| Author | 7 tiles away, but still in range? |
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https://www.lordswm.com/photo_pl_photos.php?aid=715
Last picture.
With paint ive set all the numbers on it.
The number represents the range. So if you 4, it means that with a range of 4, that will be in range, everything higher or without a number is out of range.
Now those skeletal dragons are number 7. However when I did hover my mouse over them it said they were in range....
As you can see in the battle my crossbowmens range was 6, and not 7 because of some artifact.
This battle:
https://www.lordswm.com/war.php?warid=486568933
Did I made a mistake with the numbers?
Is there anything else I have missed?
Is it a bug? |
| Shooting range of 6 doen't correspond with moving range of 6. It's a bit larger. |
Shooting range (6):
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Movement range of creature with speed 6:
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Uhm... Should work better this time...
Shooting range (6):
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Movement range of creature with speed 6:
^^^^^^#
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^^^####
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hm thats weird..... never knew that....
I wonder why I didnt notice that before....=/ |
Have a look at Arctic's photo album
https://www.lordswm.com/photo_pl_photos.php?aid=789 |
| yes, see arctic photo's. |
| Interesting. I didn't know that either. It appears that shooting range uses the exact, Pythagorean distance formula, instead of the simple formula used by movement range. |
| QATC then I guess. |
| closed by Lady Takesister (2010-01-19 11:14:46) |
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