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Weighting coefficient
Posted:
Tue May 10, 2011 2:05 pmby uranos
So we all know this:
War Prestige:
When a battle is over, the winning party gains war prestige (>=0), and the losing party loses war prestige (<=0).
When war prestige drops to the lowest number of your title, it won't drop any more.
Ware prestige=A-R*B
A stands for the losing party's loss
B stands for the winning party's loss
R stands for a weighting coefficient. The coefficient counts in calculating battle losses when one party is of overwhelmingly stronger than the other in a battle.
but whats R(only for stronger winner atm)
R=(lvlwinner-lvlloser)/2+1
Re: Weighting coefficient
Posted:
Tue May 10, 2011 9:50 pmby Nathan05
uranos wrote:
R=((lvlwinner-lvlloser)/2)+1
Do you actually mean that^ just trying to clear up confusion
(LvlWinner-Lvl Loser) +1
(2)
Re: Weighting coefficient
Posted:
Tue May 10, 2011 9:53 pmby Arythy
Nathan05 wrote:uranos wrote:
R=((lvlwinner-lvlloser)/2)+1
Do you actually mean that^ just trying to clear up confusion
(LvlWinner-Lvl Loser) +1
(2)
I was wondering the same thing.
Thanks for another formula, uranos!
Re: Weighting coefficient
Posted:
Thu May 19, 2011 2:56 amby SkyDreamer
Bump! =]
Thanks uranos! This is very helpful :D
Re: Weighting coefficient
Posted:
Thu May 19, 2011 7:08 amby redgun
Lol guys the equation means the same thing
but thanks for simplifying >.<
Re: Weighting coefficient
Posted:
Thu Oct 06, 2011 10:40 amby Alexjz
If a level 0 hits a level 20,
Level 0 lost 3k cats,
Level 20 lost nothing except turrets
Level 0 wins
Going by the formula, does it mean that the R-value = -11?
Pres gain = A - RB
= 0 -11(3000x10)
= 30000
Does it mean that the level 0 is going to gain 30k pres just by hitting turrets even though enemy have no troop loss?
Re: Weighting coefficient
Posted:
Thu Oct 06, 2011 2:30 pmby Nathan05
actually
(LvlWinner-Lvl Loser) +1
(2)
= 0-20+1
2
= -10+1
=-9
however if the losing party loses no troops then 0 prestige is gained or lost.
Re: Weighting coefficient
Posted:
Sat Oct 08, 2011 2:37 pmby Uranos62
Where is your point?
You know the prestoge formula is prestige loss loser -(prestiveloss winner * weighting coefficient)?