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Standard Attacks are used to capture a percentage of another countries land and resources. | Standard Attacks are used to capture a percentage of another countries land and resources. | ||
===Standard Strike=== | ===Standard Strike=== | ||
| − | Troops, Jets and Tanks may be sent on a Standard Strike. A successful attack will capture 3-8% of your opponents land, money, technology and | + | Troops, Jets and Tanks may be sent on a Standard Strike. A successful attack will capture 3-8% of your opponents land, buildings, money, technology and bushels. Smaller opponents, in relation to your own countries size, will yield less returns and larger opponents will yield more. |
Each successful attack yields less land and resources captured. This is called [[Diminishing Returns]]. | Each successful attack yields less land and resources captured. This is called [[Diminishing Returns]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:53, 17 March 2010
Attack Types
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Standard
Standard Attacks are used to capture a percentage of another countries land and resources.
Standard Strike
Troops, Jets and Tanks may be sent on a Standard Strike. A successful attack will capture 3-8% of your opponents land, buildings, money, technology and bushels. Smaller opponents, in relation to your own countries size, will yield less returns and larger opponents will yield more.
Each successful attack yields less land and resources captured. This is called Diminishing Returns.
Repeated Standard Strikes against the same opponent is called farming and will likely result in hostile attacks from the individual country and/or the clan they are a member of.
