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How they calculate ST score?Sometimes only 1 wave makes a huge difference in score.
So how this score is calculated? | | As far as I can see from my own combats, every time one of my stacks or heroe attacks, it increases the score. | | every unit has a value. for every unit killed, you receive points based on that value. higher tier units will generally loot you more points. Also monsters give you the most points. | | no specific answers :( | | if i am correct (but not sure) u get for every hitpoint u kill a point | For every 1 point of damage you deal to enemies you gain a certain, preset, number of points. As an example (not real values) if you hit a stack of recruits for 1 damage, you get 1.2 points, whereas if you hit a stack of brilliant unis for 1 damage, you get 4.3 points. This value is multiplied by how much damage you deal to the stack. Lets say that you deal 1000 damage to a stack of recruits and there are some left. Since you dealt 1000 full damage to recruits, you would get (1000*1.2) 1200 points. But if there are only 60 recruits, and you deal 1000 damage to them, you would only get 60*1.2=72 points. Make sense?
I don't know every creatures specific value for points as they all differ. If you really want to know, write down your score before you hit a stack, and then after you hit it. Then subtract lower score from higher score and divide by how much damage you did to them to find the damage/point ratio for that creature. :) | | it is not always same, the number of stacks left also determine it | its based on the exp value, it could be found in "about the game" on the russian server. nobody bothered translating the entire manual to english.
http://help.ordenmira.ru/
An angel has 330 point value, skeletons have 6 point value. Thus every point of damage to a skeleton would net you 6/4 = 1.5points. And every point of damage to angel would net you 330/180 = 1.83 points. |
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