I have this paratrooper badly damage so I left it idle in friendly territory. It healed from 3,8 to 5,7=1,9 HP out of 35. It should heal (35-3,
*,15=4,7 HP right? Why does it not?
Does morale in the province affect healing?
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oh, I didn't understood. LolK.Rokossovski wrote:
Yes Daniel, that's exactly what noobnoob's calculation was doing. Yet it didn't produce the expected result.
is this a bug that wasnt noticed, are other units healing correctly?
Wdym? I'm fluent in English and haven't really used google translate at all except for one time that some Spanish person accidentally posted in the English forum. I try my best to know measurements and such from all over the world.Claudio NVKP wrote:
Didn't you use google translate to talk before? (Your early posts are written with a bracket that they're written with google translate.)Donk2.0 wrote:
All of these, except the decimal part, I know. Both my parents are European, and I've been to Europe several times. Americans do tend to be stupid though lol.K.Rokossovski wrote:
Yeah, somehow Americans think their way is the only way... in a lot of the world:1,234.56 is written as 1.234,5631st of december is written as 31-12-2022Donk2.0 wrote:
Wow, I actually never knew that. That's pretty cool.NoobNoobTrain wrote:
Commas is not a mistake. That's a common decimal separator outside US/UK.You need to know the rule for healing first in order to understand my question.
7am is written as 07:00, and 7 pm is written as 19:00
And I guess you know about the existance of kilograms, liters, and meters?
So how do you survive in America without knowing English?
Our way is the only way. ;-p I think that is worldwide. Some people understand other cultures, some are focused on their own day to day. I literally talked to a guy once who never traveled more than 30 miles from his home, and he was late 70s. I was shocked! Then again, I have been in a lot of places: Canada, Mexico, South America, Europe, Middle East, and most US states. We obviously prefer our way because we are use to using it.K.Rokossovski wrote:
Yeah, somehow Americans think their way is the only way... in a lot of the world:Donk2.0 wrote:
Wow, I actually never knew that. That's pretty cool.NoobNoobTrain wrote:
Commas is not a mistake. That's a common decimal separator outside US/UK.You need to know the rule for healing first in order to understand my question.
1,234.56 is written as 1.234,56
31st of december is written as 31-12-2022
7am is written as 07:00, and 7 pm is written as 19:00
And I guess you know about the existance of kilograms, liters, and meters?
Water boils at 212 degrees.Pilgrim2 wrote:
Our way is the only way. ;-p I think that is worldwide. Some people understand other cultures, some are focused on their own day to day. I literally talked to a guy once who never traveled more than 30 miles from his home, and he was late 70s. I was shocked! Then again, I have been in a lot of places: Canada, Mexico, South America, Europe, Middle East, and most US states. We obviously prefer our way because we are use to using it.K.Rokossovski wrote:
Yeah, somehow Americans think their way is the only way... in a lot of the world:1,234.56 is written as 1.234,56Donk2.0 wrote:
Wow, I actually never knew that. That's pretty cool.NoobNoobTrain wrote:
Commas is not a mistake. That's a common decimal separator outside US/UK.You need to know the rule for healing first in order to understand my question.
31st of december is written as 31-12-2022
7am is written as 07:00, and 7 pm is written as 19:00
And I guess you know about the existance of kilograms, liters, and meters?
1 Yard = 36 inches.
1 Gallon = 8 Pint.
The Best way in the world.
I haven't observed all my units as I have something like 500 atmKarl von Krass wrote:
is this a bug that wasnt noticed, are other units healing correctly?
It is my impression, that healing usually works as expected, just not for this particular paratrooper. I guess I should observe if this is a general paratrooper issue.
Btw.: Para lvl 4 is the big deal!
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