I'm pretty sure on spies, but not going to say absolutely sure right now :lol: Btw, literally the post before you I admitted I was wrong... I even tested it with my alt.
You don't think that if someone had out 1 trillion gold you would steal more than when they had out 10 billion?
You would cause them to lose more gold, but your spies can only bring back so much gold. The pay is the same no matter the amount the opponent is carrying. Jac
A cookie for Sholron and HoG! Yes, he put his money in allies. When the amount I made did not change was because he hired a 0/0/0/0 ally. And, @ I_Love_Kaw - I don't see any reason why it would change. The game mechanics are the game mechanics. Remember, underlying all this is just a simple computational alorithm. It does not care beyond what the programmers have established as parameters. Notice that the maximum he lost in the beginning was 0.04%....but that increased as he had LESS money out. However my numbers didn't change except for I was hitting a subtly bigger target after his BFA went up.
I don't believe you can find specific battle stats (assassinations, steals, scouts) on PC. Just your overall win/loss.
You can't see the specifics. You can only see the offensive plus defensive battles won and offensive plus defensive battles lost.
IMO, it's better to start building Bfa with cheaper allies for a few reasons: 1- If you're still learning the market, a bad hire won't decimate you 2- Easier to sell a crappy 10b ally than say a crappy 50b one 3- Lower ranges tend to have more buyers - better chance of selling = quick profits you can reinvest into allies
And @ Emily, other than orange, red, and green, they're all Mith spells. Orange = forum mod, green = game mod, red = dev acct Mith spells serve little purpose other than to stand out against the crowd