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Strategic Sage might have a good idea what to expect from CPA scale. Arcen Games, LLC Indie game developer since 2009 Purveyor of Strategy and Adventure Our current project. I play on diff 7, and a lot of other folks that might give advice play mostly on diff 9. Only AIP determines how many ships the AI sends to the galaxy. Infact, cross planet attacks pulls all its ships from ships already in the galaxy, hence the name cross planet attack. That said, I'm only guessing about difficulty 8, and that's a big range. The AI can only push a limited amount of ships into the galaxy at a static rate that is proportional to the AIP. The reason this is survivable is that they wash in in a staggered fashion, giving you time to murder them and rebuild your things that get washed out. What happens to a Cross Planet Attack if you preemptively destroy all ships « on: August 20, 2012, 02:33:45 am » Lets say the enemy wants to launch a CPA of 2000 ships, but you were just about to do a massive sweep in preparation for attacking the homeworlds (or Nukes cough). I was curious as to how this would happen, as I had done some pretty diligent gate raiding, so unless the AI was planning to fly a long way. Cross Planet Attacks are best dealt with piecemeal. Late game strength CPAs can be a thousand or more. Cross-planet attack fizzled « on: April 08, 2010, 11:08:54 pm » I received a warning that a cross planet attack was coming my way. I would think that a first CPA on difficulty 8 might range from a few hundred strength to maybe a thousand. The key thing is, the 'price' the AI pays for freeing each ship is based on the mark level of the ship being freed, so if it's a bunch of mark5 ships, you'll see many fewer freed than if they were all mark2.īut the amount that the AI has available to 'spend' in this scenario is based on AIP and some other factors. This is an entire months worth of changes from the volunteer brigade, and the list of changes is far too long for me to fully address here. It then goes to planets 1 mark level above, then two, then random among everything else. When pulling ships for a CPA, the AI now starts with the planets that are at or below its current mark level (whatever that is), minimum 2. This is an entire month's worth of changes from the volunteer brigade, and the list of changes is far too long for me to fully address here. If it can't find from them, then it looks at higher mark planets. AI homeworlds can no longer contribute to cross planet attacks (CPAs). So it will look at mark 1, 2, 3 planets that are scattered around first, and use them as the first bulk of fodder. That said, a lot of the forces do come from the deep strike territory - essentially, it tries to fill the CPA with guards it is freeing from the lowest-tier planets first.

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