A comprehensive analysis of potential future damage this year (analysis of Venezuela and Germany)

Good afternoon, I decided to try my hand at analytics and write an article on this topic and analyze the possible future damage to countries like Germany and Venezuela, since these are the largest countries by population and they also have the motivation and desire to become centers of power in their regions.

Let's start with the number of level 20+ players in these countries. For example, Germany has 314 players above level 20, BUT 205 of them are currently in Eco mode, meaning Germany isn't fighting to its full potential and has only reached 8% of its potential! Germany could prove incredibly powerful on the map in the future!

Now let's talk about Venezuela. It's a similar story: there are 315 active players above level 20, but more players are in combat mode at 171. It turns out that Venezuela is spending more resources in this world war and is more motivated to help its allies, which is worth noting. It has also reached its potential by 10%, which means that in the future, it too can be a center of power in its region.

Now let's look at the situation with players above level 25, because usually only players above level 25 show strength and damage that can exceed 1kk per battle

Germany. You can see that there are only 50 of them out of 1,200+ players, meaning Germany has only unlocked 5% of its potential. It's also clear that most players are still in Eco mode, although the main reason is to level up mu, as building mu for that many players requires a lot of resources.

Venezuela. 55 players above level 25 out of 608 active players is 9%, higher than Germany, but still low and still has huge growth potential. It's also worth noting that almost all the top players are fighting. Perhaps they should consider upgrading their mu, as Germany is doing, as it's an investment in the future.

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