Can anyone help me find where the analyze attack screens have gone in the new pc and iPhone formats?

I found this information in other thread:

Q: noob question, where the hell is analyse attack?
A: It only appears if there is luck in the game.

They removed it by purpose, but I found this decision stupid; the Analyze Attack window gave so much helpful information. It should be restored for all games ASAP.

Edited 12/9/2017 08:42:09

Use DanWL's analyze attack tool in the interim.

http://danwlgames.000webhostapp.com/WL_WZ/WL_calculate_attack.zip

yes, that was an incredibly bad decision. Thanks. And thanks to Danwl. I was going to quit if I had to make my own calculator

Np.

I too miss this. It's annoying to use calculator instead :p

Or you guys could just do the maths? It's not difficult.

On SR (Straight round)

Attacking armies killed: number of defending armies *0.7

Defending armies killed: number of attacking armies *0.6

Don't forget to round up/down.

It's as simple as that.

Edited 12/10/2017 14:42:12

It's a damned useful for newer players at least imo

Or you guys could just do the maths? It's not difficult.

On SR (Straight round)

Attacking armies killed: number of defending armies *0.7

Defending armies killed: number of attacking armies *0.6

Not everyone knows that

Or you guys could just do the maths? It's not difficult.

On SR (Straight round)

Attacking armies killed: number of defending armies *0.7

Defending armies killed: number of attacking armies *0.6

Don't forget to round up/down.

It's as simple as that.

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Or you guys could just do the maths? It's not difficult.

On SR (Straight round)

Attacking armies killed: number of defending armies *0.7

Defending armies killed: number of attacking armies *0.6

Not everyone knows that

And changes if the ratios are different. Yes, it is simple but why not have the computer do the calculations, that is what they are good at.
Personally, I would like to see a table rather than a graph.

Or you guys could just do the maths? It's not difficult.

On SR (Straight round)

Attacking armies killed: number of defending armies *0.7

Defending armies killed: number of attacking armies *0.6

Don't forget to round up/down.

It's as simple as that.

Add also:

Number of armies required to kill stack with given number of armies: defending armies * 1.6666666..

And while i don't doubt doing that calculation like 43 * 1.6666666 is not such difficult, it's still inconvienent.