Re: THE MECHANICS OF STATS AND MORE - DRAKO am i the only one who can see black on pc??? I did this on pc....
Re: THE MECHANICS OF STATS AND MORE - DRAKO I posted this issue on the first page. You ignored me, but addressed the issue when a mod commented on it? :roll:
Re: THE MECHANICS OF STATS AND MORE - DRAKO sorry cheese, belle clarified the issue. thought it was just a glitch
Total hits at full regen isn't as self-explanatory as you may think. What you're posting is the max hits at full regen. The closer your opponents stats are to yours, or with harder EBs as you lose troops/spies, the more troops/spies you lose per attack. Even if you win all the attacks, some of them may use more troops than others, especially when you get down to your last few hits.
@-TOS-J3acon Actually, reguardless of strength, your troops will be divided by 26 or 24 and that is how much troops you will use when executing successful attacks. Hence the amount of damage you give varies. ex. My Base Attack Stats are 36,160,400(723,208). Now with the equipment, allies, and cs, I damage on average in Haunting 67. I have a total of 9,100 troops and lose 350 troops every hit, which averages out to 26 total hits. With that said, I can calculate how much my 350 troops damage in haunting. 36m/26 = 1,390,785 (NOT including ally bonus, equipment, and anything else.) Base Attack Stats of another player is 139,049,600 (2,780,992). With the equipment, allies, and cs, he damages on average in Haunting 125. Total troops are 35,400. He has 10 CF & 18 CoE. I checked and it appears that the CF only damages for the first 24 hits. But I'll look more into in the future. That being said, 1,400 troops are being used the first 24 hits and then 900 are used in the last 2 hits. Which means the damage is 5,437,100 and then 3,279,600. This information isn't completely reliable as to my knowledge, no one knows whether the equipment's stats are divided among the troops or if its to each set of troops(per hit). This can most likely be easy research if people wanted to attempt at finding it. Remember that this just what I believe to be true based on what I know. However, I may be absolutely right or completely wrong or somewhere in the middle here. So I'm not trying to say im dead on point, just showing you what I see. What I failed to mention is how much troops a failed attack will cost you! Will find out later lol
What I am saying is that of the target is near your strength, you'd lose more troops than you would if you're much stronger than them. If you were weaker, in your example, while you may begin to lose 350 troops per attack, when you get weaker from the lack of troops, you will lose more. You may start to lose 380, 400, 450 troops per attack, and then start losing and lose 650 per attack (all these numbers are made up, but they follow the trend). When you lose more troops per attack, you get less attacks per regen.
for the effort. But the presentation makes it hard to understand this guide, so I can't tell if it helpful or not.