0% Straight is a bit formulaic.

16% Weighted is pretty good if you're looking for guaranteed attacks but a bit of a wild card on remainders.

75% weighted is just right out.... 5v2's failing more than they seemingly should, 2v1's failing 3 in a row, makes me pull my hair out.

Can someone recommend some good luck settings between the 16% and 75% weighted?

Maybe something where 5v2's and 2v1's always win and consistent remainders?

I like to use Weighted 16%

17% - same as 16%, just that its not 16%

17% isn't the same as 16%, as Fizzer said in a blog post "4 armies attacking 2 armies will never fail at 16%" whereas they can at 17% luck apparently, the chance just rounds to 100% on the analyse graph.

to be honest i didnt do the math, i wasnt very serious in that post.. im very sorry for making that awful misstake

I just set the slider somewhere in the vague direction of a low luck modifier value, but not as far as 16%.

Well, if you're looking for something between 75% and 16%, there is 50% luck 5v2 always win and 3v1 always win

If you want 5v2 and 2v1 always win, you'd probably need to modify kill rate.

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@Green

If Fizzer said that then there's apparently something wrong here. 4vs2 WILL fail at 16% luck.

0% SR no fog cyclic move order is best, no luck to blame.

4vs2 WILL fail at 16% luck.

No? With 16% luck, and 60% offensive kill rate it is 0,84*0,6*4=2,016, the lowest possible outcome kill 2. With 17% it is 0,83*0,6*4=1,992, so it can happen you kill only 1.

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0% SR by far. I prefer skill to win. Next choice would be %0 WR

I'd take 16 SR, over 0 WR.

0 WR 3v2 can fail. Can't on 16 SR.

Is that formula accurate by the way widz?

I wouldn't imagine it is.

.6*4/1.16 is what I'd expect rather than *.84

.6*4/1.16=2.069

Either way you'd be correct, 4v2 can definitely never fail.

17% isn't the same as 16%, as Fizzer said in a blog post "4 armies attacking 2 armies will never fail at 16%" whereas they can at 17% luck apparently, the chance just rounds to 100% on the analyse graph.

also for SR, if you attack a 2 neutral with 1 army at 16% it will do nothing and lose your army. at 15% or lower it always takes off 1 army from the neutral. can be useful for effective expansion