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Psydev: Fed +30 for Quantum Torps

2021-04-23T07:07:31Z

Fed +30 for Quantum Torps

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	\| [[The Solar Federation\|Fed]]		\| [[The Solar Federation\|Fed]]
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	\| [[The Lizard Alliance\|Lizard]]		\| [[The Lizard Alliance\|Lizard]]

Psydev: EE +20 points for Galactic Power

2021-04-23T06:55:37Z

EE +20 points for Galactic Power

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	\| [[The Evil Empire\|Empire]]		\| [[The Evil Empire\|Empire]]
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	\| [[The Robotic Imperium\|Robotic]]		\| [[The Robotic Imperium\|Robotic]]

Psydev: edited Birds - +15 to reflect Enlighten becoming standard

2021-04-23T06:51:09Z

edited Birds - +15 to reflect Enlighten becoming standard

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	\| [[The Empire of Birds\|Bird Man]]		\| [[The Empire of Birds\|Bird Man]]
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	\| [[The Fascist Empire\|Fascist]]		\| [[The Fascist Empire\|Fascist]]

Psydev: Deleted the section about how much MC you get, since you are now rewarded in "kin" in your emails. Further research needed.

2019-07-20T04:26:57Z

Deleted the section about how much MC you get, since you are now rewarded in "kin" in your emails. Further research needed.

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	=== Locked Advantages ===		=== Locked Advantages ===
	As some tech of each race cannot be disabled, each race has also been assigned a locked advantage value. This is the ''absolute'' minimum a race would have if they were to disable ''everything'' worth something that they can disable.		As some tech of each race cannot be disabled, each race has also been assigned a locked advantage value. This is the ''absolute'' minimum a race would have if they were to disable ''everything'' worth something that they can disable.


	== Resources ==		== Resources ==
	As of May 2019, Planets.nu [http://planets.nu/#/post/major-changes-to-campaign-reward-system announced] major changes to the Campaign points system. Whereas previously each player received resources of duranium, tritanium, molybdenum and megacredits as campaign resources to spend, this system was done away with. It was replaced with new a system using only one resource, megacredits. In addition, whereas in the past, resources you earned were segregated by race, now any campaign points you earned are pooled together. So you can unlock items from any race with campaign points that you earn.		As of May 2019, Planets.nu [http://planets.nu/#/post/major-changes-to-campaign-reward-system announced] major changes to the Campaign points system. Whereas previously each player received resources of duranium, tritanium, molybdenum and megacredits as campaign resources to spend, this system was done away with. It was replaced with new a system using only one resource, megacredits. In addition, whereas in the past, resources you earned were segregated by race, now any campaign points you earned are pooled together. So you can unlock items from any race with campaign points that you earn.

	[[Planet]]s captured during the game (for the ''first'' time) or maintained when the game ends will contribute to officers' resource pools. Even [[Debris Disks\|Planetoids]], which do not influence victory conditions, contribute towards campaign resources. Earning resources applies only to public games. ~~Each planet awards 4 [[megacredits]], modifiable only~~ by tenacity.		[[Planet]]s captured during the game (for the ''first'' time) or maintained when the game ends will contribute to officers' resource pools. Even [[Debris Disks\|Planetoids]], which do not influence victory conditions, contribute towards campaign resources. Earning resources applies only to public games.

			''The amount of points you receive has historically been affected by your tenacity rating.

	=== End of game bonuses ===		=== End of game bonuses ===
	When an officer survives the game, he is given another boost in resources~~. The formula this time is more complicated~~.		When an officer survives the game, he is given another boost in resources.

	~~<math>~~		You are awarded based on the number of planets you've maintained.
	~~\operatorname{earned} = MC * vtl~~
	~~</math>~~


	~~Planets maintained award 4 [[megacredits]] each, modifiable by the following factors:~~
	~~Where ''v'' is the victory bonus (currently x1-x6), ''t'' is the tenacity, and ''l'' is~~ the number of ~~turns the officer played (1 - 0.02 for each turn short of 50)~~.

