explain this

>>714990994 (OP)
CK3 sucks

>>714990994 (OP)
It's the same as any other product that advertises itself as quality but is in reality dogshit

>>714990994 (OP)
Jews.

>>714990994 (OP)
Casualties are either fatal or non fatal, the fatal casualties will increase but the total casualties will not increase due to the toughness increase of other units, Shomer is better than normal light infantry so it doesn't need any buffs, pretty easy to understand.

>>714991437
what's a 'non fatal' casualty?
cause casualty by definition means death, which is always fatal.

>>714990994 (OP)
uh they're tougher so they're more likely to fight until they sustain fatal injuries? i honestly have no idea, higher cost for tougher units would make perfect sense on its own.

>>714991559
During battles, casualties are split into routed and fatal casualties. In the pursuit phase, the victorious army tries to convert routed casualties into fatal casualties

>>714991657
oh, wtf. okay nvm, it's game logic then. i thought it's meant like real logic.

>>714990994 (OP)
The default is +30%, it's not actually adding a percentage on top of anything.

>>714991559
>>714992127
>cause casualty by definition means death
no

>>714991559
>>714992127
>a military person lost through death, wounds, injury, sickness, internment, or capture or through being missing in action
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/casualty

>A person injured or killed in a serious accident or war
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/casualty#google_vignette

>Casualty can refer to both an unforeseen accident or disaster, as well as the resulting harm from said accident or disaster
https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/casualty

>>714992273
This, it's a two second search people. Casualty refers to dead or injured.

>>714992460
@grok is this true??

>>714990994 (OP)
Why dont they revamp the war systel in ck3? It sucks and levies are completely useless.