public code and TOC for character-sheet resistance hover with partial damage resist probabilities and spell-miss estimates.
Initial presentation used earlier Classic outcome categories and early Forever UI-derived averages; the exact mechanics were revised in later versions.

Document information

Creator / copyright: Babuni.dev · Target: WoW: Forever, interface 16001.
Method: Preserves original version facts and adds dated Git context; release or source existence is not proof of independently tested game behavior.