			''This has been historically been modified by the following factors, multiplied to your points earned: <br>
			: ''v'' is the victory bonus (currently x1-x6)<br>
			: ''t'' is your tenacity <br>
			: ''l'' is the number of turns you played (1 - 0.02 for each turn short of 50). <br>

	{{NuhostOnly}}		{{NuhostOnly}}

	== Additional Information ==		== Additional Information ==
	* [http://cssolexp.mygamesonline.org/addons/nuCampaign/ Campaign Simulator]		* [http://cssolexp.mygamesonline.org/addons/nuCampaign/ Campaign Simulator]

	[[Category:NuHost Addons]]		[[Category:NuHost Addons]]

Psydev: Moved BAV table up. Note: Birds and EE values fixed. Removed some old text.

2019-07-20T04:17:21Z

Moved BAV table up. Note: Birds and EE values fixed. Removed some old text.

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 In 2019, Planets.nu [http://planets.nu/#/post/kin-a-new-currency-for-planets announced] the use of Kin, a new cryptocurrency, in association with Campaign points. Earning Campaign points happens concurrently with earning Kin, and they can be traded with one another.
-== Advantage Allocation ==
+== Advantage Points ==
 In most games, you are allowed to use up to 500 advantage points for your race. This includes to total advantage point value of the ships and racial abilities you turn on. Some abilities can be disabled and others can be enabled, altering the number of advantage points available for you to use.
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Psydev: removed parts about minerals, since they are no longer relevant in campaign points.

2019-07-20T04:13:09Z

removed parts about minerals, since they are no longer relevant in campaign points.

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	== Resources ==		== Resources ==
	As of May 2019, Planets.nu [http://planets.nu/#/post/major-changes-to-campaign-reward-system announced] major changes to the Campaign points system. Whereas previously each player received resources of duranium, tritanium, molybdenum and megacredits as campaign resources to spend, this system was done away with. It was replaced with new a system using only one resource, megacredits. In addition, whereas in the past, resources you earned were segregated by race, now any campaign points you earned ~~would be~~ pooled together. ~~Now~~ you ~~are able to~~ unlock items from any race with ~~any~~ campaign points you earn.		As of May 2019, Planets.nu [http://planets.nu/#/post/major-changes-to-campaign-reward-system announced] major changes to the Campaign points system. Whereas previously each player received resources of duranium, tritanium, molybdenum and megacredits as campaign resources to spend, this system was done away with. It was replaced with new a system using only one resource, megacredits. In addition, whereas in the past, resources you earned were segregated by race, now any campaign points you earned are pooled together. So you can unlock items from any race with campaign points that you earn.

	[[Planet]]s captured during the game (for the ''first'' time) or maintained when the game ends will contribute to officers' resource pools. Even [[Debris Disks\|Planetoids]], which do not influence victory conditions, contribute towards campaign resources. Earning resources applies only to public games.		[[Planet]]s captured during the game (for the ''first'' time) or maintained when the game ends will contribute to officers' resource pools. Even [[Debris Disks\|Planetoids]], which do not influence victory conditions, contribute towards campaign resources. Earning resources applies only to public games. Each planet awards 4 [[megacredits]], modifiable only by tenacity.

	~~The rate that minerals are earned during the game as planets are captured is as follows:~~

	~~<math>~~
	~~\operatorname{earned} = 2dr*t~~
	~~</math>~~

	~~Where ''d'' is density (converted to decimal), ''r'' is the mineral richness, appearing as vertical bars on a game's page, and ''t'' is an officer's tenacity (also converted to decimal)~~. Each planet ~~also~~ awards 4 [[megacredits]], modifiable only by tenacity.

	=== End of game bonuses ===		=== End of game bonuses ===
	When an officer survives the game, he is given another boost in resources. The formula this time is more complicated.		When an officer survives the game, he is given another boost in resources. The formula this time is more complicated.

