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Cola Cubes - These are bastion efficient and excellent defence against a ground attack. They are very space inefficient. |
Cola Cubes - These are bastion efficient and excellent defence against a ground attack. They are very space inefficient. Few vaults use them now, however. |
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Mir Linear Rings - These are bastion efficient from the outside but are vulnerable to ring skipping. They are space optimised. |
Mir Linear Rings - These are bastion efficient from the outside but are vulnerable to ring skipping. They are space optimised. |
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Curved Rings - These are neither bastion efficient or fully space optimised. It depends on the particular implementation. The advantage they do have is they provide an awkwardly shaped field for a skybridge to break. However, it is possible to determine the exact placement of the minimum number of bastions as each corner in the curve must be the corner of a bastion field. Effectively the classic nerd ring shape created by Diet_Cola during Civcraft 2.0. |
Curved Rings - These are neither bastion efficient or fully space optimised. It depends on the particular implementation. The advantage they do have is they provide an awkwardly shaped field for a skybridge to break. However, it is possible to determine the exact placement of the minimum number of bastions as each corner in the curve must be the corner of a bastion field. Effectively the classic nerd ring shape created by Diet_Cola during Civcraft 2.0. |
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Vaults outside the Lexington/Anguish/FRIENDS sphere of influence tend to use some take on linear rings. See: Coventhia, Yoahtl, etc. |
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=== Sky Bunker === |
=== Sky Bunker === |
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