| Author | TG difficulty |
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| Is there a relation between fsp received while losing and difficulty? |
Yes.
The higher the FSP you gain upon losing the easier your next caravan should be. Some people say there is a minimum FSP you need to reach, others say there isn't. Sometimes it feels like the difficulty has been reduced at all (I've lost 5+ in a row before, was painful, but necros suck at TG)
If you want to have high FSP and lose at the same time, one method is to have a TG partner (it's basically 2 vs 2 but since there are a lot more troops, you get FSP easier)
https://www.lordswm.com/forum_messages.php?tid=2416641&page=0#40069203
https://www.lordswm.com/forum_messages.php?tid=2303081&page=0#37761847 |
| high fsp = less difficulty? I thought it was reverse :O |
Yeah, it's a little counter logical, but that's just the way Russians are I guess! :P
I'm pretty sure it's the same for events, the closer the battle is the more it goes down by (I think it explicitly said that for the last castle event we just had). |
| My last battle was a waste then :( |
| In my opinion it was really inteligent change in TG. Now even if you know you lose you do the best to reach as much fsp as you can. In other hand you need to try hard for good reduce difficulty. It wasn't so smart when you just did caravan for sure lose from the start and get reduce "for free" |
| That is one way to look at it. But sometimes the difficulty becomes so much that it is nearly impossible to kill even half the army. Then you have to multiple battles to lower the difficulty. |
