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Post by ππ³π°π΅π΄π¬πΊ on Jun 28, 2021 21:57:22 GMT
For reference: Hidden evasion in conquests: | America | 1775 | 5% | | | | 1812 | 10% | | | Europe | 1798 | 0% | | | | 1806 | 0%-2% | Differs beteen counties | | | 1809 | 0%-5% | Differs beteen counties | | | 1815 | 4%-7% | Differs beteen counties |
Dammage reduction for troops without a general with the corresponding evasion skill. (Burgle, Strike, Accurate) |
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Post by John Marston on Jul 22, 2021 4:33:26 GMT
10% for 1812 is just too much. And even 2% - 5% (1806 and 1809) makes the game, especially princess rushing conquest much harder as for 1806 and 1809 you have many facilities to get to. That gives another reason why 1798 is preffered for a princess conquest, especially if you play with weak generals (Be it trainers or crap generals) like Kutaisov. Also ππ³π°π΅π΄π¬πΊ , does evasion skills negate the hidden evasion? And does evasion stack when attacking from harsh terrain like a mountain? |
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Post by ππ³π°π΅π΄π¬πΊ on Jul 22, 2021 9:31:37 GMT
10% for 1812 is just too much. And even 2% - 5% (1806 and 1809) makes the game, especially princess rushing conquest much harder as for 1806 and 1809 you have many facilities to get to. That gives another reason why 1798 is preffered for a princess conquest, especially if you play with weak generals (Be it trainers or crap generals) like Kutaisov. AlsoΒ ππ³π°π΅π΄π¬πΊ , does evasion skills negate the hidden evasion? And does evasion stack when attacking from harsh terrain like a mountain? I am sure, this is the 'hidden reason' why only 1798 was played for princess runs before and why only the small speedrun-bonus of R31 was known. 10% in 1812 is massive. It stacks in percentpoints with utillity defense. Luckylie there no cities with terrain evasion in 1812. Only Burgle, Strike and Accurate remove evasion, even the hidden one - SiegeMaster removes the utillity defense  not evasion. That it is even country dependent in european conquests make it even harder - you just 'feel' a weakness but you can't name it - this makes the later conquests so difficult with unqualified generals. |
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not evasion.
