A foreign fleet from planet Gilliax [1:217:10] was sighted near your planet treeopia [1:216:8]. Chance of counter-espionage: 1 %

its so fucking on.

At 3/21/11 03:22 PM, Chronamut wrote: Enemies are less interested in invading you if they only see one of a certain type of resources that's high on your planet.

Over the last day, I've been getting probed by all these higher level people all at once, and not one attack so far. I've started fleetsaving in a different way by taking resources on raids to inactives so they won't be on the planet if it does get attacked. And as a result I'd like to think that I'm not worth it to a level 200 guy if the take away is something like 5000 metal/crystal and 2500 duet.

I am under attack by the rank 7 player who is a member of Lux:
* 1h 4m 40s

He's sending Large Cargos, Cruisers and Battleships but I don't know how many. His coords are 1:271:11. Its kinda stupid though, he's attacking my colony lol.

And now a member of SEF is attacking me on my homeworld but I'm able to res save and fleetsave.

Large Cargo: ?
Cruiser: ?
Battleship: ?
Bomber: ?
Battlecruiser: ?

1hr 23 mins till it hits, 224 ships.

Lost the first battle, waiting on the second one to hit.

I wonder who's going to be first to pop their 400 cherry.

At 3/21/11 01:10 PM, 36Holla wrote: Well I decided to go ahead and find a place nearby. I'm actually going to be system buddies with Xports.

Actually, as soon as I posted last, I hit 5k points, and I've only been probed once, and not one attack so far.

Life is good.

Boy oh boy I missed a lot while on my trip to Mexico. I've got some new neighbors 300 ranks above me which concerns me a little, but other than that it's good to be back.

I'm a bit disappointed, I got my Recycler and now that it took me more than three days to acquire, I don't have the commander.
So the only way I can officially complete the tutorial is if I spend money or wait a long ass time to find 1,000 dark matter or whatever it costs... That's upsetting.

At 3/22/11 11:31 AM, Chronamut wrote:
um the tutorial before that Is supposed to give you commander for 3 days..

Yup - And like I said in my post, it took me more than three days to get the commander because I was working on other things as well.

At 3/22/11 11:39 AM, ChrisLovejoy wrote:
Alternative to what he suggested, you can just roll over the planet that has the debris field, click transport/attack ect. and load up your recyclers alone. The game will automatically assume you're going recycling and make that option available.

I'll try that in a few hours after this attack I'm doing - Thanks!

At 3/22/11 02:25 PM, Chronamut wrote: life is good :)

11 fleets returning :)

How do you get more fleets?

Also, that debris field thing from attacking doesn't work - Never showed up for me as an option.

Oh yeah and I lost that second battle btw.

980000units of defense or whatever.

Shit feels bad man.

N00b question - What do the colours on some peoples names mean?
Some names are yellow/green (one of the two, I'm colour blind). Others are red, some are grey, others are darker grey, etc.

The first person I attack that isn't inactive All 60 of my ships get destroyed and now I can't even send my recycler to pick up some of the pieces.

At 3/22/11 05:28 PM, drknes wrote: The first person I attack that isn't inactive All 60 of my ships get destroyed and now I can't even send my recycler to pick up some of the pieces.

"Well, at least I'm okay."

-Zach Braff on 9/11 and drknes losing his fleet.

At 3/22/11 04:52 PM, EpicFail wrote: N00b question - What do the colours on some peoples names mean?
Some names are yellow/green (one of the two, I'm colour blind). Others are red, some are grey, others are darker grey, etc.

The blue, which should be accompanied by a (v) after the person's name, means that they're on vacation mode and cannot be attacked. A green person should have a (n) after their name which means they are a newbie and you cannot attack them. Red means that they are a much higher rank than you and cannot attack you (And vice versa) until you get enough points to get out of newbie protection. The different shades of grey stand for how inactive a person is. For example a person who is dark grey and has a (I) after their name hasn't been on in a very long time while a person with a (i) and a lighter shade of grey is only relatively inactive.

PSP is open season.

This is why I need circular message privileges.

All this diplomacy yo.

At 3/22/11 10:21 PM, MercatorMapV2 wrote: PSP is open season.

In that case, I have an announcement to make.

Since I cannot attack the little noob because he is green, I will award those who attack PSP with resources equal to half of what is destroyed, whether it be ships or defenses.

Be sure to post combat details, and be sure to message me.

Once PSP is inactive, this offer will no longer be valid.

But until then, happy hunting.

At 3/22/11 10:29 PM, MercatorMapV2 wrote: This is why I need circular message privileges.

All this diplomacy yo.

Yeah well, inform everyone else that and maybe I won't take the privilege away again. I'll give it back to everyone who had circular messaging privileges before, but the first sign of horse doodling and its gone for that person alone from now on.

No horse doodling guys. I'm super serial.

Give us his coords and we'll be on our way but I gotta rebuild my fleet due to my idiocy I attack an active person.

At 3/23/11 02:03 AM, Chronamut wrote:

At 3/22/11 11:41 PM, drknes wrote: Give us his coords and we'll be on our way but I gotta rebuild my fleet due to my idiocy I attack an active person.

dude why the FUCK would you send 60 ships to one planet. I'm one of the highest ranked and even I don't do that..

I sent over 300 to an active before and won with minor losses and half a mil in loot.

What.

So I may or may not be going inactive for a few days. I'm heading up north for a few days and I don't know if my laptop will be out of the shop by then. So no raiding or kicking or whatever happens to inactives nowadays.

Im transporting resources from one planet to another, but my fleet is gonna return after they've dropped resources off, any way I can avoid them returning?

At 3/23/11 05:02 AM, H-A-X-O-R-Z wrote: Im transporting resources from one planet to another, but my fleet is gonna return after they've dropped resources off, any way I can avoid them returning?

Select deployment instead of transport.

At 3/23/11 02:35 AM, xports wrote: So I may or may not be going inactive for a few days. I'm heading up north for a few days and I don't know if my laptop will be out of the shop by then. So no raiding or kicking or whatever happens to inactives nowadays.

Activate vacation mode. If you're going to be gone for at least two days and you're over 5000 points, there's a very good chance someone will attack you.

And who's the jerk Blounty?

At 3/23/11 07:08 AM, 36Holla wrote: Activate vacation mode. If you're going to be gone for at least two days and you're over 5000 points, there's a very good chance someone will attack you.

I was waiting to see if I got my laptop before I left, which I did. No being inactive for me I guess.

BACK TO OGAME

At 3/22/11 04:37 PM, Chronamut wrote: stop biting off more than you can chew :P

What the fuck are you talking about, I was attacked how is that biting off more than I can chew?

So last night, I fell asleep without fleetsaving. When I woke up this morning, I had over 600k resources on my least defended planet.

Not one single attack, or even so much as a probe.

Ryan, might I borrow the fuckyesparrot.gif?