Multiple attackers vs one attacker

[Kurhua]

Hi,

Is it normal to find a difference in the simulation between two identical fleets in just changing the number of attacker and defender ?

Example :

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http://drago-sim.com/index.php?style=new&template=New&lang=french&simcount=5&num[0]=2&num[1]=1&debris_ratio=0.3&v_met=0&v_kris=0&v_deut=0&wmet=1&wkris=1&wdeut=1&techs[0][0][w_t]=15&techs[0][1][w_t]=15&techs[1][0][w_t]=15&def_tf=off&techs[0][0][s_t]=15&techs[0][1][s_t]=15&techs[1][0][s_t]=15&rf_enabled=on&techs[0][0][r_p]=15&techs[0][1][r_p]=15&techs[1][0][r_p]=15&auto_complete=off&show_stddev=on&numunits[0][0][l_j]=100000&numunits[0][1][l_j]=100000&numunits[1][0][l_j]=100000&numunits[0][0][kr]=40000&numunits[0][1][kr]=40000&numunits[0][0][sc]=20000&numunits[0][1][sc]=20000&numunits[0][0][z]=10000&numunits[0][1][z]=10000&numunits[1][0][t]=100&numunits[0][0][sk]=10000&numunits[0][1][sk]=10000
=> Pertes attaquant(s) (pondérées)    Min. 266.289.000; Max. 304.344.000

and

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http://drago-sim.com/index.php?style=new&template=New&lang=french&simcount=5&num[0]=1&num[1]=1&debris_ratio=0.3&v_met=0&v_kris=0&v_deut=0&wmet=1&wkris=1&wdeut=1&techs[0][0][w_t]=15&techs[1][0][w_t]=15&def_tf=off&techs[0][0][s_t]=15&techs[1][0][s_t]=15&rf_enabled=on&techs[0][0][r_p]=15&techs[1][0][r_p]=15&auto_complete=off&show_stddev=on&numunits[0][0][l_j]=200000&numunits[1][0][l_j]=100000&numunits[0][0][kr]=80000&numunits[0][0][sc]=40000&numunits[0][0][z]=20000&numunits[1][0][t]=100&numunits[0][0][sk]=20000
=> Pertes attaquant(s) (pondérées)    Min. 183.930.000; Max. 235.909.000



PS : sorry for the bad english

[MrMage]

Yes, this is correct. If you have only one attacker, all the LFs fire at once, but all their damage to the deathstars gets absorbed by the RIP's shields (1%-rule). If only half of the Light Fighters fire, and then the bigger ships fire, the LFs of the second attacker can do damage to the defender's RIPs because their shields are destroyed so the LF's damage doesn't get absorbed anymore.

[Kurhua]

Thanks