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Ryan how does dom work?
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wiggin1 wrote
at 7:28 PM, Sunday March 8, 2009 EDT
I think I saw him post in one of the threads, so I will try to ask again.
What is the exact formula used to calculate dom? I'm a geek, so I need to know, and it's damn difficult to reverse engineer. |
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MadWilly wrote
at 7:59 PM, Sunday March 8, 2009 EDT why dont you search the forum first before you make people answer questions again the already answered?
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wiggin1 wrote
at 4:55 AM, Monday March 9, 2009 EDT It's patently not answered, at least the details. I have searched the forum thoroughly clicking every link with the word in it.
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MadWilly wrote
at 9:10 AM, Monday March 9, 2009 EDT Well if you did read those you should have come across the post where ryan said that he won't reveal all the technical details to avoid people playing just to exploit those.
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wiggin1 wrote
at 9:28 AM, Monday March 9, 2009 EDT I think we should at least have some kind of information about when you are losing dom, when you are gaining dom, and when it's not moving.
It's pretty silly, I have played MANY games now where people say they are taking some lands "for dom", but the dom isn't moving. |
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MadWilly wrote
at 9:57 AM, Monday March 9, 2009 EDT in most cases that happens. the player 1 first tries to preserve his dom by keeping the land ratio equal to what it was before. that especially happens when someone is fighting for 2nd and happens to grow 1st out.
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