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12/31/2012 4:21:30 PMCZrankAdminLicho before revert after revert
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1 This is not true. 1 This is not true.
2 Default economy is shared equally too. 2 Default economy is shared equally too.
3 Difference is that with default economy the builder of say mex, gets 50% of its income for some time, then he gets equal share. 3 Difference is that with default economy the builder of say mex, gets 50% of its income for some time, then he gets equal share.
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5 Same with energy, where builder of energy gets a bit more from OD income until its cost is repaid, then he gets his equal share. 5 Same with energy, where builder of energy gets a bit more from OD income until its cost is repaid, then he gets his equal share.
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7 This cost-investment exists to provide energy scaling similar to 1v1 - otherwise you wont be able to ramp up economy as fast in big team games, because you would need all team cooperating on economy. 7 This cost-investment exists to provide energy scaling similar to 1v1 - otherwise you wont be able to ramp up economy as fast in big team games, because you would need all team cooperating on economy.
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9 Flat equal share therefore makes economic focus unviable and the game is then entirely based on mex economy and often decided by early land-grab with no back and forth action and no super units present. 9 Flat equal share of communism therefore makes economic focus unviable and the game is then entirely based on mex economy and often decided by early land-grab with no back and forth action and no super units present.
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