I'm also skeptical. Hypothetically, my opponent could make 16 bases while I still have one.
While 1 base is well under any b-limit, I apparently could still get b-drones.
I don't see how you can extract the base build order in the game but if you could, Presuming Kody's analysis to be correct,
My bet is that the following would happen:
All your bases have numbers.
The system works out how many b-drones you should have.
I don't know exactly how that works, since (presume your b-limit is 9) you have:
0 b-drones by 9
18 b-drones by 18 (1 per base)
54 b-drones by 27 (2 per base)
et cetera
Having found that number of drones it would make sense that the game searches the base numbers in this order:
(First base number 1)
9 18 27 36... 8 17 26 35... 7 16 25 34...
And if a base is yours the game plants a drone there.
This is untested but it sounds sensible.
You can test it by making a scenario map, filling it with colony pods and watching how the drones appear in the bases.
Matter of fact I might try to do that.
While 1 base is well under any b-limit, I apparently could still get b-drones.
I don't see how you can extract the base build order in the game but if you could, Presuming Kody's analysis to be correct,
My bet is that the following would happen:
All your bases have numbers.
The system works out how many b-drones you should have.
I don't know exactly how that works, since (presume your b-limit is 9) you have:
0 b-drones by 9
18 b-drones by 18 (1 per base)
54 b-drones by 27 (2 per base)
et cetera
Having found that number of drones it would make sense that the game searches the base numbers in this order:
(First base number 1)
9 18 27 36... 8 17 26 35... 7 16 25 34...
And if a base is yours the game plants a drone there.
This is untested but it sounds sensible.
You can test it by making a scenario map, filling it with colony pods and watching how the drones appear in the bases.
Matter of fact I might try to do that.
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