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Considering the Grail? That's not even funny anymore.
Regarding special buildings: have you ever built an additional building to increase the number of skeletons and then recruited skeletons there? Personally, I haven't met a single player who does that: skeletons are provided by necromancy, not by additional buildings in the castle.
Why is damage and the number of units summed up? After all, the damage of several creatures is equal to the damage of one creature multiplied by their number.
Why is the number of hit points and the number of creatures summed up? After all, the total number of hit points of a squad is equal to the number of hit points of one unit multiplied by the number of units in the squad.
If the calculation took into account the weekly increase, how could phoenixes lose to anyone? How? Also, how did goblins end up with 11 hit points (your post from 08/15/2006, 17:49) instead of 4?
I believe that in the current situation, the most constructive approach would be to move from criticism to developing a more general approach to this issue. The formula, to be honest, will not work anyway, but it is possible to try to develop some APPROXIMATE lists of unit strength – they will help beginners in the future.
Considering the Grail? That's not even funny anymore.
Regarding special buildings: have you ever built an additional building to increase the number of skeletons and then recruited skeletons there? Personally, I haven't met a single player who does that: skeletons are provided by necromancy, not by additional buildings in the castle.
Why is damage and the number of units summed up? After all, the damage of several creatures is equal to the damage of one creature multiplied by their number.
Why is the number of hit points and the number of creatures summed up? After all, the total number of hit points of a squad is equal to the number of hit points of one unit multiplied by the number of units in the squad.
If the calculation took into account the weekly increase, how could phoenixes lose to anyone? How? Also, how did goblins end up with 11 hit points (your post from 08/15/2006, 17:49) instead of 4?
I believe that in the current situation, the most constructive approach would be to move from criticism to developing a more general approach to this issue. The formula, to be honest, will not work anyway, but it is possible to try to develop some APPROXIMATE lists of unit strength – they will help beginners in the future.