I never got a forum message telling me what role I am

Loving it

Love it, used it up until the graphics update. Are those unique connections, Toad? Because otherwise, they might all be mine .

R.I.P. Pinwheel, we will dearly miss you

Ahem, I'm going to say it now: had it not been for Cloud killing off half of our fam's total infra during week 2, we would've won the round. Easy. A fair 1 on 1 confrontation between Arby and myself on the one side, and FBI and GxReborn on the other, wouldn't have ended well for them.

Mizzle, we, 76, were never farmed by the likes of them. We hit them first, after they had regained a hold on a few systems that made up the border between 81 and ourselves, from which we had cleared them plenty of times earlier in the round but which a nap with 81 had made more difficult. Not only were we clearing our borders, we also wanted to prevent 74 from getting a foothold in 81's core, as to put a stop to their farming antics. Vulturing? I'd like to see it more as small fams teaming up to fight off the big mean bully. And that without any coorporation, so no IA if you were wondering. (I don't even like Flipmode!)

Not to say 74 played a clean round, they were dishonorable as hell and their leader/main attacker did not even seem to care. Just they weren't dishonorable towards us, we were given a free pnap after some short negotiations. Of course, their attackers sucked so Arby and I could've probably toyed them around longer before our eco would've caved in to theirs which was far superior, but this seemed optimal.

One example could be their attempted rape on 79, just as I myself was setting up on them

1) Mostly you can tell by the number you killed vs. the number you lost. If it's max kill, they'll be very far apart. However, this is a question of experience: knowing what numbers correspond to maxkill is something you'll develop along the way.

For starters, you can calculate the fleet sizes between 2 consequetive hits. In case of 2 consequetive max kills, the 2nd will be 0.85x the first (as 15% was lost, not accounting stationed units returning to main fleet).

2) Knowing the max kill numbers, you can determine whether your opponent hit you with a fleet:
- much larger/stronger than yours (you'll be closer to being max killed)
- around the same size (further from being max killed)
- smaller/weaker fleet (nowhere near max kill)

Once you get used to playing with these numbers, you'll be able to guess the opponents fleet sizes and make rough estimates of the number of units they lost in the fight.

<RisingDown> <FBI> yeah you got people like that in here
<RisingDown> <FBI> is a bit of a problem
<RisingDown> <FBI> fam get's hit so they go inactive
<RisingDown> <FBI> we removed 10 planets of our core a week ago
<RisingDown> <FBI> 73 planets
<RisingDown> <FBI> they have been spelling us ever since
<RisingDown> <FBI> even after agreeing to nap
<RisingDown> <FBI> that's just sad
<RisingDown> He removes planets of a fam 1/10th his fam's NW
<RisingDown> and he's calling them sad
<RisingDown> I find this funny

Following ER again, voting James!

Why? I understand it is nice for every preset race to have a unique op, but it's totally unnecessary; Revalons do not need a buff, they are already one of the most used races around.

Melvin I guess