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 <h4>Air combat</h4>
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-Air combat via direct attack '''[[ARMY CONTROLS|commands]]''' results in melee combat, with the difference that both sides are not locked in combat and that the airplane returns to its airport for refueling after one combat cycle.
+Air combat via direct attack '''[[ARMY CONTROLS|commands]]''' is treated like a ranged attack, with the exception that the aircraft itself has to travel to the target location and make contact with the enemy. When the air attack happens, both sides are not locked in combat and the airplane returns to its airport for refueling afterwards.
 *Airplanes return for refueling after every direct attack.

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-The damage dealt to the province's morale or to the province’s buildings is determined by the attacking army's offensive morale damage value or offensive building damage value respectively. Similar to unit combat there is a +-20% random factor induced into the calculation. Only full morale percentage points and only full building hitpoints can be removed. If the attacking army deals less than 1 point of damage, a random roll determines if 1 point of damage is applied or not.
+The damage dealt to the province's morale or to the province’s buildings is determined by the attacking army's offensive morale damage value or offensive building damage value respectively. Similar to unit combat there is a +-20% random factor induced into the calculation. Only full morale percentage points and only full building hitpoints can be removed.
-If more than one building was constructed in the province, a random roll determines which building gets hit by the damage. If the incoming damage destroys this building, the leftover damage is applied to another random building. Fortifications and Bunkers have a higher chance to be hit than other buildings in the same province.
+If more than one building was constructed in the province, a random roll determines which buildings get hit by the damage. If the incoming damage destroys a building, the leftover damage is applied to other random buildings. Fortifications and Bunkers have a higher chance to be hit than other buildings in the same province.
-Airplanes can also damage province morale and buildings via direct attacks or patroling. If the province is empty, it only receives damages from patroling airplanes if the center of the patrol circle is on the territory of the province, and the province center lies within the patrol circle and the aircraft's range circle.
+Airplanes and ranged units can also damage province morale and buildings via direct attacks or patroling, even if the province is empty.
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 *During patrols aircraft deal damage every 15min instead of the standard 30min. The damage values of both sides are reduced accordingly by 50%.
-*If 2 enemy aircrafts patrol in the same area with overlapping patrol circles, they attack each other as well, while also returning defence damage to the other plane. In such a case the applied damage depends on the size of the area that is overlapping, with full damage only being applied if more than half of the circle areas overlap.
+*If 2 enemy aircrafts patrol in the same area with overlapping patrol circles, they attack each other as well, while also returning defence damage to the other plane. In such a case the applied damage depends on the amount of patrol radius that is overlapping, with full damage only being applied if at least the full radius (or half the patrol circle's diameter) overlaps.
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 <h4>Melee combat</h4>
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-Melee combat (close combat) is triggered when enemy 2 armies are within close combat range of each other on the map.
+Melee combat (close combat) is triggered when 2 hostile armies are within close combat range of each other on the map.
 *The close combat range is 5 (game distance units).

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−	If more than one building was constructed in the province, a random roll determines which building gets hit by the damage. If the incoming damage destroys this building, the leftover damage is applied to another random building. Fortifications and Bunkers have a higher chance to be hit than other buildings in the same province.	+	If more than one building was constructed in the province, a random roll determines which building gets hit by the damage. If the incoming damage destroys this building, the leftover damage is applied to another random building. Fortifications and Bunkers have a higher chance to be hit than other buildings in the same province.
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		+	Airplanes can also damage province morale and buildings via direct attacks or patroling. If the province is empty, it only receives damages from patroling airplanes if the center of the patrol circle is on the territory of the province, and the province center lies within the patrol circle and the aircraft's range circle.
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 Allied nations can move through eachother's provinces without the provinces being conquered. A '''[[DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS|diplomatic relation]]''' of Right of Way, Shared Map or Shared Intelligence is required for that.
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 <h3>Combat Phases</h3>

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−	If more than one building was constructed in the province, a random roll determines if damage ~~is spread out between multiple buildings or not~~. ~~Sometimes only a single building may be hit with~~ the ~~full~~ damage, ~~other times~~ the damage ~~may~~ be ~~split evenly between multiple~~ buildings.	+	If more than one building was constructed in the province, a random roll determines which building gets hit by the damage. If the incoming damage destroys this building, the leftover damage is applied to another random building. Fortifications and Bunkers have a higher chance to be hit than other buildings in the same province.
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 **The Home Defence bonus grants the army a 15% bonus in damage reduction, in addition to a 15% bonus in damage potential.
-The percentage value of the protection is multiplied with the incoming damage values to determine the reduced damage values.
+The percentage value of the protection is multiplied with the incoming damage values to determine the amount which is subtracted from the incoming damage.
 More information on the current damage reduction can be seen in the protection tab in the army info popup, which can be accessed via the info button in the '''[[ARMY CONTROLS|army interface]]'''.

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-*For attacks or patrols by aircrafts against any '''[[UNITS|unit type]]''', the defence damage of the defender is applied to the attacker before the attack damage of the attacker is applied to the defender, no matter if the defender is a ground or air unit. This means that the damage efficiency of the aircraft can get reduced already before it is able to deal out its attack damage to the defender.
+*For attacks or patrols by aircrafts against land or sea units, the defence damage of the defender is applied to the attacker before the attack damage of the attacker is applied to the defender. This means that the damage efficiency of the aircraft can get reduced already before it is able to deal out its attack damage to the defender.
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