Can someone explain this for me?

[Deeznutzshawty]

Same enemies, same hits, different rounds with different score. How is it that the score are different let hit? If the enemy has 1201 life and I got the same one with the same hero, how does the score differ? Shouldn’t it be the same score all the time?

[PikeKing]

There’s a random factor to damage as well.

[Deeznutzshawty]

How so? If the hero says 450 damage, how can that change ever hit? Now I would understand if it said 445-450 damage, but if it is a number that doesn’t change, I just don’t get it

[PikeKing]

Joons damage says 468%.

The formula that calculates the damage done to a certain enemy includes this number as well as attack stat of the attacker, defense stat of the defender, and a random number.

[Ruskin505]

@SolemnWolf

Damage ≈ 100 x ( θ x Att / Def ) ^ 1.35

Tile damage is divided by three
The defense of the team managed by the AI is increased by 20% (certainly only concerns PvP fights)
θ is a random parameter between exp(-.5)=0.606 and exp(.5)=1.649.

Damage Calculation

After several months of statistical analysis of raid and AW fighting, here is my conclusion. The damage can be estimated from the attack / defense ratio with a power function. EDIT : After the post of RedPython, it made me think and I redid my calculations … And finally, everything is clearer! all my previous calculations are merged into one formula, so I modified the original message. Again thank you @RedPython! Damage ≈ 100 x ( θ x Att / Def ) ^ 1.35 :p…

[Deeznutzshawty]

I was just throwing a number of there for an example, but alright. Still doesn’t make sense, but I’ll take your word

[Deeznutzshawty]

Thanks for the info.

[Rael]

You beat me! I was about to post the same link

[Deeznutzshawty]

Appreciate all the info. Y’all are quick as he’ll when I need something clarified. Thanks!