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There's 10 dots per army representing individual fights, one dot missing on the map represents an average of one dot missing from each DA in a fully loaded sector. I could see 8 making sense too with a dot missing representing one dead DA, but present system is fine.
So it doesn't represent the number of armies (well it kinda does I guess). Before you place a siege, four dots doesn't represent four armies but instead would represent three armies? Whereas 10 dots would represent 8 armies? And I guess if people placed less than eight units in one of the armies the dots would take that into account. I think I understand. Thanks
you can only place armies of 8 units - but each army of 8 units has to be killed 10 times. a fully loaded sector takes 8*10 fights to win, and one dot on the main map represents 8 fights. You can see finer detail by opening the sector up and looking at the defending armies tab (each dot there representing one loss remaining for the army above it)
