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Unit stats
Hello
So i just realized the in game wiki shows the stats of your units, with the effects from your doctrine, which in many ways is super awesome!
But, i would love to be able to see the stats without doctrine effect. Is there anywhere you can do this? The wiki page on the internet seems out of date.
Thanks for you help!
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I know, it outdate 
But my question relates to the fact the the ingame shows stats with the effects of the doctrine you currently are using.
I want to see them without these, is there anywhere i can see them without the doctrine effect?
Thanks!
there is always doctriensSingpa wrote:
I know, it outdate![]()
But my question relates to the fact the the ingame shows stats with the effects of the doctrine you currently are using.
I want to see them without these, is there anywhere i can see them without the doctrine effect?
Thanks!
"Football is a game of deceit"- Diego Maradona. Call of war is to.
if you want to see the stats for one unit, you can find them (without the doctrine adjustments) by doing this:
When you are in a game, go to research.
Find the unit you want.
click on it so that it shows up underneath the things that you are currently researching. (at this point you should be able to see how man resources it takes to research that unit).
Then click on "information".
That will open up an information page that shows what that units attack and defense strengths are in each terrain, what speed the unit travels at on each terrain and how much it costs of each resource to produce one unit.
And all these #'s are pre-doctrine adjustment #'s.
Does that help?
"Nobody can hurt me without my permission".- Mahatma Gandhi commenting on his perspective on Call of War.
Either, there is something i dont understand, or that is wrong. In my Tibet game (pan-asian), level 1 attack bomber have an attack rating of 1 vs. infantry, while in my game as montana (axis) they have (at level 1) an attack of 1,3.
They should be the same.
I just went in and looked at some #'s....you are correct, that my original description was off....If you follow the steps that I outlined above....the attack and defend #'s that are listed in the research section ARE adjusted based upon doctrine (In the earlier post, I thought those #'s were NOT adjusted based upon doctrine).
So... The attack number that is used if there are no doctrine bonuses or reductions for attack bombers attacking infantry is 1.0...If I am playing as Commitern, in the research section it will show attack bombers as attacking infantry at .9 (because commitern gets a 10% reduction in attack damage, for all units), if i am playing as pan-asian, it will show attack bombers attacking infantry at 1.0 for (because there is no reduction or bonus to attack damage for pan-asian) and if i am playing as axis, it will show attack bombers attacking infantry at 1.3 (because axis gets a 15% bonus in attack damage for all units...plus axis gets a 15 % attack damage bonus for all attack bomber units).
So....when you are playing as axis, your attack bombers will attack infantry at 1.3, whereas your attack bombers will attack infantry at 1.0 as pan-asian, and at .9 if you are commitern.
Sorry that i explained it wrong the first time.
"Nobody can hurt me without my permission".- Mahatma Gandhi commenting on his perspective on Call of War.
To go back and answer (correctly) your original question, i would say:
Look in the research section when you are Pan Asian (because pan-asian has no bonuses or reductions for ALL units, unlike Commitern and Axis).
The numbers listed in the research section of Pan asian will all be the correct, non-doctrine adjusted, numbers, with the exception of the 7 units that receive a pan-asian bonus. Those are: Artillary, Armored cars, Light tanks, interceptors, navy bombers, battleships and flying bombs. For those units....look at the numbers that are listed in research when you are playing as allies (allies, like pan-asian, do not give a bonus or reduction to ALL units).
"Nobody can hurt me without my permission".- Mahatma Gandhi commenting on his perspective on Call of War.
So, what you are saying is, there is no way to see them without the adjustments.
Its cool, ill just have to do the math by myself then as you just explained. Had hoped i could skip that part.
Thanks for your time!
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