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Re: Satellites and multiple targets
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Re: Satellites and multiple targets
Nice work WarDad
Seekers: As far as I know the way a Multiplex or stacked units work: All of the same weapon will fire at the same target untill destroyed. Since the algorythm is: Fire First CSM at First target Is Target Destroyed? No (since the CSM has not reached it yet) Fire 2nd CSM at First Target Is Target destroyed? Nor (since the CSM has not reached it yet) Repeat. It will fire all of the CSMs at the same target because it has not destroyed it yet. Multiplex works with direct fire since a direct fire weapon might destroy the target befor the next one fires. This implys that you should not expect Mutiplex results from Seekers. |
Re: Satellites and multiple targets
High Gryphin,
Your basically right. However SAT stack mutliple targeting can be improved by the strategy used. Only one strategy will be used, and it is from the first SAT design to fire. So, if your stack was peppered with engine damage weapons or computer virus, you might want to use a Fastest targeting strategy. If you had Null Space or Tachyon weapons, you might want to use a Strongest or Until Weapons Gone targeting strategy. If you wanted to be a sneaky SOB, you could target vulnerable, unarmed support ships ;-) etc... Happy Hunting |
Re: Satellites and multiple targets
Bump
So, I wonder if the patches change anything? [ March 01, 2004, 15:47: Message edited by: Wardad ] |
Re: Satellites and multiple targets
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But many times a large number of my sats don't fire at all! Now I know why. Guess I'll need about 20 different sat designs. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/icons/shock.gif |
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Simulater or Tactical-auto or Simultaneous (PBW) combat modes give the different results. |
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Sorry for dumb question, but does this mean that Mulitiplex tracking device on satellites is useless? And what about weapon platforms?
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Weapon platforms have a built in (hard-coded) multiplex tracking of 10. That means that each individidual platform can fire at at most 10 targets. Should be more than sufficient, requiring no use of multi-plex tracking. They fire their weapons individually, unlike fighter stacks. Not sure about satellites though.
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