Effectiveness gain and loss
Posted: Sun Nov 17, 2019 8:07 pm
@Alvaro
You kindly explained how units regain effectiveness. For example a 20% recovery was not a flat 20% of 100, but rather 20% of 100-(current effectiveness).
I understand that side of it. But what about loss of effectiveness?
Which is correct for the loss of 20% effectiveness on a unit with a current level of 60% effectiveness, A or B?
A) 60 - (20% * 100) = 20% lost so unit goes down to 40% effectiveness.
B) 60 - (20% * (100-60) = 8% lost so unit goes to 52% effectiveness.
You kindly explained how units regain effectiveness. For example a 20% recovery was not a flat 20% of 100, but rather 20% of 100-(current effectiveness).
I understand that side of it. But what about loss of effectiveness?
Which is correct for the loss of 20% effectiveness on a unit with a current level of 60% effectiveness, A or B?
A) 60 - (20% * 100) = 20% lost so unit goes down to 40% effectiveness.
B) 60 - (20% * (100-60) = 8% lost so unit goes to 52% effectiveness.