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 Post subject: Power rating
PostPosted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 3:26 am 
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what is it and how do you get it


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 Post subject: Re: Power rating
PostPosted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 6:14 pm 
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A very useful post I found from Seth about power (with some edits):

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Power is a cumulative statistic that represents how well established you are, as well as how much of a threat you can be perceived to be. Essentially it is a rating system of how strong a user is, that allows you to size up your opponent quickly without having to do scans or track a user's movements.

Score is based on your power, crystals and relics. Below is how it is calculated:

1 crystal = 20 score
1 power = 10 score
1 relic = 500 score

Power is calculated based on your current workers, units and conquers:

25 workers = 1 power
10 infantry = 1 power
10 vehicles = 2 power
10 tanks = 3 power
1 conquer = 1 power

Hope that helps!
~Seth

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 Post subject: Re: Power rating
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