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what seems a good balance between those 4 stats?
Is the combat art vs parry formula linear?
(if we have a player with 44 in ca and the opponent with 58 in parry it follows that the odds to hit are 44/[44+58] ?)

there are so many different ways to equip your warrior. each possibility is differently effective on the home server than on the battleground.

In general, I would have said that a balanced two-handed player, for example, should always keep his martial arts and parry high enough that the values are just as expensive as his strength.

this is just one option that is used a lot. but to predict a win there are a lot of other factors.

I'm not sure that with a 2h build you want to keep your STR that low...

I'd more say you want to keep your STR and FA/PA numbers roughly the same.

A 2H build needs to hit hard and avoid taking damage against a 1H build.

It gets expensive as STR is 2x as much for each stat than FA/PA; but high numbers in all three imo are critical for a 2H build

Luckily there are many different ways to play the game successfully. there is no one right way

Like str and the weapon used give us an exact number about our attack or or like the sum of armor and dexterity gives an exact number about our defense there must be a certain ratio between fighting ability and parry.I mean, it doesn't make sense to me that there is a luck factor involved.l beleive in math.There is no room for ambiguity in mathematics.

Of course, there is a relation between these two factors and staminia, that is, the number of raunds.

Can't the win percentage be updated with a certain formula with the fa/p ratio?(Own fa/ opponent's p) it would be better if we could guess-know how many of the rounds we could win with the fa/p ratio formula.

It is very weird to be defeated by same person with the same stats after 1 hour I win because of the luck factor.

I'm sure most of us would like a fairer war environment where numbers and formulas determine instead of luck and uncertainty.

Both my fighting ability and parry higher than my opponent but l get crit from the opponent and also he can hit 1 more raund than me,Does anyone have plausible explanation?

l spend a lot of time on the game but luck decides the fate of my battle.It is nothing but bullshit.