@Kudamon
no, I hve thoroughly tested it, and I am 90% sure that higher points=better luck. For instance, I always get awesome luck when playing against lower point people, and the opposite is also true.
@Mamba yes, but the defender just needs to get equal or more on their dice, and therefore have the advantage, like in the real world, retard.

actually you are wrong man hawke222.

world rebellion is base off board game risk with the rules more or less the same with the standard rules.

in other words the attackers winning the defenders is lower depending on how many troops you are facing off.

i have seen people using 16 troops vs 5 to 7 troops and they lost completely. in other words when the attackers attack, they send 15 troops instead of 16 while the defenders have 5 to 7 troops for defense.

rating points is completely irrelevant to the game. if it is, then all the games in kongregate which has a rating point for each player will make them very lucky.

what you are trying to complain is that the way it was calculated is wrong, but it isn’t as it is not using any dice in the game at all.

i think that is what you assume.

from what i see, you are confused between in-game(rating) points and leveling up points.

you can go and ask abalore if you want, but i can tell you it makes no difference whether your in-game points is damn high or not and will it affect your own game.

Hawke222, that isn’t even a good example. I’ve put a 22 up against a 65 just to try and stop the 65 going on the offensive, and the 65 walked away with 18 from it. I can’t tell you how many 6-10s have failed completely taking out 1 unit. Forgetting all other instances of unfair rolls, I put a 50 up against a 170 today just for lols and the 170 ended up with 65. There are many more instances of rolls occurring that defy mathematical probability, but these are the most recent ones I can think of.