	~~The formula for the minerals at the end of the game is as follows:~~

	<math>		<math>
	\operatorname{earned} = 2vdrt*l		\operatorname{earned} = MC * vtl
	</math>		</math>

	Where ''v'' is the victory bonus (currently x1-x6)~~, ''d'' is the densities of all of the planets maintained (summed, then converted to decimal), ''r'' is the mineral richness~~, ''t'' is the tenacity, and ''l'' is the number of turns the officer played (1 - 0.02 for each turn short of 50~~). Planets maintained award 4 [[megacredits]] each, modifiable by the factors above except ''d'' and ''r'' (since they do not apply~~).
			Planets maintained award 4 [[megacredits]] each, modifiable by the following factors:
			Where ''v'' is the victory bonus (currently x1-x6), ''t'' is the tenacity, and ''l'' is the number of turns the officer played (1 - 0.02 for each turn short of 50).

	=== Advantage Points ===		=== Advantage Points ===

Psydev: explained new resource change announcement. Altered wikitable at bottom.

2019-07-20T04:03:34Z

explained new resource change announcement. Altered wikitable at bottom.

Show changes

Psydev: Added intro at top. Mentioned Kin announcement.

2019-07-20T02:53:54Z

Added intro at top. Mentioned Kin announcement.

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	~~== Overview ==~~		Campaign mode is a special gameplay mode available only at Planets.nu. In campaign games, players can use new ships and racial abilities not available in Standard or Classic modes. In order to unlock these new ships and abilities, players must spend Campaign points that they earn through playing. When a player creates a new account, they start with some Campaign points and can unlock a few abilities. They gain further points by playing games, each time they conquer a new planet. Points are shown as "Megacredits" on your player's "homeworld" page. These MC can be spend for more advantages.
	~~The~~ Campaign mode, ~~released on September 14~~, ~~2012~~, ~~introduces~~ a ~~wide variety of design and tech upgrades for~~ each ~~race so~~ as ~~to allow them to become~~ more ~~competitive~~.

	~~There will continue~~ to ~~remain Classic mode~~ and Standard ~~mode Games~~.		The new Campaign ships and racial abilities are designed to balance out the game somewhat, and make the game more fun. A lot of the ships in the original VGA Planets were "useless", so updated versions of them have been created that now have a function. Some of the races were considered weaker than others, so some of the new features are intended to redress that to some extent. Some of the Campaign abilities have also migrated into Standard over time, such as [http://help.planets.nu/adv-2x-faster-beams Fascist Double Beams], [http://help.planets.nu/adv-starbase-fighter-transfer Starbase Fighter Transfer] (Empire), and [[Cloak and Intercept]] (Birds).

			As of 2019, Planets.nu [http://planets.nu/#/post/kin-a-new-currency-for-planets announced] the use of Kin, a new cryptocurrency, in association with Campaign points. Earning Campaign points happens concurrently with earning Kin, and they can be traded with one another.

	== Advantage Allocation ==		== Advantage Allocation ==

Glyn: /* Overview */

2017-07-18T03:02:47Z

Overview

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	The ~~campaign~~ mode, released on September 14, 2012, introduces a wide variety of design and tech upgrades for each race so as to allow them to become more competitive.		The Campaign mode, released on September 14, 2012, introduces a wide variety of design and tech upgrades for each race so as to allow them to become more competitive.

	There will continue to remain classic games. In fact, some prior experience is required to participate in 11-player campaign games, although no experience is required to participate in the newly released '''giant campaign melees''', which combines the 30 players mechanic with the campaign mechanics.		There will continue to remain Classic mode and Standard mode Games.

	== Advantage Allocation ==		== Advantage Allocation ==

ChallengeSpaceYard: Updated link

2016-07-08T13:17:24Z

Updated link

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	== Additional Information ==		== Additional Information ==
	* [http://~~planets~~.nu/~~_library~~/~~campaignsim~~/~~index.htm~~ Campaign Simulator]		* [http://cssolexp.mygamesonline.org/addons/nuCampaign/ Campaign Simulator]

	[[Category:NuHost Addons]]		[[Category:NuHost Addons]]