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Post by pablangaa on Aug 10, 2020 7:01:29 GMT
What is the function of training stars? Are they just a quick way to heal your gens but increasing their rank? Or do they have some function?
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Post by littlecorporal on Aug 10, 2020 9:43:28 GMT
Training stars allow your general to purchase chevrons during the game. 5 chevrons become a star. Chevrons give -2 damage reduction, up to a max of -10. Each chevron also adds some morale, they are like mini medi kits. To train, click on the training button and it will give you the cost in gold and food. Higher level chevrons are more expensive, I think its 30, 45, 70, 105. A 5 star general with two +4 defense items will take -18 on all damage.
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Post by John Marston on Dec 30, 2020 1:30:26 GMT
What are Chevrons?
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Post by Nobunaga Oda on Dec 30, 2020 2:02:43 GMT
To the top right of the unit sprite, you can see a bunch of stacked arrows pointing upwards, right? Those are likely the "Chevrons" mentioned. It ranges from nothing to a *.
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Post by John Marston on Dec 30, 2020 2:27:41 GMT
Nobunaga Oda , I get it but, is there any specific way by which they can be obtained ? I mean I know they can be obtained in a campaign or a conquest by training or by dealing damage, is there any specific way to obtain chevrons. Like by dealing some amount of damage or so on... ?
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Post by Nobunaga Oda on Dec 30, 2020 16:41:18 GMT
Nobunaga Oda , I get it but, is there any specific way by which they can be obtained ? I mean I know they can be obtained in a campaign or a conquest by training or by dealing damage, is there any specific way to obtain chevrons. Like by dealing some amount of damage or so on... ? At the bottom right of your gen's status window, there is a bullseye symbol. This stands for the number of "trainings" a gen can undergo up to a limit of 5*s. The maximum chevron rank you can use the gen to train to is determined by this status. It cannot be increased by regrouping gens. You'll see a corresponding symbol for units with gens who can still perform actions. This is only possible if the gen has more training *s than the current chevron number of the unit the gen is deployed on.
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Post by John Marston on Dec 31, 2020 1:04:18 GMT
Nobunaga Oda, I thought they were only training stars, used when regrouping generals. Anyway, I got it though. Thanks
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Post by littlecorporal on Dec 31, 2020 3:59:23 GMT
Training stars actually have nothing to do with training. They give the unit your general commands the opportunity to add chevrons using gold and food.
Units also regularly gain chevrons through battle, I think its a function of how much damage the unit does, artillery seem to advance quickest.
Your general units can exceed their general stars through combat, i.e. you can pay to train twice and your general can then gain more chevrons in battle.
In general, high nobility generals with chevrons make the defense items gradually obsolete.
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Post by John Marston on Dec 31, 2020 14:17:13 GMT
How do we increase the stars of a general in a particular field like infantry Nobunaga Oda ,
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Post by Nobunaga Oda on Dec 31, 2020 16:35:09 GMT
How do we increase the stars of a general in a particular field like infantry Nobunaga Oda , Generals with a skill <... Trainer> add one * to that specific category when regrouped into a gen, up to a total of 5*s for any gen.
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Post by littlecorporal on Jan 1, 2021 1:04:35 GMT
How do we increase the stars of a general in a particular field like infantry Nobunaga Oda , You will need an empty general slot. Buy a general with the trainer skill, like zavresky for infantry. Go to your headquarters, click on a general and click regroup, then click on a trainer. Make sure the arrow is going the right way, ie you are regrouping the trainer general and not the other way around. Before you regroup, it will show you the post regrouping nobility and rank of the general and below show how many stars the general will now have in the trainers skill. Make sure neither general has any items. Now you can regroup.
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Post by John Marston on Jan 1, 2021 3:54:07 GMT
I mean how many training stars are required for a trainer to upgrade the stars of a general littlecorporal,
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Post by littlecorporal on Jan 1, 2021 4:29:55 GMT
Training and training stars are actually two different things.
Training is a special ability some generals have (but no princessses). It will say "artillery trainer, cavalry trainer, etc." Under their skills. For example Zavresky has mass fire and infantry trainer. The trainer skill is useless in game, its only used when you regroup generals. For most generals, when you regroup you add in their nobility and rank to another general, at a discount of maybe 80%. But generals with the trainer skill add an extra star to that ability as well.
The extra star works like a +5 combat item, so its really only needed after you have already gotten the attack items. Items are better because multiple generals can use them. Once you have a lot of items, then you can start using trainers to make your generals even stronger.
Training stars mean the general can add chevrons in game by spending food and gold. The chevrons reduce damage by 2. The max is 5, so -10 damage.
Oddly, the only skill you cant train in is training stars. However many stars you start with is what you get. This is the main problem with Sophia. Compared with the elite princesses she has few training stars.
You can train generals in business. This is very useful because a five stad in business general can buy items much cheaper. This is why Arnold is a great general, he has 5 stars in trading and is a business trainer. So you can use him to buy and sell itens first and then regroup him into another general later. Lan comes with 4 business stars, so she just needs one business trainer to get 5 stars.
Mobility is the most useful skill because it can be used with any unit. Its also the most expensive and difficult, because there is only 1 tier 1 movement trainer Dietz. The same rules as items exist. First buy movement items, then worry about trainers.
For infantry, cavalary, artillery trainers, they only make sense.on specialized generals like Victoria, Lan, and Isabella who are primarily used on a single unit type. For hybrids, like Sakurako, it makes more sense to just train in mobility and use items.
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Post by John Marston on Jan 1, 2021 4:32:55 GMT
So levelling up rank and nobility improves the skill of the general?
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Post by littlecorporal on Jan 1, 2021 4:39:21 GMT
So levelling up rank and nobility improves the skill of the general? I guess its more about terminology. Skills are the different special abilities generals have, like Strike or Nobleman. Rank is your generals hit points and nobility their regeneneration. So higher rank and nobility are more about how many hits your general can take while skills are your generals special abilities.
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