I need help understanding this information. Can anyone explain this to me?
- Thread starter XCaliber
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A - relates to the number of garrison supplies taken to 'Grovichun' from the capital system of the power by players. In that screenshot it reached the trigger of 1369 already.
B - relates to the amount of undermining done by other powers in the system, it is players doing stuff like attacking certain ships and/or retrieving their cargo.
If A trigger is reached but B trigger isnt then the system is 'Fortified' at the end of the PP week.
If B trigger is reached and A trigger isnt then the system becomes undermined.
In your example both triggers are reached so they cancel each other out.
C is just a marker on the graph pointing to the trigger point (imagine horizontal line across the 2 bars in the graph)
D is just saying that the diamond shape is the trigger point as I described.
B - relates to the amount of undermining done by other powers in the system, it is players doing stuff like attacking certain ships and/or retrieving their cargo.
If A trigger is reached but B trigger isnt then the system is 'Fortified' at the end of the PP week.
If B trigger is reached and A trigger isnt then the system becomes undermined.
In your example both triggers are reached so they cancel each other out.
C is just a marker on the graph pointing to the trigger point (imagine horizontal line across the 2 bars in the graph)
D is just saying that the diamond shape is the trigger point as I described.
A shows the amount of fortification points and the required amount (trigger) for the system to be considered fortified. Anything above that is a waste time and efforts.
B shows the same for undermining. Again, anything above the trigger is a waste of time and efforts.
If both triggers are reached, the fortified and undermined state cancel each other out.
C shows the trigger on the diagram (I believe it's both for fortifying and undermining as those are shown in percents, so trigger would mean 100% for both).
D is a legend for the diagram, explaining how C is the trigger.
Guess, I'll have to add an interface part to my Popular Guide to Powerplay, huh?
B shows the same for undermining. Again, anything above the trigger is a waste of time and efforts.
If both triggers are reached, the fortified and undermined state cancel each other out.
C shows the trigger on the diagram (I believe it's both for fortifying and undermining as those are shown in percents, so trigger would mean 100% for both).
D is a legend for the diagram, explaining how C is the trigger.
Guess, I'll have to add an interface part to my Popular Guide to Powerplay, huh?
that would be great!
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thanks Fireclown