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"When the attack organizer recalls, the invitees will still attack. The attack simply changes from a group attack to a normal one. This guarantees that return times of the invitees will not be tampered with by a formation leader. Also, since the formation leader isn't 'locked in', he can recall to defend his base with out canceling the other players' attacks." | "When the attack organizer recalls, the invitees will still attack. The attack simply changes from a group attack to a normal one. This guarantees that return times of the invitees will not be tampered with by a formation leader. Also, since the formation leader isn't 'locked in', he can recall to defend his base with out canceling the other players' attacks." | ||
| − | == | + | == Group attack question. == |
| − | + | person A attacks with slow ship, ex: hercules - attack time 2:00 hrs | |
| − | + | person B joins attack with fast ships, ex: posiedon - attack time 1:20 hrs | |
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| − | + | as a group attack, it lands in 2:00 hrs. | |
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| − | + | Q: If person A withdraws, does the attack time decrease? | |
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| − | + | A: No, the attack time is not recalculated if a fleet is recalled. | |
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| − | + | Alice attacks with Weapons Armor Shield tech = 4. | |
| + | Bob joins the attack and has Weapons Armor Shield tech = 12. | ||
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| + | Q: Who's tech is used in the battle calculation? Somebody said only the leader's tech matters, true? | ||
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| + | This note should probably be added to the entry itself -- I'll state what I believe the answer to be, but it should be verified<br \> | ||
| + | Q: If you joint attack with yourself, do the different fleets return to their respective planets?<br \> | ||
| + | A: I believe this is not the case -- the entire fleet will return to the initiating planet<br \> | ||
| + | That appeared to happen to me the one time I did that.<br \> | ||
| + | I also don't know what happens if you play with the deployment sources -- what happens if A initiates the attack, and "B" joins in from both planet 1 and planet 2. Or if A initiates the attack from p1, joins with himself from p2, and B joins in the attack. And so forth. There are several possible combinations which should be investigated<br \>. | ||
| + | All fleet members return to their own respective places, of course<br \> | ||
| + | --[[Special:Contributions/24.250.253.251|24.250.253.251]] 14:20, 19 May 2010 (UTC) | ||
Latest revision as of 14:22, 19 May 2010
the source of the following passage is an alliance field test:
"When the attack organizer recalls, the invitees will still attack. The attack simply changes from a group attack to a normal one. This guarantees that return times of the invitees will not be tampered with by a formation leader. Also, since the formation leader isn't 'locked in', he can recall to defend his base with out canceling the other players' attacks."
Group attack question.
person A attacks with slow ship, ex: hercules - attack time 2:00 hrs person B joins attack with fast ships, ex: posiedon - attack time 1:20 hrs
as a group attack, it lands in 2:00 hrs.
Q: If person A withdraws, does the attack time decrease?
A: No, the attack time is not recalculated if a fleet is recalled.
Alice attacks with Weapons Armor Shield tech = 4.
Bob joins the attack and has Weapons Armor Shield tech = 12.
Q: Who's tech is used in the battle calculation? Somebody said only the leader's tech matters, true?
This note should probably be added to the entry itself -- I'll state what I believe the answer to be, but it should be verified
Q: If you joint attack with yourself, do the different fleets return to their respective planets?
A: I believe this is not the case -- the entire fleet will return to the initiating planet
That appeared to happen to me the one time I did that.
I also don't know what happens if you play with the deployment sources -- what happens if A initiates the attack, and "B" joins in from both planet 1 and planet 2. Or if A initiates the attack from p1, joins with himself from p2, and B joins in the attack. And so forth. There are several possible combinations which should be investigated
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All fleet members return to their own respective places, of course
--24.250.253.251 14:20, 19 May 2010 (UTC)
