| Re: Questions about -f IT |
Thu, 25 February 2010 17:18   |
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 Sanherib |
 | Crewman 2nd Class |
Messages: 13
Registered: February 2010
Location: Deutschland | |
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Hmm. I know all this arguments for immuntiy. But i had this Test.
And i was much better with that TT Race. And sure.I will be probably not have a chance to resarch bio more than 13. But in my experince was that 1/3 all wide hab much better than the immunty hab. Even i had only bio 9. Lots of green Plantes that could be turn to 80+.
With that immunity i had some realy good green Planets. Sure. But not enough.The most of this nice Green Planets was far away. In the otherside of the Universe. OK it was a bad hab draw.But thats my Point. Having immunty means not much green Planets but better green Planets. But what will you do if you don't have luck and all this nice Planets are in the Otherside of the Galaxy? With that 1/3 you never will have so a bad hab draw.Because there are lots of green planets in every corner.
Ok i had a lot of yellow Planets with that immunty hab the could turn from -3 or -4 to 80+ nearby. But i dont think that's better then lots of green Planets nearby with value 30+ they can turn to 80+ to. And don't forget with TT Terraforming cost's just 70 res.
Before this Test i was sure having one immunity ist the best for every -f. Except the banned CA. Because that's common sense. But maybe common sense can be wrong.
But i will make a new test for both races. Maybe it was an example of one really bad hab draw against another really god hab draw. And this is why my conclusion are wrong.
NAS OR NOT NAS? Thats really a big Question in my mind. At first i thought never NAS in this special Game. Because of your arguments. The enemy can see where i will concentrate my ships. I will be blind. But vonKreddon makes think me twice. I will playing against SS. So even with penscans I never will have a chance to see the ships in enemys land.
But right. This is my biggest Question. And sorry Micha, that's why i'm not ready with my race creation. NAS OR NOT?
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