So the Psilons in this game are runaway, with too much gropo tech and computer tech for me to be able to get any tech off them. They have the Klackons as allies and I have the humans and darlocks, and as Silicoids with no-one with radiated bases I have a lot of systems, so I should be able to get a council vote win if I can hold them off till +120pop tech.
They built a new design which was massacring my fleets, a large with 2 hellfire torpedoes, 9 shield and repulsor beam. My best shields is 5 and so the hellfire missiles rip though my large ships while my small ships are worthless against the repulsor beam.
However, the AI THINKS that the hellfire missiles can penetrate my planetary shields, but they can't.
This means their ships simply fly next to my bases and keep firing for 50 turns slowly being wiped out (I only have damage 10 missiles vs 9 shield!)
Since the hellfire missiles do 25 damage to all 4 shields and do half damage as its against a planet they can only penetrate 12.5 shields, while I have X+V=15. The computer seems to think hellfire do 100 damage though!
Its a bit of an exploit, but I can't really not use it since you can't run missile bases away!
Has anyone else noticed this before?
They built a new design which was massacring my fleets, a large with 2 hellfire torpedoes, 9 shield and repulsor beam. My best shields is 5 and so the hellfire missiles rip though my large ships while my small ships are worthless against the repulsor beam.
However, the AI THINKS that the hellfire missiles can penetrate my planetary shields, but they can't.
This means their ships simply fly next to my bases and keep firing for 50 turns slowly being wiped out (I only have damage 10 missiles vs 9 shield!)
Since the hellfire missiles do 25 damage to all 4 shields and do half damage as its against a planet they can only penetrate 12.5 shields, while I have X+V=15. The computer seems to think hellfire do 100 damage though!
Its a bit of an exploit, but I can't really not use it since you can't run missile bases away!
Has anyone else noticed this before?