question: 2011-11-16 14:49:36 |
Damn
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just a quick question , what is the formula to determine how many "x" armies will get "wasted" and "y" armies "still remains" when :
x armies attack y armies
with z% luck.
for example 20 armies attack 25 armies ....
at 75 % luck
what will be remained at both places ?
as much i know the analyze button only tell us what should be the amount of armies to conquer the willing position .
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question: 2011-11-16 15:35:36 |

Richard Sharpe
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There is no formula... the luck function makes it impossible to give an absolute answer but instead gives the most likely outcome (the analyze function).
Were it 0 luck, the attacking army (20) would kill 12 defenders (20*0.6) and the defending army (25) would kill 17-18 armies (25*0.7) thus leaving 13 defenders and 2-3 attackers. The higher the luck figure, the farther from these figures you will see.
The range of possible outcomes at 75% luck is between 3 (min 0 kills at 3/4 weight with expected value of 12) and 18 (max 20 kills at 3/4 weight with expected value of 12) defending armies killed and between 6 (min 0 kills at 3/4 weight with expected value 18) and 20 (max 25 at 3/4 weight with expected value 18) attacking armies killed.
The pseudo-random nature of the kills makes absolute predictions impossible.
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question: 2011-11-16 15:35:47 |

Moros
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You also need the offense and defense numbers
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