Okay, here's another one. I had assumed, up until now, that when you looked at the combat results, the relative strengths of either the warriors or the weapons was based on a mathematical formula involving the number of units and the attacking or defending power of each individual unit. However, I had a fight earlier today that just did not look right, so I totaled everything up and saw an anomaly. Please note that I am taking into account each unit's attack power on my side and each unit's defense power on the other guy's side.
On my side (with attack power listed):
7,430 Warriors
1 Trickster Faerie (29)
2 Shapeshifter Assassins (28)
323 Battle Elfs (28)
7,104 Balder Proteges (28)
Total: 208,041
On his side (with defense power listed):
11,510 Warriors
2 Bladeslingers (?)
1 Hero (32)
5 Sorcerer Elfs (30)
3 Darkwoads (?)
11 Rock Giants (28)
9 Shapeshifter Assassins (28)
482 Utgard Guards (28)
10 Ice Dwarfs (27)
1 Elder Frost Giant (27)
10,986 Balder Proteges (26)
Total: 300,171
Note that since I don't have the stats for the Bladesinger or the Darkwoad, I didn't include them, but the total combat fact is still a huge advantage for him (over 44%).
The system very clearly noted I was "stronger," however.
Am I missing something here?
Last edited: Dec 31, 2010