RELIC answer please URGENT

one of the devs please, i have duplicate of a bulletin so if i use them both does it mean it will double the effect in game or not ? it is for panzer grenadiers accuracy, i have two of it so i wanna see if it double their accuracy or not?

Im not relic dev but i think i can answer something Only very few bulletins stack. Usually they are price reduction bulletins.

Im not relic dev but i think i can answer something Only very few bulletins stack. Usually they are price reduction bulletins.

it is not price bulletin i got, it is %3 more accuracy for PGs, i have two of it (dropped one in game) so i wanna see if i use them both in a loadout does it mean i am gonna get %6 more accuracy for my PGs?

Wow, this is so important

Wow, this is so important

yea i am sacrificing a bulletin for this xD so if this is not what i think i am wasting one bulletin slot

Im not relic dev but i think i can answer something Only very few bulletins stack. Usually they are price reduction bulletins.

I'm not sure about any other bulletin but I know for fact that the USF "Grenade range increased by 7%" stacks.

Im not relic dev but i think i can answer something Only very few bulletins stack. Usually they are price reduction bulletins.

Cruzz: 95% of all bulletins stack.

I have always had this question in mind but I was too lazy to ask it. This could be huge for some different bulletins. I have 3 copies (?!) of the bulletin that increases the movement speed of OKw's supply half-tracks, It would be very tactical if they would stack

Wow, this is so important

Dont you know bulletins decide RNG outcomes. \
RNG bulettin: 100 percent chance of all RNG outcomes in your favor

this headline really sucks

I´ve got the same bulletin twice. 3% accuracy on Pgrens. I´m hoping to unlock it a third time. Accuracy increases your dps directly by those 3%. So in theory you can get a bit more than 9% dps out of them, which can be quite a performance boost.

Cruzz: 95% of all bulletins stack.

Guess i had some old info then

Cruzz: 95% of all bulletins stack.

so what are the 5% that dont stack?

Question, how does stacking work? Is it X + 1 + 1 + 1, or is it X + 3?

Also do the OKW Panzer IV Armour bulletins stack? Because if they do, an OKW Panzer IV with Skirts upgrade will have higher armour than an Ostheer Vet 2 Panzer IV (without armour bulletin).

Question, how does stacking work? Is it X + 1 + 1 + 1, or is it X + 3?

I believe it's (bulletin bonus)*(number of bulletins)

I believe it's (bulletin bonus)*(number of bulletins)

In that case:

WM Panzer IV no bulletins = 180.0 Frontal Armour
OKW Panzer IV 3 bulletins = 184.0 Frontal Armour

WM Panzer IV Vet 2, no bulletins = 234.0
OKW Panzer IV Skirts + bulletins = 239.2

So under the right conditions, OKW's Panzer IV can be better armoured than Wehrmacht's Vet 2 version

Of course, this also means that in theory you can get a Wehrmacht Panzer IV with 262 frontal armour, that would be worth seeing!

Almost all bulletins stack. I have 3 Puma increase penetration bulletins (4%). I use just 2 (cause there are other important bulletins also), to give my Puma a bonus of 8% penetration and I can tell you can feel it. But it could have a 12% penetration bonus .

I believe it's (bulletin bonus)*(number of bulletins)

In don't think so. In some games (like LoL and DoTA) We have "additive stacking" and "multiplicative stacking" Here are to examples From League of Legends:
Additive stacking: if your champion has two items granting +100 health each, your champion has 200 bonus health.

Multiplicative stacking: If your champion has armor granting 10% damage reduction and an item granting 10% damage reduction, you multiply the damage factors—0.9 and 0.9—to get 0.81, which means your champion has 19% damage reduction (against physical damage).

So in CoH for lets say increased armor, if you have 100 armor and two "Add 4$ amor" it will be like this:
100+(4% of 100)= 104
104+(4% of 104)= 104+4.16= 108.16

Well first of all, this is not a HUGE difference (I feel like a stupid nerd explaining this, who the hell cares about 0.16% armor ) . And the reason that I say the games uses the latter kind is most of the time in programming, calculations are done from top to bottom, So the game checks for a bulletin, applies its effect, then checks for other bulletin and applies its effect again UNLESS the engine is told to add the effects,then to apply it.
I might be wrong though, just my thoughts.