I need help BAD

Merged now!

@JuliusBorisovBeamdog Thank you!

I’ve already got a pretty good idea on how I want to approach the issue of potential cheating in similar games. But you’ve got a Master in Statistics, right? I’d imagine you have some ideas too, if you’d like to share?

Germany bought 4tran and a ac i have a low chance to fend off the invasion as he can bring it but can i stop Germany if i buy destroyer and subs

Germany amphibious assault force
4trans=4inf/4tanks
1ac
4planes

Britain defence force
33 ipc
2inf
1art
1tank
1aa
(Ive done the math buying a plane, 5 inf, 2art best defence but still gives Germany 60%-65% win chance )

If i buy a destroyer and a sub will that better my odds ?

The game uses the profile of the UK player there because there are majorly UK ships in the zone. It can’t use the profile of the SU player for the sub and the profile of the UK player for the rest of the fleet as all the ships are one defender.

Another way to look at this is there could be a “view completed phase” button where you could view what your board will look like before proceeding. This would help remove the lines everywhere giving you better vision into what is happening. If we cannot support a “go back” button, could we at least support a “view completed phase” button?

@Eqqman I didn’t say anything about a round 2 timing. It does not exist. Round 2 allies ideally take nordics. R3 is when allies pressure on France and northwest Europe europe is severe. It is Germany’s elective if they want to stack France R3. But realize that stacking requires about 20 units.

Perceptions on biased or non-independent dice are due to a host of human perception biases rather than any issue with calculation. A pseudo RNG library is available in every major programming language. People love to complain about how the dice are “not fair” but never back it up with an empirical statistical test or propose an alternate hypothesis in number generation that differs from a [1,2,3,4,5,6] uniform and independent event space.

The main way to solve user complains would be to implement Low Luck or implement a non-independent number generation. League of Legends implements that latter on critical hit chances where each non-critical attack increases the likelihood that the next attack is critical. Both of these would reduce the variance of the dice distributions.