In terms of the engine calculating damage is one health point equal to one armour point?
Is one health point the same value as one armour point?
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No armor makes you lose less health when you get hit, health is how much damage you can take before dying.
OK, so in terms of how killable a troop is...... a troop with a 50 point armour and 30 health is not the same difficulty to kill as say a troop with a 30 point armour but 50 health?
Armor soaks damage. The damage soaked depends on the type, be it slashing, armor will soak a lot, if blunt, it won't. Check the module.ini in Native folder to see the soaking values and do your math.
A 50 armor unit with low hp would fare better against a sword user than a 30 armor with 50 health against the same sword user.
A 50 armor unit with low hp would fare better against a sword user than a 30 armor with 50 health against the same sword user.
Thanks for clarification
Reason I was asking was because I was wondering if hypothetically, if you had only 1 item slot left but you had 2 troops who needed different armours, could you use the same armour for both but increase ones health to make up for the fact that their armour should be better. It seems that will not work though.
Reason I was asking was because I was wondering if hypothetically, if you had only 1 item slot left but you had 2 troops who needed different armours, could you use the same armour for both but increase ones health to make up for the fact that their armour should be better. It seems that will not work though.
You can copy the item and make the copy a little better and give that one to the stronger one.
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