by Aerial Attack on Tue Oct 09, 2007 4:19 pm
After reading through the forum a bit more, I think we need to table the graphical changes for a bit and discuss the game play a little more.
I'm going to do a listing of the bonus potentials for each area (as they currently exist):
Asomin (5 terrs, +4 planet, +4 system) = 8 bonus for 5 terrs + 4 defense + 1 asteroid [8 for 10]
Bylaris (4 terrs, +4 planet, +1 system) = 5 bonus for 4 terrs + 1 defense + 1 asteroid [5 for 6]
Cylan (3 terrs, +2 planet, +2 system) = 4 bonus for 3 terrs + 2 defense + 1 asteroid [4 for 6]
Devi (3 terrs, +1 planet, +2 system, 1 asteroid) = 3 bonus for 3 terrs + 2 defense + 1 asteroid [3 for 6 - increase by 1?]
Eallah (5 terrs, +5 planet, +4 system) = 9 bonus for 5 terrs + 4 defense [9 for 9 - decrease by 1?]
Fikwi (4 terrs, +3 planet, +4 system, 1 asteroid) = 7 bonus for 4 terrs + 4 defense + 1 asteroid [7 for 9]
Haig (4 terrs, +4 planet, +2 system) = 6 bonus for 4 terrs + 2 defense + 1 asteroid [6 for 7]
Invey (4 terrs, +2 planet, +2 system) = 4 bonus for 4 terrs + 2 defense + 1 asteroid [4 for 7 - increase by 1?]
Junas (4 terrs, +2 planet, +2 system, 1 asteroid) = 4 bonus for 4 terrs + 2 defense + 1 asteroid [4 for 7 - increase by 1?]
Kilam (4 terrs, +4 planet, +3 system) = 7 bonus for 4 terrs + 4 defense [7 for 8]
Qyis (4 terrrs, +4 planet, +4 system) = 8 bonus for 4 terrs + 4 defense + 1 asteroid [8 for 9]
Ranara (4 terrs, +4 planet, +1 system) = 5 bonus for 4 terrs + 1 defense + 1 asteroid [5 for 6]
Secunda (5 terrs, +5 planet, +2 system) = 7 bonus for 5 terrs + 2 defense [7 for 7 - decrease by 1?]
Suibor (4 terrs, +4 planet, +4 system) = 8 bonus for 4 terrs + 4 defense + 1 asteroid [8 for 9]
Worius (5 terrs, +4 planet, +2 system) = 6 bonus for 5 terrs + 2 defense [6 for 7]
It might be easiest just to move some asteroids around.
Any one (else) have any thoughts on this?
Also, in your next draft can you include some sample army counts (88, 888, and 8888 - in blue, yellow, and red) on each of the different territory types. That will verify that the planets are large enough and answer some potential spacing issues.