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Resource saving is the act of saving resources so that a raiding fleet will not steal them from you. There are a couple common ways to go about this:
 
Resource saving is the act of saving resources so that a raiding fleet will not steal them from you. There are a couple common ways to go about this:
  
1. Deploy the resources to another planet using cargo. Recall the fleet before it reaches the target planet, or else it will dump all the resources it was carrying on an empty planet. Using a planet you have colonized eliminates the need for this.
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#Deploy the resources to another planet using cargo. Recall the fleet before it reaches the target planet, or else it will dump all the resources it was carrying on an empty planet. Using a planet you have colonized eliminates the need for this.
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#Spend it on ships, defenses, buildings and research. Buildings and research are usually preferable because they allow you to hit cancel after the attack lands and get the resources back.
  
2. Spend it on ships, defenses, buildings and research. Buildings and research are usually preferable because they allow you to hit cancel after the attack lands and get the resources back.
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===See Also===
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*[[Fleet saving]]
  
===See Also===
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[[Category:Strategy]]
*[[fleet saving]]
 

Revision as of 03:12, 2 February 2010

Resource saving is the act of saving resources so that a raiding fleet will not steal them from you. There are a couple common ways to go about this:

  1. Deploy the resources to another planet using cargo. Recall the fleet before it reaches the target planet, or else it will dump all the resources it was carrying on an empty planet. Using a planet you have colonized eliminates the need for this.
  2. Spend it on ships, defenses, buildings and research. Buildings and research are usually preferable because they allow you to hit cancel after the attack lands and get the resources back.

See Also