If you want to know what unit counters what there is: Infantry Cavalry Artillery Each has a heavy and light version, the general rule of thumb is that the light version counters the heavy version. eg light infantry such as crossbows or skirmishers counter heavy infrantry, musketeers or the even heavier melee infantry. if your not sure which is heavy and which is light at a glance, light units tend to have less health, higher range and are usually faster ergo light. There is also a rock paper scissors between the unit types: cavalry counter artillery, artillery counters infantry, infantry counters cavalry. The game applies these counters through multipliers, light infantry will have their base damage and a higher multiplier against heavy infantry, usually 2x but can be increased to 3 or greater with techs and cards. units may also have a lower multiplier against some units to reduce their damage, so those light infantry will have a 0.5x multi against heavy cavalry meaning they do far less damage to them. Units will usually have different multipliers on their ranged attack and on their melee so its good to check if one is better than the other when fighting certain units, eg you want to make you muskets bayonet rush the cav for extra damage. On top of this you may also notice that units have a resistance type next to their speed, the types are: Melee Ranged Siege They will reduce the damage type by the listed percent, sometimes only 10% sometimes significantly more, with the heavy and light unit types listed prior, heavy units tend to have melee armor and light units tend to have ranged armor. but there are always exceptions to these rules, this game is very good at making them. Siege armor is much more rare making siege damage very strong.
Thanks for letting me know, I'm not sure why it's putting it in a scuffed order since I do it in order myself as I upload them but will take a look soon!
