Alliance fleet statistics
Someone requested a breakdown of alliance attack statistics.
This is a rough breakdown. I *think* the numbers are pretty accurate; exceptions below Code:
if someone left the alliance, it ignores them if someone joined the alliance near the end of the round, it counts all their incs, not just the ones since they joined the alliance all in-gal defence from alliance planets is counted as in-gal def not alliance def |
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Looks like Ult had best gal tactics pre-round and that is what won it for them
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The number of incs Ultores got makes any comparison with the rest of the top 5 pointless.
The tag that really stands out here is FAnG, which had lots of ally defense fleets (1.12 fleets per inc) and the highest coverage rate of all the alliances (45%). Tags with a similar number of incomings did not do nearly as well: CT covered 34% of their incs with 1.08 def fleets per inc, xVx covered 30% with 0.91 def fleets per inc, and ND covered 33% with 1.02 def fleets per inc. The lesson for roid whores is this: attack whoever is under attack. Failing that, hit anything other than FAnG. |
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If I have time I might try and split the alliance in-gal def from non-alliance in-gal def (i.e. Ult may just have had more people per buddy pack)
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This might be a good time to explain Ult's ship strategy, incase it has any bearing on these discussions :p
We had 4 fort gals, initially 5-map BPs that grew to 6,6,8,8 with late signs/exiles. These planets were almost all zik/ter/cath/etd cr/bs, with fi/co ships for def. The rest of the alliance (so about 2/3) were either fenced or random, and playing a fi/co strategy with fr/de class def ships. We did have a few random cr/bs planets as well. In terms of ingal def, this meant that for the majority of the round, we could only get it from xvx and ND, and then at the end when the entire block was hitting us, we could only get it from ND. So I suspect the majority of those ingal def fleets WERE from ult planets, mainly in the fort gals. Just incase anyone cared :banana: |
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I'm slightly confused by the incs recalled stat. I'm fairly sure more than 28% of fleets recalled from us, for example. I know the tracking sites aren't 100% correct on things like roids lost but that would mean an average fleet landing on Ultores capped around 8 roids. We definitely didn't have that many huge teamups on us.
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The table tells me that DLR either had a brilliant run on politics, or that the DE setup idd gave them so much leeway that noone wanted to go there iot to hadle the ingal def.
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It's more likely that no one cared to hit them because what's the point?
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Ultores PWNED!!!
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What i find most interesting ... as sub top 5 alliance we only had 700 less incommings than CT, ND and XvX !!!!
points to some serious bottom feeding last round |
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Considering that Ultores was pretty much the only alliance getting incs in the second half of the round, it's not surprising that their inc count is that low |
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Redoing the original post (round 45) with new (better) code etc... may have made a difference?
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You left out TGV!
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So FAnG only had 160 more incs than last rd? I expected more with all the whining going on.....:rolleyes:
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Haha, yes, I've just noticed, apologies!!
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You're all looking for this thread on this round's statistics. the one with "Round 46" in the name ;)
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