Evony Battlefield Attack Sequence on One Enemy Keep

Tactica Battlefield Analyst: the attack sequence. Your team's imported hits on one enemy keep, in time order, with heals and reinforcement movement between hits.

What this video shows

• Built from reports imported by the Tactica desktop app (Fast Read on MuMu, or Read / Bulk Read over ADB). The analysis runs in Tactica's systems, not on your PC.
• Scope: one battlefield, one enemy player as main defender, at least 2 hits for the full view.
• Sequence table per hit: order, observed time, attack type, points scored and given up, Effectiveness, reinforcement count and churn, and a heal-between-hits flag.
• Effectiveness = (points scored − points given up) ÷ points the march put at risk.
• Timeline of arrivals, attack types (siege, ranged, mounted, ground), heals in the gaps, and departures.
• Near-identical attack setups are compared where the defender's state differed.
• Attacker view: “Setup” Effectiveness (that rally's own exchange) vs “Later” Effectiveness (whether the following rallies traded better).

Limits

• Covers only the hits whose reports you imported.
• Who started a rally is not reliably identifiable from Evony reports. It is not claimed.
• Not claimed as fact: that a different attack order would have been better, or what players intended.
• Reinforcements leaving and returning are never counted as healing.
• A percentage heal and a full manual heal often cannot be told apart. Those stay “indeterminate”.
• A known game glitch where reinforcements are killed twice is flagged, not corrected. The points are real.
• One battlefield at a time.

More detail: Evony keep hit-sequence timeline

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