#AGE OF EMPIRES 2 HD LAG UPDATE#
#AGE OF EMPIRES 2 HD LAG PATCH#

Militia, Two-Handed Swordsman, Spearman/ Pikeman/ Halberdier, ( Heavy/ Imperial) Camel Rider, Elite Berserk*, (Elite) Kamayuk

#AGE OF EMPIRES 2 HD LAG UPDATE#

( Heavy) Cavalry Archer, Throwing Axeman, (Elite) War WagonР”Р„ge of Empires II: Definitive Edition Р”Р‡or Definitive Edition, AD values are presented for Update 51737. Trebuchet, (Elite) Arambai, Mameluke, (Elite) Organ Gun ( Elite/ Imperial) Skirmisher, (Elite) Genitour, (Elite) Genoese Crossbowman, (Elite) Longbowman, Elite Mameluke, (Elite) Mangudai, (Elite) Plumed Archer (Elite) Ballista Elephant, (Elite) Conquistador, (Elite) Elephant Archer, Jannisary Mangonel/ Onager/ Siege Onager, Elite Janissary, For the melee units introduced in HD expansions, melee attack delay is identical to Definitive Edition (see below). Melee attack animations in HD edition are identical to The Conquerors (see above).

#AGE OF EMPIRES 2 HD LAG PATCH#

( Heavy) Cavalry Archer, Mangudai, (Elite) War WagonР”Р‡or the HD Edition, AD values are presented for patch 5.8 version of the game. ( Elite) Skirmisher, (Elite) Longbowman, (Elite) Plumed Archer ( Heavy) Scorpion, Bombard Cannon, (Elite) Chu Ko NuР”Р„rcher/ Crossbowman/ Arbalester, Hand Cannoneer Mangonel/ Onager/ Siege Onager, Elite Janissary, Elite Mangudai, Elite Mameluke, This list also includes ranged melee units firing projectiles, i.e. * РІР‚вЂњ Elite and regular Berserk have different animation length. ( Elite) Eagle Warrior, Berserk*, (Elite) Huskarl, (Elite) Jaguar Warrior, (Elite) Samurai Scout Cavalty/ Light Cavalry, Knight/ Cavalier/ Paladin, (Elite) CataphractР”Р‡emale Villager, Battering/ Capped/ Siege Ram, (Elite) Teutonic Knight Militia, Two-Handed Swordsman, Spearman/ Pikeman/ Halberdier, ( Heavy) Camel, Elite Berserk* Realistic AD may be higher due to frame rounding.Р”Р‡or The Conquerors, AD values are presented for patch 1.0c game datafile. For example, the Arbalester should have an AD of 0.34(2) seconds (20.5(3) frames) while the Crossbowman should have 0.35 seconds (21 frames) AD however, if watched frame-by-frame in several test runs, the resulting Attack Delay of both units will be identical.Р”Р„D values are rounded up to the first two decimal places. The result is further a subject to frame rounding due to game running at 60 FPS simulation and (supposedly) a rule that round ups number of frames for calculation of AD. To receive the result in seconds for Р“вЂ”1.0 game speed, '60' can be removed from the formula. For real-time estimates using game speeds higher than Р“вЂ”1.0, the result must be further divided by the used game speed (Р“вЂ”1.7 by default). '60' in formula is used due to the game engine running at 60 FPS. The resulting figure is frames in a 60 FPS ('ticks') game simulation. Throwing Axemen, Janissaries, and Mamelukes). The frame delay value is not shown and cannot be upgraded or influenced in any way within a game, although upgrading a unit sometimes changes their frame delay (e.g. The higher frame delay of Cavalry Archers mean they need to outrun a melee unit further to accommodate the additional frame delay. The low frame delay of Mangudai allows skilled players to hit-and-run effectively, allowing their speed over melee units to be exploited. Since The Forgotten, frame delay is a key difference between Cavalry Archers and Mangudai, especially in the Castle Age. This weakens hit-and-run tactics and helps melee units to stand a chance against ranged opponents.

Ranged units, however, often have a frame delay. The damage, however, is only inflicted after half of the attack animation has elapsed. Most melee units have a frame delay of 0, which means they instantly turn to new targets and attack. If the attack is successful, the Rate of Fire then applies to subsequent attacks. As with the Reload Time (inversely, rate of fire), the lower that value is, the better, as a lower frame delay means the unit starts the first attack sooner.Р”Р„s opposed to the Rate of Fire, the frame delay only applies the first time a unit is attacked. Actual delay in time further depends on unit's attack animation duration (see section below). For the ranged units, the projectile is released as soon as the frame delay has elapsed, meaning it also determines player's ability to micro-manage units. If the unit is tasked to move or attack another unit within this time, the attack is aborted. It determines the number of frames (which measure time) between being tasked to attack a newly selected unit before the attack is followed through. The frame delay is a hidden unit attribute in the Genie Engine games in the Age of Empires series.

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