hey everyone,
here is a quick video guide explaning what is fatigue, how it works and how you can benefit from playing with it in mind
cheers
Laetus
video guide and tips to FATIGUE
hey everyone,
here is a quick video guide explaning what is fatigue, how it works and how you can benefit from playing with it in mind
cheers
Re: video guide and tips to FATIGUE
Nice, I hate all the hidden stats so this was very interesting for me.
I didn't think fatigue affected combat as quickly and as drastically as that. I will start to do battle unit rotation more often.
Re: video guide and tips to FATIGUE
Battle rotation works well against the humans, but not so well against the AI as it can micro units to stab your retreating units in the back (even if you have another unit engaging the enemy).Originally Posted by FB_Bob
Nice, I hate all the hidden stats so this was very interesting for me.
I didn't think fatigue affected combat as quickly and as drastically as that. I will start to do battle unit rotation more often.
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Re: video guide and tips to FATIGUE
For the record about chevron upgrades, because of the hidden algorithms used, the stats in the database and the ingame values are not in complete synergy. Melee_attack, melee_defence and moral in this case are a bit different in game.
EDIT: There should be 2 to melee attack and melee defence on level 1, while 1 to moral at level 1. Then it's just a steady +1 per level from there on.
Further more. From testing silver chevron and upwards I can say fatigue resistance stats seem to be correct. The units with 5 and 6 chevrons become tiered at the same time, as is the case with the units with 7 and 8 chevrons. Because of the fatigue resistance, I think cavalry have "chevron benchmarks" at 5, 7 and 9. They all recover from exhaustion at the same time.
From testing that Maximus have done, the marksmanship bonus (accuracy) does not seem to have any noticeable effect on the kill ratio. The reload bonus does make unit fire their projectiles in more rapid.
~Wille
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