(02-26-2017, 10:44 PM)Kool Kat Wrote: (02-26-2017, 05:51 PM)Mr Grumpy Wrote: Without any actual evidence I have always felt that firing a stack combined has a greater effect than individual units, the downside is that you get less shots and hence less chance of a disruption shot.
Gents:
That's always been my impression.
When I volley fire an entire stack versus a single enemy unit, there is a higher casualty rate with the enemy unit then if I fired individual units against it.
Now, I don't know if I added the cumulative casualty rate of firing individual units versus a single enemy unit - would it equal three stack volley fires? It does not seem to hold true here.
Your impression is likely correct. I did say FRD which is fractions rounded down.
I hadn't considered the increase chance of defensive op fire, and a God only knows how many time this has caused disruption to my own units and frigged up a perfectly planned assault.
That said, I'm sure John Tiller would concur, the rare math is all the same.