How does autoresolve works?

[goro]

I play a lot of campaigns in which i mostly use autoresolve.What stats does the autoresolve take into account?I already know that the effective against armour skill makes some units overpowered like the woodsmen.If someone knows please put some detailed information here

[Valandur]

I play a lot of campaigns in which i mostly use autoresolve.What stats does the autoresolve take into account?I already know that the effective against armour skill makes some units overpowered like the woodsmen.If someone knows please put some detailed information here

Auto Resolve is basically -

Number of troops, quality of troops, quality of general, quality of troop stats and the terrain.

However, a unit of Kataphracts would probably win an auto-resolve against a stack of peasants.

[goro]

what im asking is how the stats behave.does the missile stat taken into account?cavalry?armor?stuff like that.i know how the autoresolve works.i want to know the details about it

[Visorslash]

Check the Epic HS thread. Apparently the first unit fights the first unit of the opposing force, then if it wins it fights the second unit of the opposing force and so on. So you can tailor your armies.

[xjohnnywas]

Check the Epic HS thread. Apparently the first unit fights the first unit of the opposing force, then if it wins it fights the second unit of the opposing force and so on. So you can tailor your armies.

How do you tailor your armies

I can't change the order of my units. Maybe I can in open field but not in the Cities

[Monsieur Alphonse]

Move your general (or the unit that you want to be first in the order of your army) and add the units in the order you want. You can place your general outside a city to do this and then move the army back into the city

[eXistenZ]

Does auto-resolve takes battle difficulty in account? The same setting gives you a different outcome when a different battle difficulty is selected at the start?

[MJDreamWalker13]

Does auto-resolve takes battle difficulty in account? The same setting gives you a different outcome when a different battle difficulty is selected at the start?

Ever since going from Medium to Hard I started losing a lot more auto-resolved battles, as well as more soldiers. My style of play didn't change, so I reckon it's battle difficulty that affects it. Don't have any technical evidence to back it up though.

[cenkiss]

Does auto-resolve takes battle difficulty in account? The same setting gives you a different outcome when a different battle difficulty is selected at the start?

Yes.A lot.

[Monsieur Alphonse]

Auto resolve takes only the campaign difficulty into account not the battle difficulty. And only the mêlée stats are taken into account. So missile troops suck in auto calc. It is best to place your best mêlée units first in the order of your stack. So after your general have some heavy infantry. This will make your stack stronger when auto resolving.

[goro]

Auto resolve takes only the campaign difficulty into account not the battle difficulty. And only the mêlée stats are taken into account. So missile troops suck in auto calc. It is best to place your best mêlée units first in the order of your stack. So after your general have some heavy infantry. This will make your stack stronger when auto resolving.

that means that units like dismounted dvor are reaching 50% of their potential?
and why do they say that vardariotai own in autoresolve?

[painter]

Auto-resolve should take into account of the unit's morale. At higher difficulties, the AI's units have much better morale, so you should start losing more men unless you can counter their bonus in morale.