AlexSpl
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I remember mentioning that there is a 25% chance, despite the usual probability, to avoid negative morale. So, this chance exists only for computer players. Therefore, the probability of negative morale occurring for computer players is:
P(negative) = -m/12 * (1 - 0.25) = -m/16,
which is another confirmation that the computer is cheating :)
Furthermore, the probability of a Djinn's ability appearing is exactly twice as high as stated in various FAQs, and it is 20%.
2VDV_forever: We can introduce the concept of a "game session" (a time interval between starting and ending a game). Indeed, within a single game session, there is a limited number of battle maps for a given stack of monsters on the map. Therefore, for example, it may not be possible to trigger morale for a unit in the first round. But if you restart the game (start a new game session), the number of battle maps changes! When I talk about probabilities, I mean that the player can start as many game sessions as they want.
P(negative) = -m/12 * (1 - 0.25) = -m/16,
which is another confirmation that the computer is cheating :)
Furthermore, the probability of a Djinn's ability appearing is exactly twice as high as stated in various FAQs, and it is 20%.
2VDV_forever: We can introduce the concept of a "game session" (a time interval between starting and ending a game). Indeed, within a single game session, there is a limited number of battle maps for a given stack of monsters on the map. Therefore, for example, it may not be possible to trigger morale for a unit in the first round. But if you restart the game (start a new game session), the number of battle maps changes! When I talk about probabilities, I mean that the player can start as many game sessions as they want.