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We can not unload units from an Army when we load them, right?
How nice it should be...
How nice it should be...

Pfeffersack said:No, although it was possible in some versions of civ because of bugs.But I think it would overpower armies even more if it would be possible.
drsteve said:You say that retreat is probability based (and I've noticed that with other units) but I have NEVER had an army withdraw from combat, and I've had quite a number of them killed in battle. Any idea why this happens?
Justus II said:Also, I think only if all units in the army are fast, do you get the chance to retreat (I've only seen it in Cav armies). So a Legion or Sword army, even though it can move 2, doesn't count as fast for having a chance to retreat.
Theoden said:In RoR I've seen an army of two war elephants and one swordsman retreat against my legionaries. And it did this every time it attacked. So retreat is possible for armies with one-movement units.
Theoden
Neomega said:every time it attacked? How many times did you allow it to go back home, completely heal, and come back to attack?
Theoden said:In RoR I've seen an army of two war elephants and one swordsman retreat against my legionaries. And it did this every time it attacked. So retreat is possible for armies with one-movement units.
Theoden
SewerStarFish said:FYI: A paratroop army can not airdrop
Theoden said:-The attack and defense of the army is a tricky part. The formula for this is:
Attack = A+(TA/N)
A the attack of the unit currrently doing the fighting
TA the attacks of all the units added together
N 4 if you own the military academy, else just 6
This formula is rounding fractions down.
Pfeffersack said:Nice idea. Would be interested to hear if this works!