Post by lizardpianist on Sept 1, 2023 8:40:43 GMT
Napoleon's first law: An object in a trade with a 5-star Business trader tends to remain resource-constant, either in terms of medals or in-game resources, unless acted upon by an external force. (Law of Conservation)
You can basically 'rent' items and return them for free, no fee. For example, the original cost of a Snare Drum is 635 medals. If you have a 5-star trader, the cost is reduced to 508 when you buy it. When you sell it with a 5-star trader, then you are returned with exactly 508 medals!
How to refresh for Arnold from the start
Napoleon's second law: Overall damage equals your output multiplied by 100% minus your opponent's evasion. (Damage = Output * (100%-Evasion)) (Law of Evasion)
There are four types of Evasion: Terrain, Building, Hidden, Utility. (Correct me if I'm wrong here)
Hidden Evasion
More specific Damage-Output Formula
Napoleon's third law: For every engagement in a battle, there always exists an opposite reaction. (Law of Reaction)
In all battles you always take 1 damage at least for each engagement. Yes, even if you attack from a distance. Even against units with a question mark.
Proof and Analysis
You can basically 'rent' items and return them for free, no fee. For example, the original cost of a Snare Drum is 635 medals. If you have a 5-star trader, the cost is reduced to 508 when you buy it. When you sell it with a 5-star trader, then you are returned with exactly 508 medals!
How to refresh for Arnold from the start
Arnold is the cheapest general with 5 business stars from the start
ItemsNapoleon's second law: Overall damage equals your output multiplied by 100% minus your opponent's evasion. (Damage = Output * (100%-Evasion)) (Law of Evasion)
There are four types of Evasion: Terrain, Building, Hidden, Utility. (Correct me if I'm wrong here)
Hidden Evasion
More specific Damage-Output Formula
Napoleon's third law: For every engagement in a battle, there always exists an opposite reaction. (Law of Reaction)
In all battles you always take 1 damage at least for each engagement. Yes, even if you attack from a distance. Even against units with a question mark.
Proof and Analysis
