| Author | troop recover: relative or absolute? |
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is troop recover absolute or relative?
i mean, 0 to 100% mean recovering allt he troop, even those not deployed?.
i probably make myself clearer with an example.
Suppose a level "0" player have only teir 1 creatures, say for istance, 20 farmers.
20 farmers, if fully deployed constitute 100% of troops.
if 10 die after a battle, that player would be at 50% troop strenght and would have to wait 7minutes and half before being able to combat again.
Now suppose he engage a combat with only 10 farmers, the other 10 are not recruited from recruitment page.
if he win with 5 casualties, does he get 50% to be recovered or 25% to be recovered.
if he lose, does he get 100% to be recovered or 50% to be recovered? |
I think if he lose 5 farmer, after battle he have only 50% troops - 50%
If he lose - 100% recovery |
| Troop recovery is Absolute. Even if you left 19 farmers at 'home' and went in battle with only 1 (which I think the game would give you an error that your troops are not recruited), and you lost that 1 farmer, your troop strength would be 0% |
The answer is easy: each time you lose a battle, you are at 0% of health. Even if the troops you recruited were not the maximum allowed by your recruitment.
So, in your example, if 50% of the army you field is destroyed, you are at 50% health. Even if you fielded only a fraction of the troops you had access to.
In other words: deploying an inferior army in hopes to fight more often doesn't work ^_^ |
| The best example which happened me was tring to do brigands with only one skeleton, and after a lose - 15 minute to recover :/ |
| Think as a whole: you have a total number of HP for all your troops (independent on tier) and you take some total damage in a combat. When you recover your troops, you recover the total damage taken in that combat independent on which troop took the damage. |
The best example which happened me was tring to do brigands with only one skeleton, and after a lose - 15 minute to recover :/
happened to me too, and i was in full arts :x |
| It is all the time 9 second per 1% recovered. 100% means 900 seconds = 15 minutes tops. |
