Fatigue - Revision history

Pessoa at 18:38, 10 August 2018

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Pessoa at 18:31, 10 August 2018

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Pessoa at 18:29, 10 August 2018

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Pessoa at 18:29, 10 August 2018

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Pessoa: /* What attacks cause Fatigue? and how much? */

2018-08-10T18:28:22Z

‎What attacks cause Fatigue? and how much?

Groentje: /* What attacks cause Fatigue? and how much? */

2007-12-02T11:09:25Z

‎What attacks cause Fatigue? and how much?

Groentje: /* What attacks cause Fatigue? and how much? */

2007-12-02T11:08:13Z

‎What attacks cause Fatigue? and how much?

Groentje: /* What attacks cause Fatigue? and how much? */

2007-12-02T11:07:55Z

‎What attacks cause Fatigue? and how much?

Groentje: /* What attacks cause Fatigue? and how much? */

2007-12-02T11:07:05Z

‎What attacks cause Fatigue? and how much?

Groentje at 11:05, 2 December 2007

2007-12-02T11:05:30Z

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 '''Fake Stacks''':
-* A common strategy is to use low [[net power]] ''fake stacks'' of units to cause fatigue without risking losing a battle due to losing said units.
+* A common strategy is to use low [[net power]] ''fake stacks'' of units to cause fatigue without risking losing a battle due to the loss of said units.
 * This is seen most often in shorter stacked mages.
 * A stack '''must''' be at least .07% of your unit power to engage a unit in combat and cause fatigue.

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 '''Fake Stacks''':
-* A common strategy in shorter stacked mages is to use low [[net power]] ''fake stacks'' of units to cause fatigue without risking losing a battle due to losing said units.
+* A common strategy is to use low [[net power]] ''fake stacks'' of units to cause fatigue without risking losing a battle due to losing said units.
-* A stack must be at least .07% of your unit power to engage a unit in combat and cause fatigue.
+* This is seen most often in shorter stacked mages.
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 * A common strategy in shorter stacked mages is to use low [[net power]] ''fake stacks'' of units to cause fatigue without risking losing a battle due to losing said units.
 * A stack must be at least .07% of your unit power to engage a unit in combat and cause fatigue.
 == Example ==

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-'''Numbers''':<br>
+'''Numbers''':
 * Initial efficiency for each stack: 100% + level of [[Heroes#Effiency Bonus|leading hero]].
 * Reduction for each attack/counter: '''-15% for normal units'''.
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 ** The % is unimpacted by the size of the attacking or countering stack.
 ** [[Endurance]] does not seem to reduce fatigue of an [[Additional Strike]] ([http://ubb.the-reincarnation.com/viewtopic.php?t=9080&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=fatigue+additional+strike&start=0 UBB discussion]).
 '''Fake Stacks'''
 * A common strategy in shorter stacked mages is to use low [[net power]] ''fake stacks'' of units to cause fatigue without risking losing a battle due to losing said units.
 * A stack must be at least .07% of your unit power to engage a unit in combat and cause fatigue.

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 ** [[Endurance]] does not seem to reduce fatigue of an [[Additional Strike]] ([http://ubb.the-reincarnation.com/viewtopic.php?t=9080&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=fatigue+additional+strike&start=0 UBB discussion]).
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 == Example ==

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 '''Fatigue occurs''':
 * when a unit performs a [[Primary Attack]], the attacking unit will suffer from "Fatigue".
-* when a unit performs a [[Counter]] attack, the countering unit will suffer from "Fatigue" (no matter whether it did damage or failed).
+* when a unit performs a [[Counter]] attack, the countering unit will suffer from "Fatigue".
-* for each [[Primary Attack]] that is executed
+** it does not matter whether it did damage or failed.
 * for each [[Counter]] that it is triggered.
 * when a unit has [[Additional Strike]], it performs its [[Primary Attack]] twice and hence fatigues double.
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 '''Numbers''':<br>
 * Initial efficiency for each stack: 100% + level of [[Heroes#Effiency Bonus|leading hero]].
-* Reduction for each attack/counter: -15% for normal units
+* Reduction for each attack/counter: '''-15% for normal units'''.
 ** (100%-15% = 85%, 85%-15% = 70%, etc. for however many hits).
-*Reduction for each attack/counter: -10% for units with [[Endurance]]
+*Reduction for each attack/counter: '''-10% for units with [[Endurance]]'''.
 ** The % is unimpacted by the size of the attacking or countering stack.
-** [[Endurance]] does not seem to reduce fatigue of an [[Additional Strike]] ([http://ubb.the-reincarnation.com/viewtopic.php?t=9080&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=fatigue+additional+strike&start=0 UBB discussion])
+** [[Endurance]] does not seem to reduce fatigue of an [[Additional Strike]] ([http://ubb.the-reincarnation.com/viewtopic.php?t=9080&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=fatigue+additional+strike&start=0 UBB discussion]).
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 Fatigue is a term used for progressive reduction in [[efficiency]].
-Each time a unit strikes its [[efficiency]] is lowered - this effect is "Fatigue".
+Each time a unit strikes, its [[efficiency]] is lowered -- this effect is "Fatigue".
 Normally a stack starts attacking with an effiency of 100%. When the battle progresses, however, the efficiency of strikes typically becomes less and less - not in the least because counter strikes cause fatigue just like new strikes. By the time it is their turn to strike, especially low [[initiative]] units find themselves fatigued from receiving and countering enemy strikes. The fatigue effect is the main reason why units with a high [[initiative]] for their [[Primary Attack]] are so sought after.