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Red vs Green

Red launches from the left half and green from the right with equal forces. At every enemy collision, nearby allies influence the odds; the loser converts to the winner while total force stays constant.

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FAQ

How is combat strength measured?

Each collision counts red and green allies within a support radius around the contact point. More nearby allies raise that side's chance to win, while both sides have identical base ability.

How can the smaller force counterattack?

Individual battles use local support rather than global totals. A smaller force can still concentrate and gain a local edge, while collision order and randomness allow reversals.

Are balls created or removed?

No. Battle only converts the losing ball to the winner's color, so total force, individual ball size and selected speed remain constant.

When does the battle end?

The simulation stops when either red or green reaches zero and the other side unifies the field. Redeploy to observe another random battle.

Is any data uploaded?

No. Initialization, movement, local-support calculation, conversion and chart rendering all stay in the current browser and are not written to local storage.

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