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Morale is a feature which compensates the large disadvantage a small player has when being attacked by a larger player and vice versa. It is an [[World_Settings|setting]] (decided by an administrator) which is turned on | Morale is a feature which compensates the large disadvantage a small player has when being attacked by a larger player and vice versa. It is an [[World_Settings|setting]] (decided by an administrator) which is turned on for 3 in every 4 worlds. | ||
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Morale can be calculated via the [[Beginners_guide_3#Agora_Battle_Simulator|Simulator]]. | Morale can be calculated via the [[Beginners_guide_3#Agora_Battle_Simulator|Simulator]]. | ||
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Revision as of 23:00, 25 August 2012
Morale is a feature which compensates the large disadvantage a small player has when being attacked by a larger player and vice versa. It is an setting (decided by an administrator) which is turned on for 3 in every 4 worlds.
What is Morale?
When one player attacks an another, a Morale figure is calculated using the following formula:
[(Points Defender/Points Attacker)*3+0.3]*100
If this figure is greater than 100, morale will be 100% and will therefore have no effect on a battle. Only if the attackers point total is 4 times or greater than that of the defenders will morale take effect. The lowest figure of morale possible is 30. Despite being debatable, morale decreases the advantage of a large attacker on the smaller player.
Morale can be calculated via the Simulator.