You can join absolutely any game from the list. If a player wants to play against a specific opponent, they choose that opponent when creating a game, and you would not see it on the list. So feel free to join any game.
If you've sent a message to your opponent and they have not replied or wish to abandon, send an email to the usual address and a new player will be assigned. Feel free to start another game as well. There is no limit on the number you can play.
Yes. If you start a practise mission, you will play against an AI instead of a human. This is good for practising, but not as much fun as playing against a real person.
Yes. It's only designed to give new players someone to fight against in order to practise. You are recommended to play against another player for maximum fun.
All damage, after adjustments for distance, strength etc., is randomized from 50%-150%.
These are cached and only updated once a day.
Unit stats (with the exception of campaign games) are randomly generated.
If the event was seen be you (i.e. it took place while you were taking your turn) it doesn't bother logging it since you'll already know about it. The log is primarily for events that took place during your opponent's turn, or events of great importance, like telling you that you lost.
The more complex missions require that you play a certain number of games before you can join them to ensure you are experienced enough. The mission page will tell you how many game you need to have played.
In the Game Details page for the particular game, there are two options for ending them game: either concede (which means you lose) or mutual concede (which needs to be accepted by your opponent but means the game is a draw).
Once you have won a sufficient number of games (currently 20) a link will appear on the website. You will need the full version to play in the campaign.
If your unit is standing on an escape hatch, you need to select Escape from the menu
The game uses a system similar to the chess ELO system, which is quite complex. In addition, only games from the last 2 years are taken into account, so if the get older than this, you will no longer received the points for them.
There is an element of randomness to all the shot calculations. This means that over enough games, your units will be both incredibly accurate and absolutely useless.
No. The equipment was procured from The Marsec Corporation, is of the highest quality, and is guaranteed not to explode in a fire.
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