NW to Land Ratio (with attack stats)

[Max Logan]

Why the hell did I do all those AAs and ARs is beyond me... still, I`ll get some 170m net, fun...


Amount of Attacks you have Made: 236
Amount of Successful Attacks 226
Amount of Failed Attacks 10
Out of these attacks you made:
145 Standard Attacks
0 Ground Attacks
14 Air Attacks
77 Amphibious Assault
0 Bombing Runs

Spy Operations 308
Successful Spy Operations 212
Failed Spy Operations 96
Out of these Spy ops you made:
224 Obtain State Info Ops
10 Military Espionage Ops
10 Bomb Structures Ops
0 Attack Intelligence Centers Ops
0 Infiltrate Banks Ops
45 Sabotage Airbases Ops
0 Genocide Ops
0 Razing Ops
0 Inside trade information Ops
0 Infiltrate HQ Ops
0 Infiltrate Research Labs Ops
0 Infiltrate Government Ops

Times you have been Attacked 134
Attacks you Successfully Defended 12
Amount of Kills 0

Your Largest Landgrab 6.283

[Nat22]

i also like this idea and the numbers would need to be looked at but 1 thing that needs to be pointed out isn't that techer is really weak from a production stand point or market share it is that it is the only strat that DOESN'T receive a tech bonus so if techer and farmer make equal production than when farmer gets 165% tech it produces 165% more. techer can tech turns and get 175% production. this does give it a 10% higher production IF they tech all their turns. this leaves no turns for gaining land...

i think i see what you mean, possibility for another state tech? or even something techer states could exchange for money?

if it was a state tech, maybe having a similar thing to what i suggested for the bank expansions, with set levels that if they invest certain amounts of their science their ability to produce more science when researching turns increases. say level 1 gives them 180%, 2 - 185% 3 - 190%. again obviously numbers would have to be tested. but this could give them the boost, yet means they still do have turns left for gaining land.

i guess similar if they paid for it with the money they produce from science sales, then a certain amount for level 1, 2 and 3 - similar to upgrading units?

just ideas, but worth thinking about in my opinion.

[Ragnar]

Here's what the military looked like after the round ended.



Unless it's ships, spies, and infantry...it's pretty useless!!!!!!

While I think the land chart looks like there should of been no shortage of stuff, except maybe food!!

Building Statistics
Land Built: 97% (1.986.178/2.050.787)
Commercial Zones: 20% (405.845)
Residential Zones: 28% (559.231)
Industrial Zones: 37% (734.925)
Farming Zones: 13% (255.441)
Science Facilities: 1% (10.516) ...the Science strategy is dead!!!!
Construction Sites: 1% (20.220)

[BeeNo]

the techer strategy functions as a conversion strategy, tech has never sold well end of month because all nations max out technology before then.

at the start of the month when all nation techs are low, it has the highest yields in production. but as nations begin to beef up on tech it starts to fall behind.

not sure on the idea of adding a "techer tech", but i do like adding a state tech to increase the bank. or even making it a nation tech if need be. this would give increased use of technology improving the techer strat, add a little more incentive to states looking to start techer and convert, while also giving the options to increase banks for stockers.

[Cemetary]

the techer strategy functions as a conversion strategy, tech has never sold well end of month because all nations max out technology before then.

at the start of the month when all nation techs are low, it has the highest yields in production. but as nations begin to beef up on tech it starts to fall behind.

takes a one man state less than a week to have max tech for the set :/

[Bright]

Maybe increasing the amount of tech to reach a given percentage in relation to land would help a bit? Or introducing a small daily decay rate (.5-1%) in addition to the current formula would make there be a need for more tech?