How does CivIII Conquest determine battle outcomes?
For example, if an archer attacks an immortal, the archer wins a majority of the time, but if the immortal attacks the archer, the immortal usually comes out on top.
Related, what sort of unit is best to attack cities defended by the typical denfense units (Spearman-Pikeman-Musketman-Rifleman-Infantry-Mech Infantry). When I attakc a city dfended by Spearmen, my knights generally get a sound thrashing, whereas my immortals have at least a fighting chance, even though both have the same attack strength and I think the knights even have a slight defensive bonus.
Just a-wondering.
For example, if an archer attacks an immortal, the archer wins a majority of the time, but if the immortal attacks the archer, the immortal usually comes out on top.
Related, what sort of unit is best to attack cities defended by the typical denfense units (Spearman-Pikeman-Musketman-Rifleman-Infantry-Mech Infantry). When I attakc a city dfended by Spearmen, my knights generally get a sound thrashing, whereas my immortals have at least a fighting chance, even though both have the same attack strength and I think the knights even have a slight defensive bonus.
Just a-wondering.
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