put413
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Control Points

Fri Apr 25, 2008 8:12 pm

Question: The black-n-white bullseye icon, when your mouse-pointer hovers over it says: (for example)-

Thanks to your mobility your Army can penetrate any nieghboring region.
Zone of control points generated by your possessions:37
Evasion points of your Army:13
Zone of Control points generated by the enemy:0


What does all that mean? {the example given above's numbers, 37,13, 0 -
is that good, bad, OK, could be better, what?}

johnnycai
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Sat Apr 26, 2008 3:59 am

Greetings,
Its your overall combat power versus the opponents within that region.
It affects military control of the region.

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Sat Apr 26, 2008 7:51 am

Not exactly. It is used to see how mobile your army can be, toward adjacents enemy regions. You generate patrol by summing the patrol value of troops + a bonus for a fortification. This is what is called Enemy Zone of Control.
Then you have evasion points for your troop.
These 2 values allow us to see if some regions can be prevented from being entered by you. Picture 2 opposing armies facing each other. You won't be able to penetrate deeper in enemy territory, baring some fights, while the enemy is there. This is exactly what the rule achieve.
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