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How reliable are scout reports?
Title says it all; how reliable are the enemy force predicitons? How reliable are the estimates for neighboring a province vs with a spy? Will a spy ever lie and indicate a smaller force than there is in actuality?
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Re: How reliable are scout reports?
I think in Dom2 there was margin of error - scout would report something within +-50% of the actual amount, spies would give more precise numbers.
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Keep in mind also that the scout is just reporting what is there currently. Movement in friendly provinces happens before moving into enemy ones... so the enemy can drop a big stack onto it in the same turn you try to attack. They can also recruit units there too.
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Not worth a flip against stealthy units.
I lost a battle in which the enemy had 113 surviving stealthy glamour units. I had a scout in the province. The report only mentioned the nonstealthy units. It reported just over 50 units when I could look in the messages and see 160 surviving nonrouted units at the end of the battle. |
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Glamorous units can never be observed while in friendly territory, no matter how you look.
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IOW (In Other Words) : You might see their non-stealthy commander, but you won't see the glamorous troops. Kind of the opposite of glamorous individuals. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/wink.gif |
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It's good to know, thanks. |
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