In previous article, No limits whatsoever, I presented my opinion about the matter of putting limits on visa players and why there is no need to put any boundaries on them. So now, it is time to look into statistics and review how the balance of power is formed every weak for each side; and is the game so unbalanced as some people think? 

To provide objectivity of the presented data,every Monday data will be collected from the eDominations Tools for each country and summarized in order to draw conclusions about the total damage and the active players of each side. Some countries do not belong to either side; however, they have MPPs with some countries of the one side or the other and the damage of them calculated based on the MPPs they have.

*Japan and Czech Republic have MPP only withSpain and for this reason classified in “Other” category. If you believe they must be on Atlas side let me know.

First, we are going to look at the damage madeeachcountry of each side: Atlas Allies, Virtus Allies, Other.

Atlas Allies
                                                                 

Virtus Allies

                                                                

Other

                                               


The active population of each side is almost equal.

                                                               


The balance of power in terms of damage seems to be in favor of the Virtus side as shown in the table and diagram below.
     
                                                                             

                                                                

At first glance, Virtus seems to have the upper hand in terms of damage. However, this is the weekly damage caused by both sides and cannot be considered a reliable measure of the dynamic of both sides. Of course there are damage wasted in TWs and BH medals in battles without importance. This series of articles attempts to give an idea of the strength of the opposing sides and is not a determining factor in the superiority of one side or the other. Is merely food for thought!

Special thanks to N4zGul, CGRM, Nobody from nowhere, for the help they provided me!