Zorg Empire

biggest fleet crush till now

Attacker Loss: 3.500.000 Defender Loss:187.174.150
winnings Metal:1.862.936 Crystal:583.439 Deuterium:1.637.012
Debris Metal:21.974.790 Crystal:13.542.600

You collect; 21.974.790 units of Metal and 13.544.100 units of Crystal.

good luck on the rebuild!

i dont think it was worth it you took alot of losses 2... O.o

schnitter wrote:
i dont think it was worth it you took alot of losses 2... O.o

lolz that is funny

1:53 ain't a bad ratio if you ask me

its not bad but even though the defender took more losses the attacker still take alot too. it just doesent seem worth it......huh i dont know anything i guess i just got my first colony so im no that far in the game...

Considering how 60% of units lost goes into DF, I would say you would still break even with 1.5:1, you losing more, if you manage to recover 100% of the DF. Of course, there are still deut costs, along with the lost opportunity cost of using your fleet for something else, and the time cost of rebuilding your fleet.

Even with 1:1 losses, you might make a small profit. The larger the fleet, the larger the profit, but the losses would also equal more rebuild time.

Besides, 3.5m losses is about 58 battleships; takes about an hour for me to build that many, probably even less for Dexter.

And gratz on the hit, too.

simple math here people

total haul from planet(which covered any lose from Dexter) plus DF equals 39,600,777 minus his 3,500,000 lose equals a profit of 36,100,777

don't care how you cut it but i would take that everyday of the week twice on sunday...and i did..how do you think i got where i am

Well, we don't know what ships Dexter lost, and you forgot to convert crystal=2 metal. Also, 60% of Dexter's lost ships made it into the DF, so he made a bit more than that in profit.

I'd opt for taking that eight days a week, but I suffer losses this high taking out fleets a 20th of that size... I need more RIPs...

can tell by the numbers and other things i know about people it was 50 BC's..point being who cares what he lost and the return on investment is worth it.