AA combat formula

[vmxa1]

Have the units in that scenario been modified? That is common for many of those packaged maps.

[Jaybe]

Originally posted by Mad Bomber
... The Japanese do not seem to suffer more than about a 20% loss rate per unit attacking.

Are you MAD, Bomber?
Have you forgotten alexman's first post, stating that the AA value is ONE TENTH of the stated strength?
Four 2-strength flaks would be 0.8A/2D = 0.8/2.8 = 28.6%.
One flak: 0.2A/2D = 0.2/2.2 = 9%

EDIT, per one of alexman's posts on page 1:
"More like:
1 AA unit: 9%
2 AA units: 17%
3 AA units: 25%
4 AA units: 32%

Assuming the AA unit is a flak." /EDIT

[Mad Bomber]

Originally posted by Jaybe

Are you MAD, Bomber?
Have you forgotten alexman's first post, stating that the AA value is ONE TENTH of the stated strength?
Four 2-strength flaks would be 0.8A/2D = 0.8/2.8 = 28.6%.
One flak: 0.2A/2D = 0.2/2.2 = 9%

EDIT, per one of alexman's posts on page 1:
"More like:
1 AA unit: 9%
2 AA units: 17%
3 AA units: 25%
4 AA units: 32%

Assuming the AA unit is a flak." /EDIT

I could have sworn that the posted odds where higher for three flak units....I guess I should stop posting after tossing down a 6-pack.

[Jaybe]

Originally posted by Mad Bomber
... I guess I should stop posting after tossing down a 6-pack.

A NOBLE excuse!

[Last Conformist]

Drunk posts:

I guess the big question is, why didn't they make AA units work like, well, mobile SAM Batteries?

[spy14]

Good question, no other units in the game have a cumulative effect (an effect that a lot of people have asked for since CTP!)