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Nige
Hi
I'm hoping somebody can help me with a little problem.
The scenario is this:
I'm playing an online game in which players are able to scout villages
for resources, troops, etc. However, if the opposing player has x
number of scouts present in their village, then y number of my scouts
will be destroyed and the scouting attempt is detected. Attacking
scouts have attack values (35 each) and defending scouts have defense
values (20 each).
For example:
Is send 10 scouts (10 * 35 = 350), and in the defending village there
are 2 scouts (2 * 20 = 40), so by using the formula ROUND(40*(40/350)
^1.5,0), I can see that I will lose two scouts. By sending 22 scouts
would mean that all would survive and the scouting would be
undetected.
How can I 'reverse' this formula, so that by inputting a given number
of defending scouts, I will never have any losses?
I'm stumped!
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Nige
I'm hoping somebody can help me with a little problem.
The scenario is this:
I'm playing an online game in which players are able to scout villages
for resources, troops, etc. However, if the opposing player has x
number of scouts present in their village, then y number of my scouts
will be destroyed and the scouting attempt is detected. Attacking
scouts have attack values (35 each) and defending scouts have defense
values (20 each).
For example:
Is send 10 scouts (10 * 35 = 350), and in the defending village there
are 2 scouts (2 * 20 = 40), so by using the formula ROUND(40*(40/350)
^1.5,0), I can see that I will lose two scouts. By sending 22 scouts
would mean that all would survive and the scouting would be
undetected.
How can I 'reverse' this formula, so that by inputting a given number
of defending scouts, I will never have any losses?
I'm stumped!
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Nige