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Sooooo Heres the movement formula in battle


Basis Speed:
Inf=150
Cav=300
arch=125
Cat=50

Example:

Cavalry basis speed = 300
max attribute=190
tech level = 10
300*(1+190/100+10*0,03)=
300*(1+1,9+0,3)=
300*3,2=
960
But you also have to consider that cav also got a range, the formula of range is


Ranges:
Inf: 25
Cav: 40
Arch: 600
Cats: 600


so max movement of cats is 960 and max range is 40*(1+10*0,02)=48

maxed cav can reach enemies which are 960+48=1008 away.... that means
cav can hit now cats in the first round, if the speed of the opponent completes the equation: attribute/100+techlvl*3>=1,813333333 and the cats move forward

thanks uranos

Thanks Uranos! I'll give any more guide suggestions as I think of them.

Also, I think max speed attribute is 167.5... (100 + 30 horse + 15 manual + 15 enhanced horse + 7.5 enhanced manual)

Nice guide Uranos. One thing in it that confused me for a bit though...

No max enhancement gives you 100% on equipment making the equipment = 45x2=90

Making max 100+90+30= 220

Ah, thanks Nathan. For some reason I recall the highest being 50%, I guess not.

no Enhancement adds 100% sso its nice round numbers

What is the +30 from?

+30 from the tech addded onto the base attribute

Almost works, except that the remainders of a*(1 + x/100) and a*(y*0.03) are rounded down or up perhaps individually so the end result can be off by a unit or two. For instance, if a=50, x= 99, y = 9

then your equation would give you a distance traveled of

50*(1+99/100+9*.03) = 50*(2.26) = 113 when the actual movement is 112

although...

50*2.26 = 50 + 50*.99 + 50*.27 = 50 + 49.5 + 13.5 = 113
if you round down 49.5 and 13.5 to 49 and 13 the sum becomes 112 which is the correct speed, so i originally thought decimals were rounded down individually...

However,

125*2.26 = 282.5 = 125 + 123.75 + 33.75 = 282.5 and 125 + 123 +33 = 281 and 125 + 124 + 34 = 283 so neither rounding down nor up individually accounts for the error and neither rounding up nor down to the whole accounts for the error so I'm not exactly sure how its calculated.