Difference between revisions of "Inactive players"
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Raiding an inactive is considered one of the safest forms of raiding, as they have a decreased chance of coming online to [[Fleet save]], [[Group Defend]], etc. | Raiding an inactive is considered one of the safest forms of raiding, as they have a decreased chance of coming online to [[Fleet save]], [[Group Defend]], etc. | ||
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| + | ****Keep in mind that an Inactive Player's defenses '''will still defend''' the planet. If you plan on raiding an Inactive Player's planet, know what you are going against and plan accordingly. Sending a few Hermes Class Probes will tell you what the planet offers in resources as well as defense. | ||
| + | Remember the 5 P's. '''Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance.''' | ||
Revision as of 06:07, 13 January 2010
A player who does not log in to the game for 7 days becomes inactive, labelled (i) on the galaxy page. Inactive players can be attacked by all, regardless of newbie protection or Diplomacy Mode. After 28 days, the label changes to (I) and after 35 days an inactive player risks deletion.
Raiding an inactive is considered one of the safest forms of raiding, as they have a decreased chance of coming online to Fleet save, Group Defend, etc.
- Keep in mind that an Inactive Player's defenses will still defend the planet. If you plan on raiding an Inactive Player's planet, know what you are going against and plan accordingly. Sending a few Hermes Class Probes will tell you what the planet offers in resources as well as defense.
Remember the 5 P's. Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance.
