Qwerty
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Alright, let's figure this out. Were standard growth rates crossed? If so, how could 2 phoenixes lose to a single archdevil? It makes no sense.
If they fought one-on-one, then how was the phoenix able to defeat as many creatures as are behind it?
Next. As I understand it, speed 9, flight, and the retaliation strike of upgraded fairies still left them in second-to-last place? But they take down practically any first-level unit!
I didn't get the part about skeletons at all. What does "considering their presumed number" mean? Actually, it is quite difficult to create a situation of constant growth rather than one-time growth for upgraded skeletons—for this, the other six stacks must be very strong. In that case, let's just put them ahead of archangels "considering their presumed number."
The methodology is too opaque!
If they fought one-on-one, then how was the phoenix able to defeat as many creatures as are behind it?
Next. As I understand it, speed 9, flight, and the retaliation strike of upgraded fairies still left them in second-to-last place? But they take down practically any first-level unit!
I didn't get the part about skeletons at all. What does "considering their presumed number" mean? Actually, it is quite difficult to create a situation of constant growth rather than one-time growth for upgraded skeletons—for this, the other six stacks must be very strong. In that case, let's just put them ahead of archangels "considering their presumed number."
The methodology is too opaque!
