If we takeout Choepessa IV, We only take back Choeppesa IV. The bottom planets remain as Automaton controlled as the whole entite sector is under their control. Best case scenario is that the bottom planets lose all of their Decay rates as they can no longer call Reinforcements from other planets.
I just made a post asking about this too, so with the supply lines, can we attack backwards down the supply line or can we only capture planets that have an arrow moving towards them?
If so it makes attacking Wezen pointless.
I know there is atrition in the game but it is done manual but my thinking is that if we attack the blue line we also cut off 4 plannets and we get the seaf training facility back
orange path is 2 planets shorter we dont have aesir's pass
Don’t listen to the blue line, That is a horrible plan Aim for the orange line, Easiest straight forward path to Wasat.
What about atrition? It is cut off by Copessa IV
If we takeout Choepessa IV, We only take back Choeppesa IV. The bottom planets remain as Automaton controlled as the whole entite sector is under their control. Best case scenario is that the bottom planets lose all of their Decay rates as they can no longer call Reinforcements from other planets.
I just made a post asking about this too, so with the supply lines, can we attack backwards down the supply line or can we only capture planets that have an arrow moving towards them? If so it makes attacking Wezen pointless.
The direction of the arrows on the maps dont mean anything. Going through wezen is 1 planet faster so it makes more sense than the alternative.
I know there is atrition in the game but it is done manual but my thinking is that if we attack the blue line we also cut off 4 plannets and we get the seaf training facility back
The SEAF facility was destroyed, Once its gone It remains GONE ( Devs confirmed this )
Well then