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Right now, if you have an army that's smaller than the other one, the bigger one loses more troops /s than the smaller one.
The issue with this is that if a tiny army joins the battle, battle is now in a different state that the beginning (i.e. it has lost more troops, so it will be more balanced than at the beginning), so the time will be squewed and it will be more and more favorable towards the small army
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Right now, if you have an army that's smaller than the other one, the bigger one loses more troops /s than the smaller one.
The issue with this is that if a tiny army joins the battle, battle is now in a different state that the beginning (i.e. it has lost more troops, so it will be more balanced than at the beginning), so the time will be squewed and it will be more and more favorable towards the small army
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: