As a single entity's fatigue remains the same through out the scales.Д«ut that's a number to unit wise efficiency anyway, the number of stacks you're fighting in an army is still 20 anyway, unless they're reinforced.Д«ut here's the problem to some people, a single army can only have a limit of 20 unit per stack, no matter the scale.ДЄlso magic and single entity units also deal the same damage despite their health pool. Which can be a problem for shock cavalry or shock units, since they can only be half as effective.ДЇatigue also came into play too, a lord can win a medium unit without getting as fatigued as say trying to win an unit on ultra with more numbers. So it's possible for an unit to rout on ultra while on medium, an unit half it's size can rout with the other half size unit can still continue fighting. So does damage received for that unit, thus leadership is a problem since that value is shared in a unit and does not change to scale.

In a sense, if you're playing on medium, you need pay the price of two units of black ark corsairs just to have the same number of black ark corsairs in ultra for the price of one.ДЇor the same price, in a single unit. In essence, you just need to field two units of black ark corsairs in medium gameplay to match a single unit of black arks in ultra. Meanwhile, if a single entity model's health pool at medium is 50, their health at ultra is 100. If they have 10 health per model, they will have 500 for medium and 1000 for ultra in a single unit. Take for example, the number of black ark corsairs for medium size is 50, and 100 for ultra, their health and stats per unit is the same. Unit scale only changes a unit's number in a stack and a unit's health for single entities. Originally posted by andrewbh2003:it doesДuzy small unit scale 'aka anything below large' is actually even worse than ultraДЄrchers get weaker 'fewer models' units tend to die quicker and mobile fast single entities and monsters 'and cavalry' as well as magic become way way overtuned Wonderful explanation! Thank you kindly good sir! Now definitely I'm switching out to Large instead of Medium! This also favours higher leadership factions cause thats more bodies to cut throughД¬ase in point most of the people saying markus wolfheart sucks are 'Ultra players' cause yes on ultra he is 'Meh' cause single entities get more hp means markus damage dealing is nerfed when if you play on large he kills most single entities very fast 'even after the nerfs'ДЄgain go to any tournament or youtube video on multiplayer battles 'competitive ones' and they ALL are on large unit scale cause anything more or less than large the game is not balanced at all Magic is also slightly weaker on ultra also certain artilery like hellcannons 'who only have 1 model anyway' get a lot weaker as on ultra there missile damage gets buffed but they 1 shot most infantry anyway so more damage does zero for them and makes them worse cause again more models in a unit means it takes longer for that unit to die + single entities get nerfed hard 'they get extra hp sure but there infantry killing power gets worse as thats more bodies to cut through' + cav 'Lower model units' tend to get the short end of the stick cause theres so many models in a unit cav tend to get stuck when charging + archer units perform better cause say a unit on large has 68 archers in a unit vs ultra thats 90 that is 22 extra arrows that on something like waywatchers or sisters of averlorn becomes OP

Take saurus warriors or chosen 'Low model units' they tend to perform weaker the more models in a unit there are cause thats more bodies to cut through I'm not convinced it makes any difference though? it doesДЇor a start high model factions tend to get more benefits while low model units suffer I had always went with bigger is better on unit size without thinking about tactical implications. Originally posted by Hieronymous:Interesting.

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