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| + | ==What is a SOM?== |
| + | A SOM is a Spy On Military Report of a target, reflecting his military affairs page. |
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− | ==What is a SoM?==
| + | '''You get SOMs for several reasons''' |
− | A SoM is a Spy on Military Report of a target, reflecting his military affairs page.
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− | '''You get SoMs for several reasons''' | |
| * To determine your target's defense at home (if he has armies out). | | * To determine your target's defense at home (if he has armies out). |
| * To determine how long his army is out for. | | * To determine how long his army is out for. |
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− | ===How Accurate is a SoM?=== | + | ===How accurate is a SOM?=== |
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− | Value reported in SoM(s) = True Value x Whole number integer*
| + | SOMs and other intel operations' accuracy is dependent on the number of thieves that succeed in the operation. The range of accuracy runs from +/-3% to +/-25%. To achieve the minimum of randomness 10% of the senders thieves need to gather intel on the target province. |
− | * <i>Ranging between 75 to 125%.</i>
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− | In the new code, the formula for how SoM values are calculated has been changed. The max range is still 75%-125%, but it's not as simple as the formula above anymore. It has been speculated that the change was addition of more decimals (example: 75.000%-125.000%) but there's no evidence for that being true. The range shrinks depending on how many thieves are sent. The lowest possible range you can achieve is 3% in both directions.
| + | ===What values are always accurate in a SOM?=== |
− | | + | The only values on a SOM which are always accurately reported are: |
− | ===What Values ARE accurate in a SoM?=== | |
− | The only values on a SoM which are accurate reported is: | |
| * Army out time | | * Army out time |
| * Troops out on an attack | | * Troops out on an attack |
− | | + | * OME, DME, Net Offense Home, and Net Defense Home |
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− | ==Explain SoM Translators to me!==
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− | What SoM translators do is that they run SoM values values through a table, multiplying it from 0.75 to 1.25, and match up the output values from the first and second SoM to determine the exact translated value.
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− | ===When May SoM Translators be used?===
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− | SoM translations may be used for any value on the "Spy on Military" page such as:-
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− | * ''Defence at home''.
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− | * ''Infiltrate values'', to determine exact number of thieves a province has.
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− | * ''Spec and Elite values'' on '''Armies Out''' in SoMs, to figure out how many soldiers and specs were sent off in an attack, to calculate your [[Ambush]].
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− | ===Where Can I find SoM Translators?===
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− | At the moment there are no working som translators for new code
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− | ===FAQ===
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− | ====How Accurate are SoM+SoM Translations?====
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− | SoM translations are 100% accurate.
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− | A SoM + SoM translation is more accurate than [[Angel]]'s CB+SoM translation.
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− | As explained above, SoM translation no longer works the same way. You will only be able to get a range of possible values in the new code.
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− | ====I get Too Many Values from a SoM translation!====
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− | If you get multiple answers, get another SoM Value and add the third value to your translator.
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− | ====I don't get Any Values from a SoM translation!====
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− | If you get '''NO''' answers from the first two values, then the target's true defense changed in between the time you took to obtain the first and second value.
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− | * Hour just changed and he had defense in training. | |
− | * His defensive military efficiency changed; either he got hit or he casted Town Watch or Minor/Greater Protection.
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− | * His defense changed due to soldier aid.
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− | ====I don't get it, why can't I just send 1000 thieves for a closer estimate?====
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− | Even if you send more thieves, there is a margin of error, with a minimum of ~10%. Furthermore, if you fail an op, that leads to thief losses. If you send 8 thieves and fail an op, you lose 0 thieves. You really are aiming for 2 SoM values of a large range, which leads to one true translated value.
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− | ====Angel's CB+SoM Translation bugs====
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− | If your target has Town Watch, Aggression or Fanaticism on, your CB + SoM will be ''(untranslatable)''. It will also not translate if the target has armies out with multiple return times.
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− | ==External Links==
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− | # SoM Translation Guide http://www.angelfire.com/dbz/puppyluv/SOMtrans.htm
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− | # Valerraren's SoM Translator http://alliancerankings.com/forum/downloads.php?do=file&id=19&act=down
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− | # DragonPortal's SoM Translator http://thedragonportal.net/
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| [[Category:Mini Guides]] | | [[Category:Mini Guides]] |
A SOM is a Spy On Military Report of a target, reflecting his military affairs page.
SOMs and other intel operations' accuracy is dependent on the number of thieves that succeed in the operation. The range of accuracy runs from +/-3% to +/-25%. To achieve the minimum of randomness 10% of the senders thieves need to gather intel on the target province.