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Imagine a war between different kinds of bacteria (that's plural).
Imagine that each of these kinds of bacteria has a few characteristics.
Imagine that these bacteria wants to rule the whole map.
Imagine the whole map contains about 18 bacteria.
Imagine containing Phage, which defines the type and owner of the bacteria, and the more Phage, the more strength and resistance.
Imagine using Phage, some crap that contains the characteristics of that bacteria, and use it to invade other bacteria and replace that bacterium's Phages with the attacker's Phages, doing some kind of mind control.
Imagine that a bacterium can contain about 150 Phages. It will take 151 enemy Phages to take over the bacterium. It can attack a bacterium with 75, half of the bacterium's Phages, on an enemy bacterium. It wins and takes control of the enemy bacterium, if it lessens enemy bacterium's number of Phages to 0 and have at least an extra friendly Phage to the enemy bacterium.
So think of it like this:
Number of Enemy Phages = 60
Number of Your Phages = 80
Attacker = You
Your Maximum Amount of Phages You Can Send = 40 (That's half)
60 - 40 = 20 Enemy Phages left.
Although all your attacking Phages have died, you've battered the bacterium. And it can only send 10 Phages on you. And remember that you still have half of the Phages (40), so you're on the winning side.
Remember that you can take over more than one bacterium, like 4 bacteria or the whole map's bacteria. Imagine that any of your bacteria doesn't have the capability to take over an enemy bacterium.
Like this.
Your 1st Bacterium = 10
Your 2nd Bacterium = 30
Your 3rd Bacterium = 20
Your 4th Bacterium = 30
Enemy's Bacterium = 40
None of them are a match to the enemy. If you don't move fast it will just regenerate more Phages (Faster rate than yours because it has that amount of Phages). You can always select all four to attack it at the same time.
Do your math by halfing all of those bacteria and adding them up and compare with the enemy bacterium and see if you can win.
You can also order the 3 other Phages and send them to your other Phage to increase its strength and regeneration.
So that's about it... For now...
Some characteristics I've been considering...
Capacity = How many Phages can fit one bacterium
Regeneration = How much Phages are made in one bacterium
Length = How far you can send your Phages to a bacterium
Strength = How easy one Phage can kill another Phage (Still thinking how to do this)
Any suggestions?
Screenies soon.
Imagine that each of these kinds of bacteria has a few characteristics.
Imagine that these bacteria wants to rule the whole map.
Imagine the whole map contains about 18 bacteria.
Imagine containing Phage, which defines the type and owner of the bacteria, and the more Phage, the more strength and resistance.
Imagine using Phage, some crap that contains the characteristics of that bacteria, and use it to invade other bacteria and replace that bacterium's Phages with the attacker's Phages, doing some kind of mind control.
Imagine that a bacterium can contain about 150 Phages. It will take 151 enemy Phages to take over the bacterium. It can attack a bacterium with 75, half of the bacterium's Phages, on an enemy bacterium. It wins and takes control of the enemy bacterium, if it lessens enemy bacterium's number of Phages to 0 and have at least an extra friendly Phage to the enemy bacterium.
So think of it like this:
Number of Enemy Phages = 60
Number of Your Phages = 80
Attacker = You
Your Maximum Amount of Phages You Can Send = 40 (That's half)
60 - 40 = 20 Enemy Phages left.
Although all your attacking Phages have died, you've battered the bacterium. And it can only send 10 Phages on you. And remember that you still have half of the Phages (40), so you're on the winning side.
Remember that you can take over more than one bacterium, like 4 bacteria or the whole map's bacteria. Imagine that any of your bacteria doesn't have the capability to take over an enemy bacterium.
Like this.
Your 1st Bacterium = 10
Your 2nd Bacterium = 30
Your 3rd Bacterium = 20
Your 4th Bacterium = 30
Enemy's Bacterium = 40
None of them are a match to the enemy. If you don't move fast it will just regenerate more Phages (Faster rate than yours because it has that amount of Phages). You can always select all four to attack it at the same time.
Do your math by halfing all of those bacteria and adding them up and compare with the enemy bacterium and see if you can win.
You can also order the 3 other Phages and send them to your other Phage to increase its strength and regeneration.
So that's about it... For now...
Some characteristics I've been considering...
Capacity = How many Phages can fit one bacterium
Regeneration = How much Phages are made in one bacterium
Length = How far you can send your Phages to a bacterium
Strength = How easy one Phage can kill another Phage (Still thinking how to do this)
Any suggestions?
Screenies soon.
