Hydrosalpinx
Dec 7, 2010 2:14am
#1
Ha! I wish I could delete an entire post I made. That's a suggestion.
As far as the subject... is there one out there?
Edited 2 times - last Dec 7, 2010 2:24am
Hogan
Dec 7, 2010 2:37am
#2
err... is this what you want?
https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AomitwsBNn9HdExvbjh5VDBQWXdKX3hrMGNZNjNSWkE&hl=en
Note: All the "values" come from the help pages. Link located on the right of the main page or at
http://help.gt.toomuchstupid.com/
Edited 1 time - last Dec 7, 2010 2:38am
Hydrosalpinx
Dec 7, 2010 3:21am
#3
Yeah, that's exactly what I wanted, Thanks! I had seen the values in the help section, but I wanted to see them in that format.
Emeketos
Dec 8, 2010 1:35pm
#4
I would love to see on that spreadsheet some land unit values
ie.
how many infantry does it take to kill a level 9 tank and how many infantry or jeeps can a tank crush before being destroyed.
examples would be
Infantry vs tank
jeep vs tank
infantry vs jeep
infantry vs tank + turret or at least a way to add it togetther to conclude what force is required to destroy and or capture sectors.
Hogan
Dec 8, 2010 7:41pm
#5
Emeketos
how many infantry does it take to kill a level 9 tank and how many infantry or jeeps can a tank crush before being destroyed.
This is located on cell E29 (6.16)
Hogan
Dec 8, 2010 9:41pm
#6
As far as how many level 9 inf a tank can crush before it dies, that can be found out with the following formula:
=(E7*9)/(C9*9)
or 6.1578947368421
It is the same. A unit's attack and defense value does not change because it is attacking or defending.
SCUM
Dec 9, 2010 7:33pm
#7
Hogan
As far as how many level 9 inf a tank can crush before it dies, that can be found out with the following formula:
=(E7*9)/(C9*9)
or 6.1578947368421
It is the same. A unit's attack and defense value does not change because it is attacking or defending.
There is actually a slight benefit for defending units.
- The attack level is multiplied by a random factor. The random factor has a slightly larger range that dips lower for an attacking unit than for a defending unit. Therefore, overall, defending units have a slight advantage, but it's not a definite advantage.
http://gt.toomuchstupid.com/board/t_t328