How do battles actually resolve

Totally new here...

How, and how long, do battles actually resolve? I'm sitting here watching my troops in an enemy city and nothing is happening.

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This is as I understand it:

Say you have 1 infantry, and 1 tank, attacking 1 infantry and 1 tank.

Every unit has two sets of battle stats, attacking, and defending. You can find the information in their respective information page, on what has what stats. But naturally, some units do better against others than a different unit would.

For explanation's sake, let's say the infantry have 1 attack against tanks, and 2 against infantry. The tank, again for arguments sake has the same stats.

Your total attack value would be 4 vs infantry, and 2 vs tanks.

Each type of unit has it's own health as well, represented by Morale. The initial contact, so the start of the battle, your 1 tank and 1 infantry will do 4 damage to the enemy infantry, and 2 damage to tanks. The enemy will then do their DEFENSIVE values in damage against you. Which typically, for defending the stats are higher.

After the initial contact, every 60 minutes after that, another "round" will pass, and you'll deal your damage to them, and they'll deal their damage to you. This will continue to go on, and on, and on, and on, and on, until one side has 0 health (morale), and the other one manages to limp onwards to victory.

From my understanding the stats used are based on who attacks and never change after the initial contact (only degrade by prolonged fighting). So my question is:

How is the attacker or defender determined?

For example I have 2 armies and they are both going against eachother.

Stats are portrayed in the Info area of the unit, and a 'battle' within a battle takes place every hour.

Astralenigma wrote:

From my understanding the stats used are based on who attacks and never change after the initial contact (only degrade by prolonged fighting). So my question is:

How is the attacker or defender determined?

For example I have 2 armies and they are both going against eachother.

By who's moving, basically. If your units are sat in a province, and doing nothing, and someone elses units move into the same point in the map as them, as your units were there first, they're considered the defenders, and the opponent the attackers. If your troops are moving at the same time towards each other, both forces are considered to be attacking each other, so both use the attack stats listed.

Again, that's from what I can gather. I'm rather new myself too lol. From all the likes I keep getting though, I can only assume I'm correct so far :P

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