How is SP calculated?
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How is SP calculated? I wanted to know more in details if possible, how much sp you get for killing certain unit, or they're all the same, how much sp if u take a city, and etc etc.
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Well, you do get +30 SP for killing the enemy general. And I think in a battle you get the number of enemy (not neutral) units killed as SP.
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Not really. I can send like 20 bombers into about 15 different 0 unit cities and get about 36-59 SP from it.
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Idk, but i know taking all a fair amount of cities in europe with marines in one turn can get you 300+sp in one turn
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Chances are it's by the city, and there is a SP bonus if the city is taken from another player, and a bigger bonus if you take the other players capitol.
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Well, i have this theory: you gain as much units you killed as SP, and if you lost battles, you lose 1 sp per battle lost. This math has been consistent on my experiments.
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I believe it's 10 per city, 20 for capital, 50 for general and a maximum of 27 for a battle. I could be wrong though. as for neutral I have no idea, but I know infantry cities give more sp.
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