Battle Formula

[Li Wang]

I'm fighting at Jian Ye right now, and now that I've seen the practical application of the battle formula, I'm a little worried.

The system in it self is not bad, but it's not perfect. I think it adds multipliers to troops lost in large numbers, but what happens when you've got a miniscule force?

For example, under the current system, a group of 100 peasants could enter a battle with 10000 and losses would be equally proportionate.

Basically, what I'm trying to say is that there should be a point at which a unit is completely wiped out unless it's reinforced or it surrenders

[Sun Yuan Ci]

That's not how it works. Without equal force, the appearance of those multipliers wouldn't be seen. Look over the formula itself and input numbers at will that pertain to certain events on the battlefield and you'll see it's pretty foolproof, so long as it's the same formula they made a few years ago.

[Wei Guozhi]

BUMP.

Just a note since this is so visible. SYC is right, but the worry is in fact for the opposite equation. The larger the force the more damage you deal. I remember we added a defense multiplier to it somewhere but I don't recall us ever making the formula totally foolproof. Like all things, it can be manipulated so that is where human intervention comes in and goes 'NO!'.