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When I look at my groups.. I see things like

3-1-1 611/611

is 611 my strength (I seem to think it is.. ) is see it on NME stacks too

but sometimes

when I look at the NME I see pwr : 1168

is this number the same as the number with the slash? or is it something totally different?

thanks in advance

Charlie

Hi yes in both cases its strength=power
The slash means current power/max possible power.

Sometimes you will see regiments of brigades with 30/60 or similar numbers which means its a 50% max pwr.
regards

PS: what NME means?

NME = Enemy.

soloswolf wrote:NME = Enemy.

Spelling NME on spanish doesn't sound like "enemy" at all... i was kind of puzzled (National Moral E...?? :blink
Thanks!

Sorry.. long ago, used to play a game called Fighter Ace.. typing while flying.. wanted to keep characters to a minimum.. so we'd type NME instead of Enemy...


so would I assumed that Pwr: 681 would be the same as seeing (681/681)?

yes

cmurphy625 wrote:

so would I assumed that Pwr: 681 would be the same as seeing (681/681)?

Not necessarily...big jump required. It could well be 681/?.... Just because you see an enemy power at 681 should not be automatically taken as meaning that the power is at maximum. As Arsan indicated eariler it could be that the enemy is only at 50% power so the real numbers would be 681/1362 (using the 50% as an example)

arsan wrote:
Spelling NME on spanish doesn't sound like "enemy" at all...

Just curious: what does it sound like in Spanish?

El enemigo, si tengo el razon.

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