Basically, the most efficient formation would be the one that deploys most of your units in the battle zones that boost their attack and hit points (or at least don’t give any penalties), and/or the one that deploys most of your units in the battle zones that will allow them to oppose directly the enemy units they have bonuses against (or at least no penalties). Since the formation controls the distribution of the units through the battle zones and each unit’s attack strength and hit points are modified by the battle zone, the right choice of formation is determined by both your army composition and your opponent’s army composition and formation. military units’ distribution percentage through the battle zones: Center, left Flank, right Flank and Reserve.
Shows the way army is deployed on the battle field, i.e. Thus, building just one level of Farms doesn’t manage to increase your farm capacity enough so that the difference between the population number and the farm capacity could get below 10 000 and consequently the losses – below 10 per hour. Example: If the difference between your population number and farm capacity is 18 000, then your losses are located in the second stage (from 10 000 to 20 000 between your population number and farm capacity) where you lose 10 villagers per hour. To pass over the next stage of minor losses sometimes requires more than one level of Farms.
Losses are divided into several stages, determined by the difference between farm capacity and current population number. NB! There are some relatively rarer cases in which building the next level of Farms doesn’t actually decrease the hourly population losses. The bigger the difference between population number and farm capacity is, the higher population losses there would be.
Each level decreases the population losses if the number of population in the province is more than 10 000 villagers bigger than the current farm capacity. Farm levels’ insufficiency generates population losses every hour. The building which supports the province population, providing goods for normal living conditions.
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