Enemy strength

[DeepSoul]

Thanks I found it but I don't think you can edit experience because the value "exp" equals enemy strength as I understood it by comparing to the values in-game. It's "0.5|1.0|1.3|1.7" by default. But there is a value called alead that someone in another thread said is enemy leadership and it's slightly higher than exp. Do you know anything about that?

[infernal1800]

Originally Posted by DeepSoul

Thanks I found it but I don't think you can edit experience because the value "exp" equals enemy strength as I understood it by comparing to the values in-game. It's "0.5|1.0|1.3|1.7" by default. But there is a value called alead that someone in another thread said is enemy leadership and it's slightly higher than exp. Do you know anything about that?

In my opinion, "0.5|1.0|1.3|1.7" is amount of exp that you can earn after the battle such as in easy you can earn 50% more exp (150%); normal exp (100%) in normal diff and 30% in impossible. About strength of enemy, i remember that we have a value name "lead" or somethings like that which determines the difficult of the game ( the same percent as you choose when create a new game) You can also change the strength of bosses.

[DeepSoul]

What you say seems logical but how come enemy strength is 50%/100%/130%/170% on the different difficulties? If you look at the alead string it's "alead=0.7|1.1|1.5|2.0" and that seems to have nothing in common with enemy strength. How do you interpret those figures?

There is also a value called manarage. Is that how much mana you get when hitting undead with holy avenger?

[infernal1800]

Originally Posted by DeepSoul

What you say seems logical but how come enemy strength is 50%/100%/130%/170% on the different difficulties? If you look at the alead string it's "alead=0.7|1.1|1.5|2.0" and that seems to have nothing in common with enemy strength. How do you interpret those figures?

There is also a value called manarage. Is that how much mana you get when hitting undead with holy avenger?

Glad to see there is some people still playing this game

-Yes, alead value does affect the enemy strength, you can raise the value to 1.0|1.5|2.0|3.0 and enemy strength in impossible difficulty will be 300%. I tested it and it works

-I think manarage is the recover speed of mana when you are not in the battlefield, I mean in the map. But it can be the flow rate when hitting the undead/demon with holy anger as you said. Feel free to raise it and test it

[DeepSoul]

Originally Posted by infernal1800

Glad to see there is some people still playing this game

-Yes, alead value does affect the enemy strength, you can raise the value to 1.0|1.5|2.0|3.0 and enemy strength in impossible difficulty will be 300%. I tested it and it works

-I think manarage is the recover speed of mana when you are not in the battlefield, I mean in the map. But it can be the flow rate when hitting the undead/demon with holy anger as you said. Feel free to raise it and test it

I did some testing and can confirm it's not the rate of mana recovery. I put it to 20 and I still get 2 mana every 5 sec or so.

[infernal1800]

So, It has to be mana flow when hitting undead/demon with holy anger Did you find out that the game are very easy even on impossible?

[DeepSoul]

Come on. It's not easy on impossible. I play Adventure mod on hard and that almost equals the standard games' impossible level but I think it's been okay so far. Can still do most fights with no losses but I take a few risks with my Marauders to get some extra gold. The enemy heroes are the only real problem, with their constant attack spells that you can't predict and I play Warrior, not a Paladin. I used to play on easy but got bored with the lack of challenge. It's like walking in the park a sunny afternoon.

I dread fighting any of the later bosses. There is no way you can get away without big losses.