Zingel
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But agree, you want to abandon an objective coefficient. We discussed this yesterday, and it seems no one is arguing that a unit's defense significantly affects its power... You justify your refusal by saying that it will increase the difference between units.
From this, I'm afraid I have to ask: aren't we going down the wrong path if we are willing to turn a blind eye to the obvious in favor of our internal unit assessments? After all, we shouldn't tailor the formula to our assessments... First, we need to consider everything that we consider significant. And then we'll have to balance the formula later.
Okay. I'll try to recalculate the table, taking into account three correction coefficients.
a)
1 - coefficient from the average attack (at the unit level)
2 - coefficient from the average defense (at the unit level)
3 - coefficient from the unit level
b)
1 - coefficient from the average attack (across all units)
2 - coefficient from the average defense (across all units)
Although, I agree, the previous unit table was also pretty good :)
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All units are good in something... they have strengths and weaknesses!!!
Герои - это клёво.