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Aisar Saqib wrote:

Sol wrote:

IFLuX wrote:increas reward to at least 20 Q . Otherwise is pretty pointless for those who will be at tier 2 or 3

Then don't play or get better.

fix the DM calculation.. plzz. me and some other players are facing that problem... or see if my acct is bugged..

Sol wrote:

Aisar Saqib wrote:

Sol wrote:

IFLuX wrote:increas reward to at least 20 Q . Otherwise is pretty pointless for those who will be at tier 2 or 3

Then don't play or get better.

fix the DM calculation.. plzz. me and some other players are facing that problem... or see if my acct is bugged..

There was nothing wrong with it...

[04:57:39] sol:

None, you will need to send at least 429,365,656 assassin planets.
Low, you will need to send at least 472,302,221 assassin planets.
Medium, you will need to send at least 515,238,787 assassin planets.
High, you will need to send at least 601,111,918 assassin planets.
Critical, you will need to send at least 729,921,615 assassin planets.
[04:57:43] sol: is what HU reckons
[04:57:55] sol: 451,111,917 is what you approximately need
[04:58:03] sol: so it's in between none and low
[04:58:18] sol: this guy has no realm alert obviously
[04:58:44] sol: so if he had crit you would need much more than what they say for crit
[05:08:35] [Tziki] - Kev: Its ok, Sol's own calc appears to be out of date. but he swears the formula for DM hasnt been change.. in actual fact he was just **Filtered** the first time round and didnt make an accurate calc eh sol
[05:09:08] sol: hasnt
[05:09:19] sol: I feel things are different in the arena full stop
[05:09:36] sol: I reckon I changed some things ages ago so it's not similar powers to normal
[05:10:38] [Tziki] - Kev: lol
[05:10:58] [Tziki] - Kev: only a mild issue then...
[05:11:04] sol: QED you shouldn't be relying on calcs, it's easy as **Filtered** to do it with your brain

Sol wrote:1.4 multiplier, ish, for crit, it follows a general form of 1+ realm alert level/10
So, for instance, if you successfully DM someone you will see their assass action and yours, your action must be > 1.4* theirs if they are on critical (for it to be successful), so you can obviously bring your assassin action down a bit until you reach that point, but then again they might have a lower realm alert to screw with you. (keeping in mind, what you see there is not with their realm alert applied, it's just raw assass).
Same thing is essentially applied to covert, 1.4 multiplier etc.
Some people do one or two alerts less than critical to screw with other players, making them send in a criticals worth to attack with but still keeping the much needed income.

Lord Sneed wrote:

Sol wrote:1.4 multiplier, ish, for crit, it follows a general form of 1+ realm alert level/10
So, for instance, if you successfully DM someone you will see their assass action and yours, your action must be > 1.4* theirs if they are on critical (for it to be successful), so you can obviously bring your assassin action down a bit until you reach that point, but then again they might have a lower realm alert to screw with you. (keeping in mind, what you see there is not with their realm alert applied, it's just raw assass).
Same thing is essentially applied to covert, 1.4 multiplier etc.
Some people do one or two alerts less than critical to screw with other players, making them send in a criticals worth to attack with but still keeping the much needed income.

The odd thing is that I attempted to perform a DM with an assassin power of 720 trillion, when my opponent had a power of 441 trillion. My power was well over there assassin power with the 1.4 multiplier. This isn't the first time its happened, which is why I'm asking. I would just like to better understand the calculation that way I can implement better strategies in the game. Thanks!

Sol wrote:

Lord Sneed wrote:

Sol wrote:1.4 multiplier, ish, for crit, it follows a general form of 1+ realm alert level/10
So, for instance, if you successfully DM someone you will see their assass action and yours, your action must be > 1.4* theirs if they are on critical (for it to be successful), so you can obviously bring your assassin action down a bit until you reach that point, but then again they might have a lower realm alert to screw with you. (keeping in mind, what you see there is not with their realm alert applied, it's just raw assass).
Same thing is essentially applied to covert, 1.4 multiplier etc.
Some people do one or two alerts less than critical to screw with other players, making them send in a criticals worth to attack with but still keeping the much needed income.

The odd thing is that I attempted to perform a DM with an assassin power of 720 trillion, when my opponent had a power of 441 trillion. My power was well over there assassin power with the 1.4 multiplier. This isn't the first time its happened, which is why I'm asking. I would just like to better understand the calculation that way I can implement better strategies in the game. Thanks!

Did you send in all your assass planets you had trained?
To win, your assass you send in must be greater than theirs.
As a general formula:

Planets need to send in = their assass / (your assass/ your planets)

That's assuming the opponent has no realm alert.

Multiply by 1.4 if they have critical, or 1.5 just to be safe.

Sol wrote:Otherwise no , for this match it will be your typical DM sort of account, with full turns and weps and (I just thought of this two seconds ago and you should all take note so imma go ahead and bold this) Your CS will be stocked to the smaller of the CS's (either you or your opponent) e.g. you have 5 mill atk slots and 5 mill def, your opponent has 10 mill atk slots and 1 mill def, so BOTH of your cs's will have 5 mill atk and 1 mill def.

- CS is auto-filled to the smallest CS of your battle.

Caprila wrote:Ah i see. Maybe I just misread it.

As I have the smallest CS, I've never had the ability to buy more weapons