Why does everyone say LB relies on luck?

I get it it increases only crits, but it's really not like this is any different from the other strats.

Yes, if you get unlucky, your troops will never crit.

But with PD, if you get unlucky, your troops will never roll above a 6 either, so their 7 defence is useless.

The point with both strats is that, on average, your troops will do better.

Can someone explain to me why everyone says LB is a pure luck strat?

Cause u spam tanks and rush Hungary and before that you rushed a balkan

LB = Lucky Bastard

This is Risk. This is Luck and Rolls.

For every single game, no matter your strategy, you depend on luck, always. However, LB is that strategy that takes your reliance in luck to a level further ahead. You're giving away money for increased chances in winning the lotto, literally.

Written by RaulPB, 19.04.2020 at 08:54

This is Risk. This is Luck and Rolls.

For every single game, no matter your strategy, you depend on luck, always. However, LB is that strategy that takes your reliance in luck to a level further ahead. You're giving away money for increased chances in winning the lotto, literally.

Was going to say that

Written by RaulPB, 19.04.2020 at 08:54

You're giving away money for increased chances in winning the lotto, literally.

I want a strat where I can pay money to increase my crit chance proportionally to what I payed that turn

Written by SuperiorCacaocow, 20.04.2020 at 08:08

I want a strat where I can pay money to increase my crit chance proportionally to what I payed that turn

That should be cooler than how LB actually works

Written by LukeTan, 19.04.2020 at 02:26

I get it it increases only crits, but it's really not like this is any different from the other strats.

Yes, if you get unlucky, your troops will never crit.

But with PD, if you get unlucky, your troops will never roll above a 6 either, so their 7 defence is useless.

The point with both strats is that, on average, your troops will do better.

Can someone explain to me why everyone says LB is a pure luck strat?

This is great and all but there's one major flaw in your argument.

If you go PD or any other strat that increases raw att/def, the att/def rolls depend on stack bonus.
So if you are heavily out numbered as pd, your units will consistently make low roll.

Crits on the other hand is not affected by stack bonus. It doesn't matter if it's an even fight or if you are heavily out numbered, the crit chances does not increase or decrease based off stack bonus. This is why people say LB is luck. Your stack could be ridiculously out numbered so badly that your units only roll 1s and 2s. But you still crit the same and still get those high value rolls thanks to the crit.

Written by Witch-Doctor, 20.04.2020 at 11:30

This is great and all but there's one major flaw in your argument.

If you go PD or any other strat that increases raw att/def, the att/def rolls depend on stack bonus.
So if you are heavily out numbered as pd, your units will consistently make low roll.

Crits on the other hand is not affected by stack bonus. It doesn't matter if it's an even fight or if you are heavily out numbered, the crit chances does not increase or decrease based off stack bonus. This is why people say LB is luck. Your stack could be ridiculously out numbered so badly that your units only roll 1s and 2s. But you still crit the same and still get those high value rolls thanks to the crit.

I got one doubt, how did you guys figure out this stack bonus thing?