For example someone has a stack of tanks that are at 35% SBDE, will their AA ability also be reduced to 35%?
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12 Dec 2018, 19:10
Yes, The limits affect defending values as well as offense values.
the only advantage is that a large stack has more "bulk" to spread incoming damage over.
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13 Dec 2018, 02:54
VorlonFCW wrote:
Yes, The limits affect defending values as well as offense values.
the only advantage is that a large stack has more "bulk" to spread incoming damage over.
I don't understand...if I have a stack of 13 units which consist of 8 LT's (+2 on SBDE) and 5 AT's are you saying my AT's (which are within SBDE) and are 'soft' are reduced as well?
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13 Dec 2018, 04:39
ike53 wrote:
if I have a stack of 13 units which consist of 8 LT's (+2 on SBDE) and 5 AT's are you saying my AT's (which are within SBDE) and are 'soft' are reduced as well?
No, each unit type is calculated separately against each other unit type in the combat algorithm, so your extra tanks will have no effect on the anti tanks combat effectiveness.
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